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Zot Torat ha-Hatat

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Published
1590/1591 http://id.loc.gov/datatypes/edtf/EDTF
Published (as recorded)
1590 - 1591
Place of publication
Krakow, Lesser Poland, Poland
Language
Hebrew

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Zot Torat ha-Hatat

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Yitsḥak ben Aharon mi-Prosṭits (Printer)
Language
Hebrew
Notes
Zot Torat ha-Hatat is the work of Moshe ben Israel Isserles (1525/30-1572), a polish rabbi and codifier. This work focuses on the laws of forbidden matters (issur ve-heter) and is a reworking of an earlier work by Isaac ben Meir of Dueren, Sha'arei Dura. This imprint also includes Hilkhot (the laws of) Niddah written by Joseph ben Ephraim Karo along with the Hagahot (notes) of Isserles.
Place
Krakow, Lesser Poland, Poland
Printer
Yitsḥak ben Aharon mi-Prosṭits
Date of publication
1590/1591 http://id.loc.gov/datatypes/edtf/EDTF
Title
Zot Torat ha-Hatat
Work
Zot Torat ha-Hatat
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WLD 122810668
dcterms:issued
1590 - 1591
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Zot Torat ha-Hatat
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