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Large work handwritten by the great Gaon Rabbi Binyomin Rabinowitz author of Mishnat Rabbi Binyomin, the rav of Piklin, Schilel, Rogoli and Wilkomir and his son, the famed Gaon Rabbi Eliyahu David Teomim, the Aderet. Has never been published.
More than a hundred and fifty pages, most of them handwritten by the father the great Gaon author of Mishant Rabbi Binyomin, on the tractates of the Shas, to which the Gaon son, the Aderet, added, elucidated and corrected. In some places, he wrote ‘Mahadura Batra’, indicating that he corrected and added to what was written, changing its meaning.
The renowned Gaon Rabbi Eliyahu David Rabinowitz – the Aderet (1843-1905), one of the Geonim of his generation. The Rav of the Ponovezh and Mir communities of Lithuania and at the end of his days, the Rav of Jerusalem. Authored many works, some of them pioneering in their field (such as Zecher LaMikdash about Mitzvat Hakhel which he published anonymously in his lifetime yet added his own approbation to it…). His famed son-in-law was the Gaon Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak Hacohen Kook.
108 pp, 51 pp. Minor stains. Erased ink in some places. Very good condition.
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