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Chidushei Rabbeinu Nissim on Gittin. Berlin, 1778. Second edition. Pedigreed Copy. Signature of Rabbi Ephraim Zalman Margolis, one of the Dayanim of Lublin and a Chassid of the Chozeh of Lublin.
[1], 35, [4] leaves. With innovations by the editor and his in-law and by Rabbi Gedalyahu Tiktin, Rabbi Wolf Eiger and Rabbi Yeshaya Pik of Berlin. With signatures on the title page and on the last pages: "הק’ יחיאל… מלובלין", "הק’ אפרים זלמן בהגאון המפורסם מ"ו יוסף", "הק’ יעקב יוסף בהנגיד המפורסם מוהר"ר אפרים זלמן מלובלין".
Rabbi Ephraim Zalman Margolis of Lublin – a Dayan of Lublin and a Chassid of the Chozeh. Was the son of the author of the book Tavnit Ot Yosef, Rabbi Yosef margolis. Rabbi Ephraim Zalman’s daughter married the famed philanthropist Rabbi Shmuel Zbitkover, who was considered one of the wealthiest men in Poland and their son, Berl Bergson, was the husband of the famed philanthropist Mrs. Tamaril.
Renewed binding with gilt lettering. Stains.. Moth holes. A small blemish to the title page. Fair-good condition.
Measurement: 20 CM
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