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Sefer Divrei Torah, compiled from holy books, reprinted with additions from books by the greatest Admorim of Poland. Warsaw, 1851.
Sefer Divrei Torah, compiled from the Shas, Midrashim and holy books, by Rabbi Moshe Vortman. Nosson Shriptgisser Press, Warsaw, 1851. First edition with the addition of words by Admorim including the Chozeh of Lublin, the Saraf of Moglanitz and more. Warsaw, 1851.
[6], 114 leaves. Approbations by the Saraf of Moglanitza and Rabbi Yeshaya Muscat of Prague. Restored flyleaf with old notations.
Rabbi Moshe ben Rabbi Chaim Vortman of Kozhnitz, a disciple of the holy Rav Rabbi Yerachmiel of Pshischa and the holy Rav the Saraf of Moglanitza. Author of Sefer Divrei Torah, Tzeida Laderech, Kedushas HaAretz, Romemus Nishmas Yisroel, Darkei Olam (Otzar Hachaim) and Sefer Ahavas Yisroel. Due to his modesty, the books were published anonymously. Immigrated to Eretz Yisroel in 1859. Passed away in 1874.
New, elegant binding with gilt lettering and decorations. Wear to the binding due to a line being erased. Moth holes. Stains. Some letters at the end of the lines of the last leaf were affected by the mounting of the binding. Good condition.
Measurement: 16 CM
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