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Williams, AbrahamBiblio.com

A SERMON PREACHED AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REVEREND MR. TIMOTHY HILLIARD TO THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE EAST CHURCH IN BARNSTABLE. APRIL 10 1771. BY.PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN SANDWICH

44 [Rabbi Raphael Ricchi's Most Important Work] Ricchi, Raphael Immanuel ben Abraham HaiBiblio.com

ZEH SEFER MISHNAT HASIDIM

174042573Amsterdam: No Publisher Listed 1740. Hardback. 2nd edition. Period Vellum binding 12mo 132 leaves; 17 cm. In Hebrew. Mayer Sulzberger's copy with his bookplate. Like the Mishnah Mishnat Hasidim is arranged in "Sedarim" which are divided into "massechtot" and subdivided into "perakim." With an introduction entitled: Olam Katan. Includes index. Title-page has ornamental border. Raphael Immanuel ben Abraham Hai Ricchi 1688-1743 was an "Italian rabbi cabalist and poet.After having studied Talmud under Nathan Pinkerle rabbi of Alessandria della Paglia Ricchi became tutor in the houses of several wealthy Jews. He was thus successively employed at Göritz Fiorenzuola Finale in Modena and Venice; in the last-named place he opened a school. He then went to Triest where he was ordained rabbi in 1717 by Hillel Ashkenazi rabbi of Canea after which he was invited to the rabbinate of Görz. Owing to his great love for cabalistic studies and to his ascetic tendencies Ricchi resolved to settle in Palestine. He arrived at Safed in 1718 and during his stay there of two years he occupied himself with the study of the works of Isaac Luria and Hayyim Vital. He was also reordained rabbi by Hayim Abulafia. In 1720 an epidemic broke out in Palestine and Ricchi was compelled to return to Europe. On the voyage he and all his fellow passengers were captured by pirates and brought to Tripolitza whence through the efforts of Abraham Halfon Ricchi and his family were allowed to return to Italy. He then occupied the rabbinate of Florence till 1723 in which year he removed to Leghorn where for twelve years he engaged in business as a merchant. He spent twenty months in travel visiting Smyrna Salonica Constantinople Amsterdam and London and in 1735 set out for Palestine spending two years at Aleppo and three at Jerusalem. In 1741 he returned to Leghorn and in 1743 while traveling in Italy for the purpose of selling his works he was killed by robbers who buried his body by the shore of the Reno. Six days later some Modena Jews discovered the remains and brought them to Cento for burial. Ricchi's most important work is the above-cited 'Mishnat Hasidim' a cabalistic work begun in 1726 at Leghorn. Like the Mishnah it is arranged in orders 'sedarim' which are divided into treatises 'massektot' and subdivided into chapters 'peraim' the names of the six Mishnah orders being taken in a cabalistic sense. But the chief divisions of the work are three termed 'mafteot' besides the introduction entitled ''Olam Kaon' = 'microcosmos' in which Ricchi endeavors to popularize the Cabala. The first main division is the 'Maftea ha-'Olamot' in which the worlds are treated. It contains: 1 the order of Zera'im treating of the cabalistic cosmology and of metaphysics and divided into seven massektot and eighteen chapters; 2 the order Kodashim treating of the realm of emanation 'olam ha-azilut' which is styled 'the holy of holies' and containing twenty massektot and seventy-eight chapters; 3 the order ohorot treating of the three other realms namely those of creative ideas 'beri'ah' creative formations 'yezirah' and creative matter 'asiyah' and divided into nine massektot and twenty-seven chapters; and 4 the order Nezikin treating of the demons and 'kelifot' and divided into six massektot and seventeen chapters. The second main division entitled 'Maftea ha-Neshamot' contains the order Nashim treating of souls in twelve massektot and forty-eight chapters. The third main division entitled 'Mafteah ha-Kawwanot' contains the order Mo'ed divided into fifty-eight massektot and 371 chapters and treating of the Kawwanah. It will be seen that the number of massektot in this work is 112 corresponding to the numerical value of the sacred name ; and the number of chapters 547 equal to the numerical value of Ricchi's name plus twelve the number of its letters. The sources for this work besides the Zohar are mostly Isaac Luria's and Hayyim Vital's writings of which the 'Sefer ha-Gilgulim' 'Kanfe Yonah' and 'Shulhan 'Aruk' may be particularly mentioned. Ricchi drew also from other cabalists" M. Seligsohn in JE 1905. NYU houses their copy in the Mitchell M. Kaplan Collection of Rare Judaica and Hebraica. Aviva Ben-Ur's Ladino catalog list #14. Judge Mayer Sulzberger "was closely associated with Isaac Leeser and assisted that scholar in editing The Occident contributing to it a partial translation of Maimonides' "Moreh Nebukim." After Leeser's death Sulzberger edited vol. xxvi. of The Occident. He was one of the founders of the Young Men's Hebrew Association which he served as president; and he has taken great interest in the Jewish Hospital of Philadelphia of which he has been vice-president since 1880. He was from the beginning in 1888 chairman of the publication committee of the Jewish Publication Society of America; was one of the original trustees of the Baron de Hirsch fund; and interested himself in the establishment of agricultural colonies at Woodbine N. J. and in Connecticut.Sulzberger had one of the best private libraries in America; it contained a very large number of Hebraica and Judaica" WIkipedia. SUBJECTS: Cabala -- Early works to 1800. Siddurim -- Texts. Judaism -- Ari rite -- Liturgy -- Kabbale -- Ouvrages avant 1800. Siddour -- Textes. Cabala. OCLC: 904949349. OCLC lists only 2 copies of this 1740 2nd edition worldwide NYU & Cambridge and only 3 copies of the first edition of 1727. Boards slightly bowed with front hinge starting. Remains of 19th Century paper label on spine. Lacks front blank pastedown. Jewish institutional bookplate in addition to that of Sulzberger. Paper toning but strong. About Very Good- Condition. Attractive copy of early edition of an important cabalistic text. RAB-67-7. Amsterdam: [No Publisher Listed] unknown

Dan Wyman Books · États-Unis375,00 $US≈ 317,29 €

Markbreit, Eliezer Menachem (ed); Joseph ben Abraham Hayyun; Moshe Alshich; Isaac AbravanelBiblio.com

Sefer Likute Man Gatherings of Manna

176448351Amsterdam: Gerard Johan Janson/ Yisrael Mondavi 1764. First edition. Hardcover. vg to vg. Quarto. 149 double-sided leaves 1. Rebound in modern 3/4 dark brown soft leather over red marbled paper boards. Raised bands on the spine. Modern endpapers. Title page with decorative woodcut border. This work contains Rabbinic commentaries on the Haftorot readings including relevant selections from the writings of Rabbi Moshe Alshich 1508â€“1593 aka "Alshich Hakadosh" Spanish Rabbi Joseph ben Abraham Hayyun d.1497 and Isaac Abravanel. The Hebrew text of commentary is printed throughout in single and dual-column formats in Rashi script surrounding the regular Hebrew text of the biblical verses from the Prophets and the Writings. Errata leaf at the rear. Binding with some light smudges to the covers minor rubbing to corners and some light sticker residue and light scratches to the spine. Interior with some light markings in pencil to the front free endpapers. A few pages throughout with some sporadic minor chipping and/ or water stains along the side margins and edges. No text loss. Book block tight. Binding in very good interior in very good condition overall. Hebrew title: ×¡×¤×¨ ×œ×§×•×˜×™ ×ž×Ÿ Authors: ××œ×™×¢×–×¨ ×ž× ×—× ×ž×¨×§×‘×¨×™×˜ ×™×•×¡×£ ×‘×Ÿ ××‘×¨×”× ×—×™×•×Ÿ ×ž×©×” ××œ×©×™×š ×™×¦×—×§ ××‘×¨×‘× ××œ Publication: ×“×¤×•×¡ ×¢×œ ×™×“ ×’'×¨××¨×“ ×™×•×”××Ÿ ×™× ×¡×•×Ÿ ×•×‘×‘×™×ª ×™×©×¨××œ ×ž×•× ×“×•×•×™ Alternate transliteration: Liqute Man Likkutei Man Likutei Man Bibliographic reference: Vinograd Amsterdam #1839. Gerard Johan Janson/ Yisrael Mondavi hardcover

Eric Chaim Kline - Bookseller · États-Unis375,00 $US≈ 317,29 €

Mr Abraham CowleyBiblio.com

The Works of Mr Abraham Cowley

1710SET25-C-5London : Tonson et al. 1710-1711. Leather. Good. 8" by 5". None. Three volumes of Abraham Cowley's works. With separate title pages for 'The Mistress' 'Pindarique Odes' 'Davideis' 1707 and 'Cutter of Coleman-Street' but with continuous pagination as called for. From the antiquarian library of Christopher Rowe. Christopher Rowe was a schoolmaster in Norwich and then in Bristol. Throughout his career he inspired many to love literature history and music. He was a specialist on 17th century printer and bookseller Humphrey Moseley and began his unfortunately unfinished PhD dissertation on him. Nineteen plates to volume I ten plates to volume II and none to volume III. Volumes I and III have been tripped more closely than volume II resulting in it being a slightly larger volume. It would appear that volumes I and III were originally part of a set and the previous owner purchased volume II separately. Volume I is lacking one plate volume II is lacking one plate and Volume III is lacking two plates compared to the same editions found on Eighteenth Century Collections Online. Collated this set comprises of I and II of an original two volume set with the third volume which was added later. The eleventh edition of volume I and II and the ninth edition of volume III. Abraham Cowley was an English poet of the seventeenth century. He was one of the leading poets of his time. In calf bindings with gilt stamping to spines. Volume II has been rebacked in a similar style to the original spines with original boards preserved. Externally sound with slight rubbing to spine to volumes I and III. Loss to the head and tail of spines to volumes I and III.Front joint to volume I is starting but firm. Small crack to front joint to volume III. Boards to volume II are heavily rubbed. Crack down the entire spine of volume I affecting internal binding it is tender and may cause a split if handled too much. Bookplate of one Christopher Rowe to front pastedown of volumes I and III. Prior owner's signature to title page of both volumes I and III Hammond. Both hinges are slightly strained but firm to all volumes. Internally both volumes are generally firmly bound though strained in places. Pages are generally bright slightly age toned to edges as expected. A few spots to first and last few pages. The odd spot throughout. Good Tonson et al. hardcover

Rooke Books · Royaume-Uni300,00 £GB≈ 342,54 €

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