Sefer Talmud Yerushalmi, Nezikin, with "Pnei Moshe’ commentary, "Maareh HaPanim" by the Gaon Rabbi Moshe ben Rabbi Shimon Margulis. First edition. Amsterdam 1755. Including endorsements of Rabbanim of Amsterdam and an interduction of the author.
The copy is full of notations, most are reference places, and notations refering in the Talmud HaYerushalmi, showing his full control in all of Talmud and Midrashim.
The notations appear to be corrections from the author, and possibly from the Gaon and author the ‘Pnei Moshe’ himself.
Yevumot: [2], 40 Pages. Sota: 27 pages. Ketubot: 39 pages, Nedarim: 19 pages, Gitin: 29 pages, Nazir: 25 pages, Kidushin: 23 pages [2].
38cm. wide margins. Thick paper, extensive moisture stains. Very good condition.
Hagaon Rabbi Moshe Magulis the ‘Pnei Moshe’ [1710-1781], great commentator on Yerushalmi, his comprehensive and famous commentary ‘Pnei Moshe’ is one of two most common commentaries on Talmud Yerushalmi. According to legend the Rabbainu ‘Gr"a learned by him in his youth when he was in Kėdainiai (Rabbi Zalmen Zev in his endorsement for the Zhytomyr Yerushalmi edition, 1866). He was familiar with both Talmuds, in Tosefta, commentaries of Rishonim, and Midrashai Halachah and Agadah.
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