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Yavin Shemu’ah by the Rashbatz with Tikkun Sofrim by his son the Rashbash. Avraham Milodela Press, Livorno, [1744]. First edition. Rare.
Sefer Yavin Shemu’ah, Hilchot Shechita, Bedika and Treifot, with Mamar Chametz on Hilchot Chametx and Matzah and an elucidation on the Passover Haggadah, with Tiferet Yisroel on the Moladot and an elucidation on the chapter of Eizehu Mekoman and Brayta DeRabbi Yishma’ek by the Rashbatz, with Tikkun Sofrim by his son the Rashbash. Avraham Milodela Press, Livorno, [1744]. First edition. Rare.
4, 2-30 [i.e. 36], 39-73 leaves. 29 cm. With stamps of "סעדת בחורים".
Rabbi Shimon ben Tzemach Duran, the Rashbatz (1361-1444), one of the Rishonim. Born in Spain and was the disciple of Rabbi Vidal Ephraim the disciple of the Ran. During the pogroms of 1391, he escaped to Algeria, where he became the disciple of the Ribash and eventually succeeded him as the Rav of Algiers. Author of Shut HaTashbetz and additional Seforim.
Rabbi Shlomo ben Rabbi Shimon Duran, the Rashbash (ca. 1400-1467) succeeded of his father the Rashbatz as Rav of Algiers. Author of Shut HaRashbash, Milchement Mitzvah and Tikkun Sofrim of Dinei Shtarot.
Renewed binding. Stains. Good condition.
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