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Sefer Beit david – amsterdam, 1738-1739 – single edition – with the rare approbation by the holy Gaon Rabbi Elazar Roke’ach of Amsterdam, author of Ma’asseh Roke’ach – signature of Rabbi Yochanan Zvi Shlank of Jerusalem, disciple of the Chasam Sofer.
Sefer Beit David, a commentary on Shisha Sidrei Mishnah and the commentaries of the Bartenura and the Tosfot Yom Tov, by Rabbi Dabid Chaim Corinaldi, Two sections bound in a single volume. Amsterdam [1738-1739]. Single edition.
At the beginning of the book, an approbation by the holy Gaon Rabbi Elazar Roke’ach of Amsterdam, author of Ma’asseh Roke’ach. Approbations by Rabbi Elazar Roke’ach are extremely rare and were given for few books only.
On the title page, the signature and stamp of Rabbi Yochanan Zvi ben Mordechai Shlank.
Please refer to Hebrew catalog text for a brief biography of Rabbi Yochanan Zvi ben Mordechai Shlank.
[7], 139, [2], 130 leaves. A separate title page for the second section. 21 cm. Good-fair condition. Moth signs on most leaves of the book. Stains.
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