Yad Malakhi
Footprint · http://data.judaicalink.org/data/footprints/footprint/9235
From footprints
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- Footprint
- Actor
- Yeshiva of Volozhin as Yeshivat Ets Haim (Owner)
- Date
- 185x?~/1893
- Call number
- https://usmai-tu.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01USMAI_TU/dg0og1/alma990049592650108249
- Copy
- 2311-2857-4091
- Language
- Hebrew
- Evidence type
- Owner signature/bookplate in extant copy
- Evidence description
- Volozhin Yeshiva
- Notes
TU Rare Book Collection copy: אוצר הספרים של ישיבת "עץ חיים" דולאזין - Otsar ha-sefarim shel Yeshivat "Ets Hayim" d'Volozhin (stamp). This is the stamp of the library-collection of The Yeshiva of Volozhin (today Valozhyn, Belarus), termed 'the mother of all Yeshivot'; appropriate…
TU Rare Book Collection copy: אוצר הספרים של ישיבת "עץ חיים" דולאזין - Otsar ha-sefarim shel Yeshivat "Ets Hayim" d'Volozhin (stamp). This is the stamp of the library-collection of The Yeshiva of Volozhin (today Valozhyn, Belarus), termed 'the mother of all Yeshivot'; appropriated from the YIVO Encyclopedia: For most of the nineteenth century, the Volozhin (Bel., Valozhyn) yeshiva was the most important institution of its type in Eastern Europe. It was founded around the year 1803 by Ḥayim ben Yitsḥak, the leading disciple of the Gaon of Vilna. Study in the Volozhin yeshiva took place 24 hours a day without vacations—a reflection of the view that the existence of the world depended on the study of Torah. Two heads of the yeshiva shared responsibilities, each lecturing three days a week. Ḥayim Soloveichik was the last and best known of these; he developed a very popular style of Talmud study characterized by deep analysis and a concern for basic principles. Among the many well-known individuals who studied in the yeshiva were the rabbis Avraham Kook, Eliyahu Meisel, Shelomoh Polieshuk, and Barukh Leibowitz, and the writers Ḥayim Naḥman Bialik and Mikhah Yosef Berdyczewski. - The final dean of this yeshiva was Naftali-Zvi Yehuda Berlin, acronymed NETZIV (נצי"ב), who inscribed this volume in one margin.- Owner
- Yeshiva of Volozhin
- Percent complete
- 100
- Place
- Valozhyn, Minsk, Belarus
- Evidence location
- Towson University - Joseph Meyerhoff Collection.
- Title
- Yad Malakhi
- Verified
- true
- described at
- https://footprints.ctl.columbia.edu/footprint/9235/
- dcterms:date
- c. 1850s? - 1893
- rdfs:label
- Yad Malakhi
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