Auction 15 Rare Historic Items
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Jun 13, 2022
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הסידור האישי של הרה"ק בעל מעגלי צדק מדעעש


חתימת ידו המלאה של הגה"ק בעל ייטב לב מסיגוט


ה"אמרי אלימלך" עותק בניו הקדושים בעל חובת התלמידים ורבי ישעי'


תיקון ליל שבועות סלאוויטא - עותק יפיפה


ספרים נדירים נדפסו בשנות הש'


אוסף של ספרי חסידות - נדירים


מכתבים מגדולי אדמורי"ם ורבנים

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Or HaYashar. - Parshat HaGet from Kaliva, which agitated the rabbinical world in Europe

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Or HaYashar. - Parshat HaGet from Kaliva, which agitated the rabbinical world in Europe

Or HaYashar. Amsterdam 1769. First edition


Or HaYashar. - Parshat HaGet from Kaliva, which agitated the rabbinical world in Europe in the years 1766-1767, by Rabbi Aharon Shimon of Copenhagen - answers of the great rabbis who first appeared in print, Amsterdam 1769. First edition.
In that generation a halakhic controversy arose among the great rabbis in all corners of the world over the get which was done by Rabbi Yisrael Lifshitz Rabba of Kaliva.
The sentence was about a groom who got a divorce to his wife while his sanity was in doubt.
There was concern that at the time of the divorce he was in a state of mind defined as a 'fool' and his divorce was not valid according to Halacha. The halakhic controversy dealt with the question of what is a person defined as "sane" for the purpose of granting a divorce, since an insane person can not give a Divorce document, but it went beyond the limited halakhic debate, ignited extensive controversy between rabbis and various communities, and important rabbis of the generation intervened. In the book before us, answers were given by the great men of the same generation about the laws of divorce, among them the geniuses Rabbi Yaakov Emdin, The Noda B'yehudah, the sha'agat arie, Rabbi Shaul of Amsterdam and more. The answers given in it served as a cornerstone for rulings in Gittin matters in the centuries that followed.
[6], 111, [1] leaf. 19 cm. Stains. Slight moth marks on first pages. Missing tears in margins of last page - completed in restoration. Nice new cover with gilt inscription on spine. Good condition.


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