GALANTE, MOSES BEN MORDECHAI.
Shailoth U’Teshuvoth [responsa]. Published by the author's son JEDIDIAH GALANTE ...

GALANTE, MOSES BEN MORDECHAI.
Shailoth U’Teshuvoth [responsa]. Published by the author's son JEDIDIAH GALANTE, with his novellae to several Talmudic Tractates. Includes novellae of R. Isaac Aboab to Beitzah, RaN to Shavu'oth, and RITBA to Bava Metzi'a.


FIRST EDITION of R. Isaac Aboab's novellae to Beitzah. Title within woodcut architectural border. Tailpiece on f.66r. Scattered marginalia.
ff. 192, 6. Ex-library, stained in places, some worming, few leaves rehinged, Recent calf-backed cloth. Folio. Vinograd, Venice 1044; Habermann, di Gara 258.
Venice: Giovanni di Gara 1608
R. Moses ben Mordechai Galante was a disciple of R. Moses Cordovero in Safed and one of the select few ordained by R. Jacob Berab at the time of the historic revival of the ancient Semicha (ordination). The Author was the grandfather of R. Moses ben Jonathan Galante (1621-1689) of Safed and later Jerusalem, who in turn was the maternal grandfather of Rabbi Moses Hagiz. See E. Carlebach, The Pursuit of Heresy (1990) pp. 29-31. The novellae of R. Isaac Aboab to Tractate Beitzah were penned by Isaac Aboab II (1433-1493), "the last Gaon of Castille" (EJ, Vol. II, col. 93). The novellae to Bava Metzi'a were mis-attributed to RITBA (EJ, Vol. XVI, col. 848).
R. Moses ben Mordechai Galante was a disciple of R. Moses Cordovero in Safed and one of the select few ordained by R. Jacob Berab at the time of the historic revival of the ancient Semicha (ordination). The Author was the grandfather of R. Moses ben Jonathan Galante (1621-1689) of Safed and later Jerusalem, who in turn was the maternal grandfather of Rabbi Moses Hagiz. See E. Carlebach, The Pursuit of Heresy (1990) pp. 29-31. The novellae of R. Isaac Aboab to Tractate Beitzah were penned by Isaac Aboab II (1433-1493), "the last Gaon of Castille" (EJ, Vol. II, col. 93). The novellae to Bava Metzi'a were mis-attributed to RITBA (EJ, Vol. XVI, col. 848).