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Unique Auction of Judaica and Rare Artifacts from Tzadikim, including: The signature of the holy 'Taz' [Rabbi David ha-Levi Segal], a letter from Rabbi Shalom Yosef of Sadigura – the oldest son of the 'Tiferet Yisrael' of Rouzin, Religious Artifacts from Tzadikim from previous generations, items for Segulah and Protection, letters of great rabbinic leaders, Correspondents from the students of the holy 'Chatam Sofer', fundamental books, and much more.
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Sefer 'Ach Pri Tevuah' from the Holy Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch of Liska, (Two volumes). First edition. Munkacs 1875-1876.
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Sefer 'Ach Pri Tevuah' from the Holy Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch of Liska, (Two volumes). First edition. Munkacs 1875-1876.
Sefer 'Ach Pri Tevuah' (two volumes bound together), Chassidut arranged on the weekly Torah Portions and Festivals, by the Holy Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch of Liska.
First edition. Munkacs 1875-1876. With approbation of the Holy Divrei Chaim of Sanz.
As it seems the first pages of the first volume are attached from a separate edition.
The Holy Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch of Liska (1874-1808) from great sages of Hungary. Learned in his youth by Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Heller (author of 'Tiv Gitin' and Rav of Boniyahd and Ungvár). Also learned by Rabbi Avraham of Dębica. Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch basked in the shadow of the Holy 'Yismach Moshe' of Sátoral-jaújhely. (Likewise traveled to many sages of the generation: the Holy Rabbi of Ruzhyn, the Holy Divrei Chaim of Sanz and more). Upon the advice of his Rabbi the Yismach Moshe he consented to accept on himself the yolk of Rabbanut in Liska and started serving as Admor. Thousands flocked to accept his blessings and advice and his courtyard was from the greatest in Hungary.
[4], 116, [1], 88 pages. 24 cm.
Few moth damage, stained. General condition good.
