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Lot : 89

Rare First Edition Commentary from the Ramak on the Seder Yom Kippur;

Start price: $1,500
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Est. Price: $2,000 - $2,500

Rare First Edition Commentary from the Ramak on the Seder Yom Kippur; Venice, 1587 


Commentary on the Seder HaYom recited on Yom Kippur from Rabbi Moshe Cordovero, published by his son, Rabbi Gedalya Cordovero "in a small volume so that it should be possible to attach it at the end of the siddur."
Following the title page there is an introduction from Rabbi Gedalya: "Being that due to the exile customs of prayers have changed, perhaps one who sees this treatise will think that it was based upon the prayer customs of the Sephardim. I therefore proclaim that it is based upon the ma’aseh korbanos as per the opinion of the Rambam."
At the end of the treatise , there are emotional remarks regarding the passing of his father in 1569, which left him orphaned at the young age of eight.
in addition , there is "Sod Nishama Yeseira" from the Rama of Pano, and a poem honoring the Ramak from Rabbi Shmuel Arqualti, author of Arugas HaBosem.
This first edition was published in Venice, 1587.

40 leaves | 14.6 cm | Title page margin slightly shaved  | New leather binding | Good condition | Rare

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