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613 mitzvot with commentaries and short notes by Rabbi Moshe Chagiz. Amsterdam, printed by Netanel Foah, 1713. First Edition. - 613 mitzvot with commentaries and short notes by Rabbi Moshe Chagiz. Amsterdam, printed by Netanel Foah, 1713. First Edition. Specifications: [18], 129 leaves, 12 cm Rabbi Uri Lipman was the grandson of Rabbi Shraga Faivish of Beit Halfon - the brother of the Gaon Baal 'Baruch Ta'am' from Leipnik. Was wealthy, and won great sons and rabbis. His sons: Rabbi Yitzchak ztl Avdak Karali, Gaon Shraga Faivish Avdak Ginz Ruska, father of Hagak Rabbi Shmuel Frankel Avdak Darag and father-in-law of R. Zeev Wolf Tenenbaum of Werfelet and the famous Tzaddik R. Baruch ztl of Kalov , And his son-in-law, the genius Pinchas Halevi Bilitzer, Onsdarf. Background: Rabbi Moshe Chagiz of Jerusalem wrote the notes and additions while staying in Europe, and signed his name on the last page as: ”Moshe Zeirah DiYerushalayim ... signs in a land not his own ... We go to the place where the L-rd says (Parashat Behaalotecha), 1713.” This explanation is on the first leaves: ”These are the fourteen roots in the Rambam's introduction to the enumeration of mitzvoth, and some of the opinions that disagree with him, presented as briefly as possible.” Unique Features: The original first edition is before us. There is an imitation edition that was printed in Poryck, 1870. Uncommon book