Sefer Eshle ravreve.

All notes by Chaim Meiselman: notes Contents follow the text, followed by a poem written by Sabbetai b. Meir ha-kohen. Added printers at colophon: Yissakhar-Ber of Minden-am-Weser, and Yosef b. Mosheh Segal from Hamburg. A long title statement documents the publishing of this edition. Scholars from the Beth-Hamidrash of Fürth: Nathan-Nata b. Shemu’el, Nathan-Nata b. Löb, and Lima b. Naftali; according to the statement, these men toiled with Shelomoh Proops to perfect this edition of the Shulhan Arukh. These men are also heavily praised in the haskamot. Haskamot on this edition: Tsvi-Hersch b. Ya’akov of the Ashkenazic community of Amsterdam, dated 2 Iyyar 1711; Solomon Ayyalon of the Spanish-Portugese community of Amsterdam, 23 Iyyar 1711; David Oppenheim of Prague, 9 Iyyar 1710; Naftali ha-kohen Katz of Frankfurt, 11 Iyyar 1710; Gavri’el b. Yehudah, Av-Beth-Din of Nicolsburg (Mikulov), 28 Adar 1711; Avraham of Metz, 21 Adar 1710; Ya’akov b. Meir Poppers (author of She’elot u-Teshuvot Shev Ya’akov) of Koblenz, 21 Adar 1710. Layout in this edition: the center-block is the main text (Karo, Isserles); the gutter-edge text is David ha-levi’s Ṭurei zahav, often covering the complete folio; the margin-edge is Sabbetai b. Meir ha-Kohen’s Sifte Kohen. The outer margin text is Moses Rivkes’ Be’er ha-Golah. references Steinschneider, M. Cat. Libr. Hebr. Bodleiana, 5940 : 60 & 61