Masa'ot shel Rabi Binyamin
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Responsa no. 62 is of unusual content, a sympathetic view seeking to align Halachah with the challenges of the physically handicapped. The author was a disciple of the Maharsha”l (Shlomo Luria) and a contemporary of R. Falk, author of the Sem”a (see responsa nos. 12, 13, 22). His son was also a great scholar and composed the super-commentary Nachlath Ya’akov on Rashi also published in Cracow, 1642.
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Masa'ot shel Rabi Binyamin
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- Binyamin ben Yonah
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- 1575
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- 1583
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- 1623 - 1633
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- 1633
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- 1783
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- American Jewish Historical Society
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- Hebrew
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- American Jewish Historical Society
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- Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
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- The Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library, University of Toronto
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- University of Vienna
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- Messrs. Robson
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- L'Empereur, Constantijn
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- Rev. B. Gerrans
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- Responsa no. 62 is of unusual content, a sympathetic view seeking to align Halachah with the challenges of the physically handicapped. The author was a disciple of the Maharsha”l (Shlomo Luria) and a contemporary of R. Falk, author of the Sem”a (see responsa nos. 12, 13, 22). His son was also a great scholar and composed the super-commentary Nachlath Ya’akov on Rashi also published in Cracow, 1642.
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- Officina Elzeviriana
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- Menachem Nachum Meisels
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