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Binah LeItim, I-II, by Rabbi Azaria Piccio. Lemberg [1816]. With notations and signatures of the greatest rabbis of Hungary.
Pedigreed copy of the greatest rabbis of Hungary! Binah LeItim, by Rabbi Azaria Piccio. Naftali Hirtz Grossman Press, Lvov [the year on the title page is 1807; the approbation, however, is from 1816].
[1], 38; 55 leaves, 37 cm. [2] leaves of indices at the end of the Sefer are missing. Part of the titlep page with red lettering. With an approbation by Rabbi Yaakov Orenstein Av Beis Din of Lvov.
Owner’s notations and signatures on the flyleaf:
– "Belongs to the rabbinic … Rabbi Shimon Katz Kellerman the son-in-law of the true Gaon the Admor Meir Esh [Eisenstadt] … Pinchas Stein of Ponovich". There are two addiitonal ownership notations of the Sefer in the name of Rabbi Shimon Katz Kellerman.
– Signatures of Rabbi Yosef Shlomo Reinitz.
The Gaon Rabbi Pinchas Stein (1830-1886) an important disciple of the Kesav Sofer, Rabbi Elyakim Getz Hacohen Shverin Av Beis Din of Beya, Rabbi Yitzchak Moshe Perls Av Beis Din of Bonyhad and Maran Rabbi Meir Esh Av Beis Din of Ungvar. Married the daughter of Rabbi Yom Tov Lipman Katz Kerepsh of Irsha. Sinc 1855 served as Rosh Av Beis Din of Tirek Saint Miklosh. Author of Shut Kinas Pinchas and additional Seforim.
Rabbi Shimon Kellerman Hacohen of Lvov – married Mrs. Sheva the daughter of the Maharam Esh, Rabbi Meir Eisenstadt, one of the greatest disciples of the Chasam Sofer and one of the greatest rabbis of Hungary, Av Beis Din and Ram of Ungvar, author of Imrei Esh and more. His words were introduced in the new edition of Imrei Esh, Bnei Berak 2007, p. 335.
The Gaon Rabbi Yosef Shlomo Reinitz (1842-1923) Av Beis Din of Mishkoltz and a disciple of the Gaon Rabbi Menachem Esh of Ungvar.
Worn and dismantled leather binding, aging stains and oil stains, moth damage, the last leaf is detached and attached to the back binding, [2] leaves with the indices are missing, fair condition.
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