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Marot Hatzovot, by Rabbi Moshe Alshich. Offenbach, [1719]. Rare. With a notation by the Gaon Rabbi Nosson Adler.
Sefer Marot Hatzovot, commentary on Nevi’im Rishonim [without the text], by Rabbi Moshe Alshich. Bane Pantore de Lo Nai Press, Offenbach, [1719]. Rare. Ownership notation by the Gaon Rabbi Nosson Adler.
[2], 71 leaves. On the title page, a notation by Rabbi Nosson Adler: "שייך לעזבון המנוח י"א כהר"ר שמעון כ"ץ ז"ל".
The holy Gaon HaNesher HaGadol Rabbi Nosson Hacohen Adler (passed away in 1800) already as a child was renowned as gifted and a rare genius with a tendency to adopt customs of Kedusha and Prishus. Rabbeinu the Chida said that the verse "הנה נא ידעתי כי איש אלקים קדוש הוא עובר עלינו תמיד" refers to him. The leading Rav of Maran the Chassam Sofer who titled him "החסיד שבכהונה". The Chassam Sofer also said of him that he was in the level of "ותחסרהו מעט מאלקים".
Was the first to permit the Sepharadim version that was close to the version of the Ari. A Divine and revered Kabbalist and renowned wonder-worker.
Dismantled and detached binding. Detached title page. Blemishes and taping to the edges of the first two leaves and the last leaf. Aging stains. Fair-good condition.
Measurement: 31 CM
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