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Mamar Tzva’ot Hashem, sixth Mamar from Sefer Imrot Tehorot by the holy Gaon Rabbeinu Menachem Azarya. Berditchev, [1814]. Rare.
[1], 17, [2] leaves. 18 cm. At its end, the words of Moharash of Ostropoli on Detzach Adash BeAchav and a prayer from Sefer Raziel.
On the title page, an owner’s signature of Baruch David Hacohen and on the back flyleaf, owner’s signatures and a notation in memory of a decased woman.
Rabbeinu Menachem Azarya of Fano (1548-1620) one of the greatest Kabbalists of all generations, authored many Seforim in Nigleh and Nistar (including the most well-known Shut HaRema MeFano). Born in Bologna and wandered a lot between the cities of Italy, suffered from the expulsion by the Pope Pius V in 1569. While he settled in Ferrara he immersed himself in the Torah of the Ramak and considered him as his revered Rabbi, though never meeting him in his lifetime. After the passing of the Ramak, Rabbi Menachem Azaryah purchased his manuscripts from his widow for a large amount of money. Maran the Beis Yosef appointed him to manage the printing of his Sefer Kesef Mishneh’ on the Rambam.
No binding. Blemishes to the edges of the title page. Folds to the corners of the leaves. Stains. Moth holes. fair condition.
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