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Kol Boh, an important Psikah book from the period of the Rishonim. Venice, [1567]. Rare.
Sefer Kol Boh, book of customs and Dinim for all year round. The press of George de Kabali, Venice, [1567]. Rare.
4, 158 leaves. Notations and signatures on the title page.
Sefer HaKOl Boh [KolBoh] is a basic Psikah book by an early Gaon from the period of the Rishonim. It is referred to many times by the Beit Yosef, the Shulchan Aruch and the Remah. There are several theories about the author’s identity; the Chida, however, in Shem Hagedolim, dismisses them, claiming the author is unknown. The book contains many compilations from the Torah of the Geonim and Rishonim and often, these compilations are the only source of their words, since their writings were lost and never published. This edition, from 1567, was printed leaf-by-leaf according to the Venice, 1547 edition.
No binding. Blemish to spine. Stains. Moth holes. Folds to the corners of the leaves at the beginning and end of the book. Fair condition.
Measurement: 28 CM
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