Shulḥan ʻarukh mi-ṭur yoreh deʻah

All notes by Chaim Meiselman: Page layout of this edition: Joseph Karo's Shulḥan Arukh printed in bold at the top-center, and paragraphs of smaller Rashi print of Moses Isserles' Mapah (glosses) with his sources in parentheses. At the outer perimeter (in smaller Rashi print), Moses Rivkes' Be'er ha-Golah wraps the center-text. Below, a paragraph in slightly larger Rashi type of Zekharia Mendel's Be'er Hetiv. Below that, in miniature block-type is Moses Hagiz's Leḳet ha-ḳemaḥ, intermittently side-by-side with Isaac Jeshurun's Panim Ḥadashot. Ocasionally, a new paragraph is headed with Ozer of Klimontów's Even ha-'Ozer. Below, Avraham Openhaim's Eshel Avraham and Tosefet Merubah line the bottom of the page; Tosefet Merubeh, composed of longer arguments and notes, appears larger. General Note Haskamot (and warnings to plagiarists and counterfeit printers) to this edition: Double-letters from Saul Lowenstamm (1717-1790) of the Ashkenazic community in Amsterdam; first being a letter of praise to the printers and commentators printing in this edition, dated 4 Heshvan 1767; second praising Abraham Props' printing over his brothers edition, and renewing the ban on printing the commentaries printed herein, dated 1 Elul 1777. Next, from Shelomoh Shalem of the Spanish-Portugese community of Amsterdam, dated 17 Kislev 1767. Finally, a Haskamah from Saul ha-levi of the Hague, dated 10 Elul 1768. Citation/Ref. Note Steinschneider, M. Cat. Libr. Bodl., 5940 : 73 (older variant). General Note Steinschneider, op. cit., describes this edition but cites a newer Koenigsberg print.