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LOTTO 91:
Kuntress Emek Bracha by Rabbi David Friedman of Karlin. Jerusalem, 1881. With Handwritten Glosses on the ...
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Kuntress Emek Bracha by Rabbi David Friedman of Karlin. Jerusalem, 1881. With Handwritten Glosses on the Publisher's Words
The booklet Emek Bracha, to explore the issues of excommunication, its foundation, its power and its law, and the law of the ones who have the power to use it, and the conditions of its use. By Rabbi ... David ... Ish-Shalom [Friedman] Av Beit Din of Karlin ... and accompanied by the booklet Karnei Re'em ... with a foreword, comments and glosses from the one who brought it to print. Jerusalem, 1881-1882. With Rabbi David Friedman's comments in opposition to the words of the one who brought it to print.
Specifications: [1], 12, 14 leaves. 17x23 cm.
Content: With comments in handwriting on the words of the one who brought it to print: comments on the foreword (on pages 4-9, 11) and on the comments of the one who brought it to print [page 14b]. One gloss written in the handwriting of the author, Rabbi David Friedman, and the rest written in scribal handwriting, most likely by the author's secretary, Rabbi Shmuel Noach Gottleib. An additional comment on the endpaper in the author's handwriting.
Unique Features: Rabbi Friedman's response, in which he clarifies all the laws of excommunications, was sent to his brother-in-law Yechiel Michael Pines for publication. The Maharil Diskin excommunicated Pines in 1882, and the booklet reaches the conclusion that this excommunication is not valid. Rabbi David Friedman did not see the foreword before it was published, and when he saw it he wrote glosses strongly opposing it. His glosses can be found, with several changes, in several copies of the book. It later became known that the one who brought it to print was Yechiel Michael Pines himself. These glosses were discussed by Rabbi Bezalel Deblitzki in 'Kovetz Beit Aharon V'Yisrael' [122, year 21, pages 180-188] and by Rabbi Eitam Henkin in 'Yeshurun' [24, pages 144-151].
Condition: Fine. Brittle paper. The first two leaves are partially detached. New binding.
