Talmid Tzachkan Musari [dialogue in Hebrew and Yiddish against gambling and card playing based upon Jewish sources.]

A dialogue against gambling and card-playing in which one “Eldad” seeks to rehabilitate his friend “Meidad.” The author, a Venetian rabbi, was remarkably honest about his own addiction to gambling which unquestionably hampered his reputation as a rabbinic scholar. See I. Rivkind, Der Kampf Kegn Azartshpilen bei Yidden (1946).