Manuscript, "Marpe Lashon - Notations on the book Ma'ane Lashon". [Jerusalem? 18th century]. Complete composition of glosses on the book Ma'ane Lashon by R. Yisrael Ya'akov Algazi [this composition was published in three parts, these glosses are on Part 1 printed by the author's son, the Maharit Algazi in his book Ne'ot Ya'akov, Izmir 1761]. Handwritten by the author who notes in each gloss the leaf, the page and the line to which he refers in his gloss. In the book, the author occasionally mentions his composition Yad Lashon. Written at the top of the pages: "Glosses on the book Ma'ane Lashon", or briefly in an acronym, and on the last leaf the author wrote the name he allocated for this composition: "It shall be titled Kuntress Marpeh Lashon". In the anthology Min HaGenazim [Vol. 3, published by Ahavat Shalom, 2014, pp. 335-337] a manuscript is listed - a homily by an emissary from Jerusalem. This manuscript is written in an identical handwriting and the writer mentions his kuntress (pamphlet) Yad Lashon. The writer of the article notes that the person who wrote the manuscript served as a Jerusalem emissary in 1790 and that he is the grandson of the Maharash Primo. On the last leaf are inscriptions [in another handwriting] of the version of L'Shem Yichud and initials (Holy Names?). [16] pages. 18 cm. Good condition. Stains. New binding.
Manuscript, "Marpe Lashon - Notations on the book Ma'ane Lashon". [Jerusalem? 18th century]. Complete composition of glosses on the book Ma'ane Lashon by R. Yisrael Ya'akov Algazi [this composition was published in three parts, these glosses are on Part 1 printed by the author's son, the Maharit Algazi in his book Ne'ot Ya'akov, Izmir 1761]. Handwritten by the author who notes in each gloss the leaf, the page and the line to which he refers in his gloss. In the book, the author occasionally mentions his composition Yad Lashon. Written at the top of the pages: "Glosses on the book Ma'ane Lashon", or briefly in an acronym, and on the last leaf the author wrote the name he allocated for this composition: "It shall be titled Kuntress Marpeh Lashon". In the anthology Min HaGenazim [Vol. 3, published by Ahavat Shalom, 2014, pp. 335-337] a manuscript is listed - a homily by an emissary from Jerusalem. This manuscript is written in an identical handwriting and the writer mentions his kuntress (pamphlet) Yad Lashon. The writer of the article notes that the person who wrote the manuscript served as a Jerusalem emissary in 1790 and that he is the grandson of the Maharash Primo. On the last leaf are inscriptions [in another handwriting] of the version of L'Shem Yichud and initials (Holy Names?). [16] pages. 18 cm. Good condition. Stains. New binding.
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