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Maharam Barabi. [I], Dhyrenfurth, [1786]. First edition. The personal signed copy of Rabbi David Luria, the Radal.
"שייך להגאון מו"ה דוד לוריא בן הנגיד מו"ה יהודה לוריא" – Sefer Chidushei Halachot Maharam Barabi, [section I], on Beitzah, Arvei Psachim. Kiddushin. ketibut, with Shitot Amukot, with sermons for Shabbat Hagadol and Shabbat Tshuvah. By Rabbi Meir barabi Av Beis Din and Ram of Pressburg. At the end of the book, innovations on the Shulchan Aruch by his son-in-law Rabbi Zelgman Sulzbach. The press of Yechiel Michl Miya, Dhyrenfurth, [1786]. First edition.
[2], 106 leaves. At the end of the book, Drushim by the author and innovations on the Shulchan Aruch by his son-in-law Rabbi Zelgman Sulzbach. On the title page, ownership notations and signatures of Rabbi David Luria: "דוד לוריא במ"ו ארי’ לייב… בביחאווו". Many additional notations on the back flyleaf.
Please refer to Hebrew catalog text for a brief biography of Rabbi David Luria, the Radal.
Worn ancient semi-leather binding, integrated into a renewed binding. Stains. Moth holes. Good condition.
Measurement: 30 CM
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