(LITURGY).
Sha’ar Bath Rabim [prayers for festivals]. According to Aschkenazi rite. With commentary Hadrath ...

(LITURGY).
Sha’ar Bath Rabim [prayers for festivals]. According to Aschkenazi rite. With commentary Hadrath Kodesh by Isaac Segal of Herrlisheim. Introduction by Isaac Pacifico.


Complete in two volumes. Titles within extravagantly engraved borders. Illustrations of signs of the Zodiac on ff. 175-7. Wide-margined copy on thicker paper.
Vol I: ff. 360. Vol. II: ff. 384. Occasional stains and wear from use, few leaves with marginal paper repairs. Modern calf. Tall folio. Vinograd, Venice 1596.
Venice: Bragadin 1710-17
This extraordinarily large Machzor was printed for the use of the Hazan at the request of the Aschkenazic congregations of a number of leading Italian communities: Venice, Padua, Rovigo, Verona, Mantua, Casale Monferrato and Gorizia. Due to the enormous expense involved in this publishing endeavor, preceding the volume’s customary rabbinic endorsements, two Italian magisterial documents appear, providing copyright protection for twelve years. In his commentary, R. Isaac Segal, who served as cantor in the town of Herrlisheim, not only reflects upon the texts of the prayers, but also provides a compilation of laws and customs based upon Aschkenazic source material.
This extraordinarily large Machzor was printed for the use of the Hazan at the request of the Aschkenazic congregations of a number of leading Italian communities: Venice, Padua, Rovigo, Verona, Mantua, Casale Monferrato and Gorizia. Due to the enormous expense involved in this publishing endeavor, preceding the volume’s customary rabbinic endorsements, two Italian magisterial documents appear, providing copyright protection for twelve years. In his commentary, R. Isaac Segal, who served as cantor in the town of Herrlisheim, not only reflects upon the texts of the prayers, but also provides a compilation of laws and customs based upon Aschkenazic source material.