ShirHaShirim with commentaries by the Ramban and the Rokeach—Harovshov 1820, Chassidic edition.

With translation and commentary of the Ramban and that of of Rabbi Elazar of Garmeiza - the Rokeach, rare edition [in the National Library in the Rare Books section] and important given its Hassidic addition [possibly the first printed] of the recitation of Psalm 107 before Minchaaccording to the Baal Shem Tov’stakana [see below]. [6], 68, 68-69 pages. 18.5 cm. Small moth damages, stains and tears in part, with damage to text.Repaired and professionally bound. New binding embossed in gold. Ownership signature: "Yosef David Arnzet of Krakow" On the Ba'al Shem Tov's commentary on Psalm 127: "And this is what the Baal Shem Tov established to say on every Friday night from Psalm 127 that because it is necessary to purify himself more and more at that time, and there the Lord remembered that we must confess ..." (MaorEinayimBeshalach ). "And as we archived in this, we will understand that the students of the Baal Shem Tov corrected the name of the Baal Shem Tov to say on the eve of Shabbat before the prayer of MinchaMizmorz, Devia, India, "And to sing to your highest name ..." (AteretTzvi for the midrash from ZediTeshuv, end of ParashatTerumah, on Zoch "Kasah"), and much more preparation in Hasidism.