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Nachalas Zvi, compilation from the holy Zohar translated into Yiddish, published by Rabbi [Zvi] Hirsch Chotsch, Frankfurt am Main, [1711]. First edition. Rare.
Sefer Nachalas Zvi, Divrei Mussar, Sipurei Ma’asim and Niglos Pshutim translated into Hebrew-Teitch compiled from the holy Zohar, on Seder Parashos HaShavu’ah. By Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Chotsch of Krakow and formed by his grandfather Rabbi Zelig Av Beis Din of Korev. Anthony Hensheid Press, Frankfurt am Main, [1711]. First and rare edition.
[4], 38, 26, 10, 58 leaves, 32 cm. Yiddish in Tzor letters. With many enthusiastic approbations by leading contemporary rabbis. First and rare edition which does not appear in the Bibliography of the Hebrew Book. The Sefer later had dozens of additional editions.
Rabbi Zvi Hirsch ben Rabbi Yerachmiel of Krakow – a great Rav, wonderous Darshan and great Kabbalist. Authored the Seforim "Shabta Deragla" (Furth, 1693), "Derech Yeshara" (Furth, 1697), "Shivim Tikkunei HaZohar" with the "Chemdas Zvi" commentary (Amsterdam, 1706), "Nachalas Zvi" (Frankfurt am Main, 1711) and more.
Ancient vellum binding, aging stains, loose and blemished spine and some detached leaves, moth holes, fair-good condition.
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