Zoveich Todah. Constantinople, [1733]. Only Edition
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Zoveich Todah. Seder Viduy….according to the counting of the mitzvos by Mordechai Azban. Constantinople, [1733]. Only edition.
41 leaves, 16 cm. Unique work regarding the recital of viduy with the details of sins prohibited from the Torah or by the rabbis. Includes kabalistic insights. The title page includes the phrase, Shivisi Hashem L'Negdi – with the letters forming His name in large white letters on a black background. The author was a Leghorn Rabbi. He immigrated to Eretz Yisrael in [1736] where he passed away in [1740].
Original, rubbed leather binding. Fine-very fine condition. Curvy owner signature; owner signature on leaf 2, and an antiquate note on the title page. Yaari, Constantinople 339.
41 leaves, 16 cm. Unique work regarding the recital of viduy with the details of sins prohibited from the Torah or by the rabbis. Includes kabalistic insights. The title page includes the phrase, Shivisi Hashem L'Negdi – with the letters forming His name in large white letters on a black background. The author was a Leghorn Rabbi. He immigrated to Eretz Yisrael in [1736] where he passed away in [1740].
Original, rubbed leather binding. Fine-very fine condition. Curvy owner signature; owner signature on leaf 2, and an antiquate note on the title page. Yaari, Constantinople 339.
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Zoveich Todah. Constantinople, [1733]. Only Edition
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