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Aleh DeYonah, first edition, Furth 1694. On the copy, many ownership notations, headed by those by the Beis Levi of Brisk and His Son Rabbi Chaim Halevi of Brisk:
‘שייך להרב הגאון המאור הגדול המופלא ומופלג אב"ד דק"ק סלוצק יצ"ו’, an additional notation ‘שייך להרב דבריסק’ and ‘להמאור הגדול המפורסים הרב חיים’ and additional varied notations.
The great Gaon the Beis Halevi Rabbi Yosef Dober Halevi Soloveitchik, served as the Rav of Slutk and Brisk and was succeeded by his son the great Gaon Rabbi Chaim Halevi Soloveitchik.
In addition, many ownership notations by Rabbi Mordechai Friedman of Mezeritch, who owned many books. Stamps and a signature and additional names such as Rabbi Aharon Bialystotzki (an early notation, apparently not referring to the later Gaon Rabbi Aharon Bialystotzki) and additional names from the period.
Moth perforations and wear, including on the text of the first gathering. Original. blemished binding. All the important notations appear on the inner binding. Fair-poor condition.
Measurement: 31 CM
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