Peirush HaR"A MeGarmiza al Sefer Yetzirah im Hagahot MaHRTz"A - First Edition. Toldot Avraham. Only Edition.

Peirush HaR"A MeGarmiza al Sefer Yetzirah im Hagahot MaHRTz"A - First Edition. Toldot Avraham. Only Edition.

Peirush HaR"A MeGarmiza al Sefer Yetzirah, copied from the holy manuscript by Rabbi Tzvi Elimelech Shapira of Dinov with glosses he wrote, called Hagahot MaHRTz"A, and with Derech Edutecha and other additions from Rabbi Tzvi Elimelech Shapira which were printed here for the first time by his grandson. Premishlan 1883. Large kabbalistic sketches.

First edition of the work by the Admor renowned as the author of Bnei Yissachar. Including the leaf with Tirgumei Dasbi on Meggilat Ruth which is not found in all copies [in the copy before us, it was bound between Derech Pikudecha and Igra D'Kallah]. Four subscriber pages are added to the end in the copy before us; in the Bibliography of the Hebrew Book, there are two subscriber pages mentioned.

[2], 22, 17 [1] 8, [4] leaves. 31 cm. Impressive copy. Very fine condition.

Bound with:

Toldot Avraham. Novellae on Talmudic tractates by [the Admor] Rabbi Avraham son of Rabbi Yitzchak Charif of Olinov. 1881. Only edition.

The author, known as Rabbi Avraham Eisenberg of Olinov, was a Chassidic Admor and relative of Rabbi Baruch Frenkel Teomim, author of Baruch Taam. He was a disciple of Rabbi Naftali of Ropshitz, and he received an approbation from him for this book. The book is crowned by an enthusiastic approbation from Rabbi Chaim of Sanz and additional approbations from dozens of rabbis and Admors from three periods, including Rabbi Aryeh Leib Teomim, Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch of Zhidichov and more. For more about the author, refer to Alfasi, Encyclopedia L'Chassidut A, 9-10.

[8], 163 [should be: 165], [7] leaves, 31 cm. Very fine condition. Bound with: She'ilat YAVe"Tz, second part. Lemberg, 1884.