Large Collection of Basic Books of Kabbalah and Commentaries on Shas. Beginning of the 18th Century - Middle of the ...

Large Collection of Basic Books of Kabbalah and Commentaries on Shas. Beginning of the 18th Century - Middle of the 20th Century

Important collection of books of kabbalah and commentaries on Shas. Years: 1729-1947

1. tzon ktoshim, by Rabbi Chaim Shor. And was brought to the printing press by ... Haim Hildesheim and added a touch of his own, Wanzbeck, 1729. Minor damages to title page.

2.Sheva SHitoth - Rashba z "l, on seven tractates and they are Shabbat, R 'h, Megillah, Succah, Yevamot, Nedarim and Bava Kama Berlin, 1756.

3. Mishnayot of Seder Taharot, with the commentary of Maimonides, Rabbeinu Shimshon, the Rosh, with pamphlet Mishpeh Leshon by Rabbi Moshe Segal Landau and Sefer Sfofim book by Rabbi Betslag Rensburg, Prague, 1841.

4. Sefer Megid Mesharim: In Uri Maori, there are high and great secrets that were revealed to a righteous man sitting in tents, by Rabbi Yosef Karo. Lemberg, 1850. Moth damages and stains.

5. Sefer Pri Etz Chaim, commentary and novellae on the Mitniyot and Segusiot in Ketubot 26b until the end of the chapter. By Rabbi Ya'akov Do'e Lehav. Leiden, 1852.

6. Sefer Tosafot Aharon, by Rabbi Aharon Av Beit Din of Cravinga, to resolve the difficulty of our Rabbis, the Tosafists, on the Talmud. [Konigsberg], 1858].

7. Tractate Shabbat from the Babylonian Talmud. Warsaw, 1859. With glosses on the sides of the leaves in foreign handwriting.

8. Sefer Midrash Shmuel, commentary on Pirkei Avot by Rabbi Shmuel Di Ozida. Warsaw, 1869.

9. Sefer Tosafot Yerushalayim: Laws that emerge from the Tosefta and Talmud Yerushalmi, which I have not found an explicit contradiction from the Talmud Bavli and the Shulchan Aruch, were not brought, with a shortened prohibition on Yoreh De'ah by Rabbi Yisrael Isser Eserlin.

10. Sefer Derekh HaKodesh: A Basic Commentary on the Hebrew Religion by Basic Wisdom of Truth known to the faithful Kabbalists, by Rabbi Yechiel Tzvi Maharam in Berlin, 1872.

11. The Book of the Holy Gates, by Rabbi Chaim Vital. Warsaw, 1885.

12. Sefer Siftei Chachamim on Rosh Hashana, by Rabbi Avraham Av Hertzel. Faks, 1906.

13. Tractate Pesachim. Vilna, 1923. Partially detached binding.

14. Sefer Ohr Ha-Yashar on Tractates Arachin and Tmura, by Rabbi Shmuel Yitzchak Hillman. Berlin, 1923.

15. Sefer Or Ha-Yashar on Masechetot Krayot Me'ilot Kenim Tamid and Midot, by Rabbi Shmuel Yitzchak Hillman. Jerusalem, 1926.

16. Sefer Galiyon Ha-Shas, including glosses on Seder Zera'im Bavli and Yerushalmi, by Rabbi Yosef Angil, Chief Rabbi of Cracow, Vienna, 1924.

17. Bread by the Child, Tutorial preparation for Mishnoh & Gemoro ot Talmud without a master, A Specimen of Easy Talmudic Dialectics by James H. Lowe / London, 1926.

18. On the Yerushalmi: To correct the text of the Yerushalmi, formulas of the manuscript of Rome to Sota, with the opening of comparisons and comments, by Shaul Lieberman, Jerusalem, 1929.

19.Talmud No Yiddish, Derimer Bund, Tractate Demi, Iberzzecht un Erkelert von Jakob Meir Zalkind, London, 1929.

20. Sefer Tosafot Rid, Tractate Yevamot, by Rabbi Yeshaya Ditrani, copy of manuscript, with glosses, corrections and comments by Rabbi Ze'ev in Yadnavitz, with glosses by Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak HaCohen Kook Jerusalem, [1931].

21. Eshel Avraham: Chiddushim and Ba'urim for Seder Zera'im Bavli and Yerushalmi, accompanied by a pamphlet "Priot Ginosar" to find out which laws are dependent on the land, by Rabbi Avraham Ya'akov Neimark. Tel Aviv, 1937].

22. The Talmud and Poskim, Tractate Bava Kama, with the Shulchan Aruch on the page within the Talmud, separated into three heads: the Pure Table, the Shulchan system and Sha'arei Zion, by Rabbi Eliyahu Mordechai Halevy and Lekowski. Jerusalem [1943].

23. Zahav haretz: Novellae, commentary and commentaries on the Yerushalmi, part one, Berachot, Pe'ah and Da'i, by Rabbi David Malachi (Englender). Jerusalem, 1944].

24.Pninai Hazohar, by NS Leibowitz. Jerusalem, 1931. Missing title page, Tel-Aviv, 1944.

25. The Kabbalah, by Aaron Marcus (and Ross), a chapter from his book "Hasidism", with the author's picture. Tel Aviv, 1944].

26. Or Ha-Yashar on Mishnayot Seder Taharot, by Rabbi Shmuel Yitzchak Hillman. Jerusalem, 1947. No binding.