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A leaf laden with the Torah innovations of Or HaOlam Rabbi Yonoson Eibeschütz handwritten by his greatest disciple Rabbi Yedidya Tia Weil.
The Torah innovations are on Parashiyot Bereshit and Noah and they were written during the lifetime of Rabbi Eibeschütz (on the upper part ofthe page it was written: "לפרשת בראשית מהגאון מהר"י נר"ו").
On the title page of the Sefer "Divrei Yonoson" is was written: "I have copied from a worn manuscript with many errors and I have labored to remove any obstacle and mistake and prepare and order it appropriately". Based on what is written in the approbation of the Sefer, the manuscripts that were used for its printing were written by his the disciples of Rabbi Yonoson Eibeschütz. Based on comparisons of manuscripts, the script before us is the pure handwriting of Rabbi Yedidya Tia Weil Av Beis Din of Karlsruhe, the son of the author of the "Korban Nesanel".
Rabbi Yedidya Tia Weil (1721-1805) Gedol Hador. Rav of Karlsruhe and author of many manuscripts, the son of the "Korban Nesanel" and a leading disciple of Or HaOlam Rabbi Yonoson Eibeschütz . Until the age of ten, he studied with his father and later at the yeshiva of Rabbi Yonoson Eibeschütz. In 1743, he left Prague and travelled to Breslau, after his Rav had left the town a year earlier and travelled to Metz. He also studied with Moron the Nodah BiYehuda.
A single leaf written on both its sides, 20X15 cm.
Some stains, very slight wear. Very good condition.
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