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Discovery! Torah innovations of the Gaon Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Charif, handwritten by a disciple, with...

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Discovery! Torah innovations of the Gaon Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Charif, handwritten by a disciple, with dozens of lines that have not yet been printed. [ca. 1830].

Manuscript with Torah innovations of the Gaon the author of Tiv Gittin on a Sugyah of tractate Chulin, with an addition of dozens of lines that were not published. [Hungary, ca. 1830].

[3] pp. [125] densely written lines. These innovations were printed in Zichron Sofrim, 2: on the Shas, pp. 250-252. There it is written that these innovations were copied from the Gaon the author of Tiv Gittin. The last [22] lines do not appear in the printed version.

The holy Gaon Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Heller, also known as Rabbi Hirschel Charif (1776-1834) author of Tiv Gittin and one of the Gedolei Hador of the generation of Rabbi Akiva Eiger and the Chasam Sofer, who, by his third marriage, married Rabbi Zvi Hirsch’ widow.

Was born in Zamoshtsh, Poland. Served as Av Beis Din of Brigel, Galicia and later of Ungvar and Bonyhad. Served as Rav in Oiben Yashan for less than a year until his sudden passing in 1834. Was buried in Oiben Yashan and many years later, his grave was transferred to the cemetery of Budapest. His published compositions include the Chidushei Tiv Gittin on tractate Gittin, Tapuchei Zahav – Drushim, Shut – the section of Yoreh Deah, Shut – the sections of Orach Chaim and Even haEzer, Kuntes HaGaon Rabbi Zvi Charif – section I – on the Sugya of Shikul HaDa’as, Kuntres HaGaon Rabbi Zvi Charif – section II – innovations on the Shas.

[2] leaves without the binding or spine, minor stains, very good condition.

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