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Songs of prayer and poetry for the weekdays and](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale10-public/255.jpg "Et Ha’Zamir – Venice, 1707")
Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
Et Ha’Zamir – Venice, 1707
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Et Ha’Zamir, collection of poems by Rabbi Binyamin Ha’Cohen. Venice, [1707].
Songs of prayer and poetry for the weekdays and for various festivals. Including Kavanot [meanings] according to the secret wisdom for each occasion as well as an introduction and closing by “Chatan L’Melech”, Rabbi Yishayahu son of Rabbi Yisrael Chizkia Basan. Some congregations in Italy recited these poems regularly.
Rabbi Binyamin Ha’Cohen Vitali from Italy (1651-1730, Otzar HaRabbanim 3692), one of the biggest sages of his generation. He and his son-in-low, Rabbi Yisha'ayah Bassan, were rabbis of the Ramcha"l.
24 leaves. 16cm. Good condition
Songs of prayer and poetry for the weekdays and for various festivals. Including Kavanot [meanings] according to the secret wisdom for each occasion as well as an introduction and closing by “Chatan L’Melech”, Rabbi Yishayahu son of Rabbi Yisrael Chizkia Basan. Some congregations in Italy recited these poems regularly.
Rabbi Binyamin Ha’Cohen Vitali from Italy (1651-1730, Otzar HaRabbanim 3692), one of the biggest sages of his generation. He and his son-in-low, Rabbi Yisha'ayah Bassan, were rabbis of the Ramcha"l.
24 leaves. 16cm. Good condition
Siddurim and Prayer Books
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