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LOT 14:
She'eilot U'Teshuvot Sha'arei Tzedek – Daash. Three Parts, First Edition
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She'eilot U'Teshuvot Sha'arei Tzedek – Daash. Three Parts, First Edition
She'eilot U'Teshuvot Sha'arei Tzedek by the Admor Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Daash. Three parts bound together.
Orach Chaim – Munkacs, 1884.
Yoreh De'ah – Munkacs, 1883.
Choshen Mishpat – Mishpat Tzedek – Munkacs, 1884.
First editions printed during the author's lifetime.
The first edition of the responsa books of the Admor Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Daash, printed during his lifetime. The Yoreh De'ah section was printed before Orach Chaim. At the end of Orach Chaim, there are novellae on Aggadah, including a full discourse delivered upon the passing of Emperor Franz, detailing the lineage of all the emperors in order, with extensive details spanning over four large pages!!
The author, the Admor Rabbi Menachem Mendel Panti of Daash (1818-1885), was the son of Rabbi Yechezkel Panti, author of Mar'eh Yechezkel. Rabbi Mendel was a close disciple of the Chatam Sofer, who greatly praised him and called him "Der Zeidener Bochur" (the silk boy) and would walk with him on Friday evenings. He was the only student in the Pressburg Yeshiva who wore Chassidic attire. He was present at the famous revelation of Eliyahu in the presence of the Chatam Sofer. Following his marriage, he became close to the Yismach Moshe, and later served as the rabbi of Daash. From 1858, he served as the Admor. Due to his influence, many in Hungary began praying in Nusach Sephard, and Daash became a Chassidic stronghold. For decades, he led Orthodox Jewry in Transylvania and was one of the greatest Admorim of his generation. His works include Ma'agalei Tzedek, Sha'arei Tzedek, Mishpat Tzedek, and Avnei Tzedek.
Three parts in one volume. 35 cm.
Orach Chaim: 79 leaves.
Yoreh De'ah: 60, 20, [2] leaves.
Choshen Mishpat – Mishpat Tzedek: 65 leaves.
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Teshuvat Mahari"a and Teshuvat Yehuda Ya'aleh by Rabbi Yehuda Assad, Part II. Pressburg, 1880. First edition.
Responsa on Shulchan Aruch, sections Even HaEzer and Choshen Mishpat.
First edition of this important responsa book by one of the greatest rabbis of his generation.
[1], 4, 111 leaves. 35 cm.
Good condition. Tears without loss of text. Simple binding.
