Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
Omer Man – Signatures of Rabbi Pinchas Rabinowitz from Kantikozva
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Omer Man, explanation on the Adra Zuta of the Zohar – Parashat Ha’azinu, by Rabbi Menachem Di Lunzano. Vilna, 1883.
Upon the title page of the book and inside it appears signatures of the Admor Rabbi “Pinchas Rabinowitz Kantikozva”.
Rabbi Pinchas Rabinowitz (1861-1926, Ozar Ha’Rabbanim 16957), was Admor in Kantikozva (Charson region). He filled the position of his father, Rabbi Yitzchak Yo'el, who served as Admor in Linitz. He is described as a “tremendous genius in all facets of the Torah”. His composition “Avodat Yitzchak” on the Torah remained handwritten. Among his sons: Rabbi Ya'akov Yisrael the “Admor from Charson”, and Rabbi Menachem Nachum Rabinowitz Av Beit Din of Haifa. Among his sons-in-law: the Admorim Moshe from Stolin and Rabbi Yitzchak from Square. (For additional information related to him see: Alfasi, Encyclopedia of Hassidism, volume 3, page 539).
[1], 38 pages, 13cm. Fair condition. Stains. The corner of one of the pages is missing.
Upon the title page of the book and inside it appears signatures of the Admor Rabbi “Pinchas Rabinowitz Kantikozva”.
Rabbi Pinchas Rabinowitz (1861-1926, Ozar Ha’Rabbanim 16957), was Admor in Kantikozva (Charson region). He filled the position of his father, Rabbi Yitzchak Yo'el, who served as Admor in Linitz. He is described as a “tremendous genius in all facets of the Torah”. His composition “Avodat Yitzchak” on the Torah remained handwritten. Among his sons: Rabbi Ya'akov Yisrael the “Admor from Charson”, and Rabbi Menachem Nachum Rabinowitz Av Beit Din of Haifa. Among his sons-in-law: the Admorim Moshe from Stolin and Rabbi Yitzchak from Square. (For additional information related to him see: Alfasi, Encyclopedia of Hassidism, volume 3, page 539).
[1], 38 pages, 13cm. Fair condition. Stains. The corner of one of the pages is missing.
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