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LOTE 183:
Handwritten and Signed Halachic-Scholarly Responsum by the Gaon Rabbi Shmuel Engel, the Gaon of Radomyśl
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Handwritten and Signed Halachic-Scholarly Responsum by the Gaon Rabbi Shmuel Engel, the Gaon of Radomyśl
One side is a responsum which deals with the laws of the prohibition of benefit according to the subject in Pesachim, written to Rabbi Yisrael Weltz, rabbi of Pest and one of the important adjudicators of Hungary, when he held the position in the rabbinate of Tinnye.
The second side: "I will copy here what I responded to Rabbi ... Avraham Friedman (rabbi of Karlsberg?), in a halachic responsum in the laws of issur v'heter and meat in milk.
These responsa have apparently never been published.
Rabbi Shmuel Engel, the gaon of Radomyśl, (1853-1935), was Av Beit Din in Galicia and later in Košice, where he devoted himself to finding ways to permit the agunahs of World War I. He authored Shu"t Mahara"sh, 8 sections, Siftei Mahara"sh and Chiddushei Mahara"sh. His rabbi was Rabbi Chaim Halberstam, the founder of the Sanz Chassidism. He was ordained as a rabbi by Rabbi Yosef Shaul Nathansohn (the 'Sho'el UMeshiv') and Rabbi Shneur Zalman Fradkin (the 'Torat Chessed'). He was one of the greatest responders of his generation and all the rabbis of the generations and greatest Admorim appealed to him with halachic questions.
[1] leaf. Ink on paper written on both sides. 33x20 cm. Entirely handwritten and signed by Rabbi Engel.
Fine condition. Stains and slight tears without damage to text.
