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Karnei Re’em, by the Dayan Rabbi Yitzchak Chadad of Djerba. Livorno, [1765]. First edition. Rare.
Sefer Karnei Re’em, innovations on Rashi and the Re’em, by Rabbi Yitzchak Chadad of Djerba. Moshe Atias Press, Livorno, [1765]. First and rare edition.
[3], 64 leaves, 21 cm. Approbations by the rabbis of Tunis, the Shadar of the Galilee and Tiberius and the rabbis of Djerba. Signatures of Rabbi Raphael Sethon. Glosses in Sephardic script.
The Gaon Rabbi Yitzchak Chadad, one of the first and greatest Sages of Djerba and the first Sage of Djerba whose Seforim were printed. A disciple of Rabbi Tzemach Cohen in Tunis. A Dayan of the Beis Din of Rabbi Aharon Peretz author of Sefer Bigdei Aharon and Mishchas Aharon. Lived in Tunisia and Algiers and passed away in ca. 1715. After his passing, his sons published his Seforim Todlos Yitzchak on most of the tractates of the Shas (Livorno, 1762), Karnei Re’em (Livorno, 1765) and Zerah Yitzchak, commentary on the Bible and Midrashim (Livorno, 1765).
Semi-leather binding partly dismantled, stains, fair-good condition.
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