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Gett Pashut, by Rabbi Moshe ibn Chaviv. Sudilkov, 1833. Pedigreed copy.
Sefer Gett Pashut, elucidation on Hilchos Gittin of the Shulchan Aruch by Rabbi Moshe ibn Chaviv. Yitzchak Madpis Press, Sudilkov, 1833.
[2], 74, 34 leaves. With many ownership notations and signatures on the flyleaves and title page and with stamps of Rabbi Hirsch Farber of London.
Rabbi Moshe ben Rabbi Shlomo ibn Chaviv (1654-1696) the Rishon LeZion, Rav of Jerusalem and Rosh Yeshiva there. Was born in Salonika and immigrated to Jerusalem in his youth. Was renowned as a sharp and knowledgeable Gaon and the author of many books including Shut, halachic innovations and innovations on the Shas. His grandson, Rabbi Yaakov Chuli, was the author of Yalkus Me’am Lo’ez.
Rabbi Zvi Hirsch ben Rabbi Shimon Yehuda Leib Farber (1879-1966) a student of the Slabodka yeshiva and a Rav of a town in the Kovno district. In 1910 immigrated to Britain, where he founded and headed a yeshiva. Served as Rav of one of the neighborhoods of London and as the chairman of the union of rabbis. Was known as a talented Darshan and the author of many books.
Restored binding. Stains. Good condition.
Measurement: 37 CM
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