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ЛОТ 027:
Rare: Olat Tamid, first edition, Venice 1601.
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Rare: Olat Tamid, first edition, Venice 1601.
“Written by Rabbi Moshe Albilda, the Reishit Daa’at and Sha’arei Dimah; an exegesis on the Torah including the four Yesodei HaTorah…”. Brought to the publisher by the author’s son, Rabbi Yehuda Albilda, printed by Daniel Zanitti in Venice. 231 leaves (missing the four index pages at the end). Moth holes, tape, tears, and defects. Overall fair condition. No rear binding.
Stamps of ownership of Rabbi Mordechai Yitzhak Isaac Rabinowitz (1856-1920), a rabbi of the communities of Ligom, Slont, and Memel. He was the son of Rabbi Dovber Rabiner, and a student of Rabbi Yisrael Salanter. He was known as a darshan and author of chiddushei Torah on all sections of the Torah, halachic tshuvot, and chiddushim and commentaries on the Talmud Bavli. Some of his writings were printed, and were greatly spread. He died in Koenigsberg on Shabbat Erev Chag Shavuot and he is buried in Memel.
Additional stamps of Rabbi Michael Berson, Chelsea Mass.
Rabbi Moshe Alvalida was a rabbi and philosopher in Spain who was exiled to Salonika with his father in the expulsion of Spanish Jewry in 1492. In 1534, while serving as rabbi of Barata [a Greek island], he signed a decree forbidding mixed dancing and after the decree was not followed, he left his position and moved to Avlona. There too he was not rabbi for a long time, and due to the dispute, he moved to Salonika, where he died.
