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Shulhan arukh. Orah Hayim

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Amsterdam
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Gdansk (Danzig)
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Slavity
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Slavuta
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Vilnius
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Warsaw
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Zhytomyr
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אמשטרדם
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Schneur Zalman ben Barukh mi-Lyady
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Karo, Joseph ben Ephraim
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1768
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1827
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1838
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1845
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1861
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1884
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1904
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Avraham Issakhar Alter
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Baltimore Hebrew College
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David ben Bezalel Alter
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Joseph Meyerhoff Collection, Towson University Library
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Mosheh b. Yeruḥam
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Russian State Library
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Sha'ul b. Re'uven of Wolnica
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Shemu'el David Neumark
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Yeshiva Tomchei Temimim
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Yitshak-Meir ben Harav-Hakadosh
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Yosef Yitzhak Schneerson (Sixth Lubavicher Rebbe)
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Hebrew
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Joseph Meyerhoff Collection, Towson University Library
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Russian State Library
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Ḳaśman b. harav Yosef Barukh / Herts Levi
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Moshe Shapira (Slavuta)
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All notes by Chaim Meiselman: On the last leaf is a table of dates for the holidays and selected Torah readings, beginning from 1827 'until the end of the sixth milennia (ha-elef ha-shishi)', i.e. 3240 A.D. At the completion of the table, the words 'Ashre ha-meḥakeh', i.e. 'Spec…
All notes by Chaim Meiselman: On the last leaf is a table of dates for the holidays and selected Torah readings, beginning from 1827 'until the end of the sixth milennia (ha-elef ha-shishi)', i.e. 3240 A.D. At the completion of the table, the words 'Ashre ha-meḥakeh', i.e. 'Special are those who [are] wait[ing]' (Daniel 12:12).Layout for this edition: The text (Joseph Karo and Moses Isserles) is at the center, surrounded by David ha-levi's Ture Zahav on the gutter-edge, and Avraham Abele's Magen Avraham on the margin-edge. The small text in the margin is headed by Moses Rivkes' Be'er ha-Golah at the top, and below that is Menahem-Mendel Aurbach's Ateret Zekenim; on the bottom of the page is Yehudah Ashkenazi's Be'er Hetiv.The volume begins with a note of copyright to the Slavuta printers, signed (in the presence of two witnesses) on 24 Adar II 1821, in the presence of Yosef b. Tsevi ha-kohen, the judge. Further Haskamot from rabbinical figures : Mordekhai Twersky ('The Maggid') of Chernobyl, signing in Berdichyv on 22 Sivan 1826; Hayyim b. Peretz hakohen of Pinsk, signing in Iziaslav on 5 Av 1825; Haim haKohen Rapaport of Ostroh, 18 Elul 1827; Mordekhai Margolioth of Brody, presiding over Sataniv, 15 Elul 1827; Yosef b. Meir of Starokostiantyniv, 5 Elul 1827; Yitshak-Eizek of Berdichyv, 28 Adar 1827; Efraim of Sudylkiv, 27 Elul 1827; finally, Yehuda-Leib and Eli'ezer, dayanim of Ostroh, 2 Elul 1827.Censor date 2 Feb. 1819 in Vilno (Vilnius) by F.N. Golanski, with the main-title heading the censorship statement - Mugine Yryc.
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The text layout of the volume follows the text (Karo's Shulhan Arukh and Isserles' ha-Mapah) at the top center in bold, and to the margin-edge is Moses Rivkes' Be'er ha-Golah. Moses Frankfurter's Be'er Hetiv is a wide column at the bottom.
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Romm brothers
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Shulhan arukh. Orah Hayim
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