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Shut HaRadbaz, II, by the Gaon Rabbi David ibn Zimra. Venice, [1749]. First edition.
Shut Haradbaz, II, Siman 589-842 with Shut for Leshonos haRambam, Siman 76-318, by Rabbi David ibn Zimra. Meir Di Zara Press, Venice, [1749]. First edition.
[2], 88 leaves. Approbations by the rabbis of Jerusalem and Livorno and the rabbis of the Yeshiva Kelalis of Venice.
Rabbi Davin bar Shlomo ibn Zimra (1479-1573) one of the greatest Poskim of the exiles from Spain. In 1513, after being exiled from Spain, he immigrated to Egypt, where he served as Av Beis Din, Rosh Yeshiva and the leader of Egyptian Jewry. Rabbi Bezalel Ashkenazi author of the Shita mekubetzed and the Ari were his disciples in Egypt. After approx. forty years, he immigrated to Eretz Yisroel, where he served as the Rav of Safed. Author of Shut and commentary on Hilchos HaRambam.
Renewed binding with gilt lettering. Stains including dampness stains. Wear to the corners of some leaves. fair-good condition.
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