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Nefesh David, Kabbalistic commnetary on the Torah, by the Kabbalist Rav Rabbi David Di Medina. Kushta, [1736]. First edition. Rare.
Sefer Nefesh David, commentary on Seder Haparashiyos and some verses from Nev’im and Ketuvim, based on the Ari’s writings, by Rabbi David ben Rabbi Moshe Di Medina. Yonah ben Yaakov [Ashkenazi] Press. Kushtandina, [1736]. First and rare edition.
[4], 46 leaves, 19 cm. At its end, elucidations of verses from Yeshaya, Mishlei, Job, Tehillim and Megilos and elucidation for Purim. Erase and partly erased owner’s signatures on the back flyleaf.
Rabbi David ben Rabbi Moshe Di Medina, a Kabbalist Rav, was born in Thessaloniki, immigrated to Eretz Yisroel in 1720 and settled in Safed and Jerusalem. Was sent as a Shadar abroad and before 1740, returned to Eretz Yisroel. During the years 1735-1747, often stayed in Aleppo and Turkey. Author of Nefesh David (Kushta, 1736), Ru’ach David and Nishmas David (Kushta, 1747).
No binding, moth holes, stains, fair condition.
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