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Chagurat Shmuel. Frankfurt on the Oder, 1772. Rabbi Yitzchak Itzik Grieshaber's Copy. Only Edition
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Chagurat Shmuel. Frankfurt on the Oder, 1772. Rabbi Yitzchak Itzik Grieshaber's Copy. Only Edition
Work on the Yoreh Deah section of Sefer HaLevush, by Rabbi Shmuel son of Rabbi Azriel of Lenzburg. Frankfurt on the Oder, 1772. Signature and gloss of Rabbi Yitzchak Itzik Grieshaber.
Specifications: [2] 70 leaves, 29 cm.
Unique Features: Only edition, rare. With the text of Sefer HaLevush. With many approbations.
Ownership signature of the small one Yitzchak Itzik Grieshaber of Krakow on the title page, and a long handwritten gloss on page 25.
Background: Rabbi Yitzchak Itzik Grieshaber (1745-1823), one of the great sages of his generation, served as rabbi of Paks, Hungary. Disciple of the 'Noda B'Yehuda' of Prague. Corresponded in responsa with the 'Noda B'Yehuda' and the 'Chatam Sofer.'
He became famous due to his polemic against Aharon Chorin regarding the kosher status of the 'shtirl' fish. Refer to Meorei Galicia part 6 column 381, which writes that he was born in Krakow.
Condition: Fine. Minimal worming holes and age stains. Simple binding.
