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Aruch LaNer on Tractate Sukkah first edition. Bound with ‘Bikueri Yaakov’ by Rabbeinu on the Shulchan Aruch Hilchos Shechita, Altona, 1858.
Sefer Aruch LaNer (called ‘Itur Bikkurim’), innovations and elucidations on Tractate Sukkah. Authored by the Gaon Rabbi Yaakov Yokev Ettlinger, one of the greatest rabbis of Ashkenaz. First edition of the innovations on Tractate Sukkah (one of the compositions by the Achronim which is most studied on this tractate to this day). This edition is not the first of Chidushei Aruch LaNer on the tractates of the Shas, but on Tractate Sukkah.
The author Rabbi Yaakov Yokev Ettlinger (1798-1871), one of the greatest rabbis of Ashkenaz in his generation. Studied with the greatest rabbis of Ashkenaz such as Rabbi Asher the son of the Sheagas Aryeh, Tabbi Avraham Bing and Rabbi Avraham Binyamin Ze’ev Hamburg (author of Sha’ar Zekenim). Rabbi Yaakov was one of the first orthodox rabbis who was also an academic as a student of the Würzburg University. Served as a Rav in many communities of Ashkenaz. He was one of the fierce opponents of the Reform Movement which was established in Germany in his time. His greatest students at the yeshivas he had established were the Rashar Hirsch and Rabbi Azriel Hildesheimer.
111, 54 leaves. 27 cm.
No cover, some stains, blemish to the title page, very good condition.
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