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Letter of Blessings and Torah innovations handwritten and signed by Rabbi Yosef, the son of the Gaon Rabbi Lipman Ravitch. Lisa, [1833].
"תתענג נפשי לראות כי עודך מחזיק בתמת אהבתך לי, לכן חשתי ולא התמהמתי ולנדד שינה מעיני לאחוז היום בעט סופר מהיר עוד הפעם לגשת מול פניך באגרת הזאת לדרוש שלמך וטוב מעמדך ומכל ביתך, ולמען לא יראו פני ריקם אכתוב לך, , , מה שקשה לי לכאורה על הרמב"ם…". Letter by Rabbi Yosef Ravitch to his brother-in-law Rabbi Meir and a letter to the family of his in-law Rabbi Yechezkel.
[2] pp. approx. [50] lines, [2] letters on a single leaf, each one of them handwritten and signed by Rabbi Yosef ben rabbi Lipman Ravitcher. Hebrew and Yiddish. At its end, an illustration of a Shofar.
Rabbi Yosef [Lichtenberg] Ravitch – his father, the Gaon Rabbi Eliezer Lipman Ravitch, the Dayan of Lisa, was close to Rabbi Akiba Eiger and the author of the Netivot. His grandfather, Rabbi Yehuda Naumberg, Av Beis Din of Ravitch, was the son-in-law of the Beis Meir.
Fold lines. Stains. Minor tears and wear to the edges. Good condition.
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