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Auction 15 · Lot 168
ETTLINGER, JACOB
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Bikurei Ya'akov [laws concerning the Festival of Tabernacles] BOUND WITH: Aruch Laner -Itur Bikurim [novellae and discourses on the talmudic treatise Sukkah]. Two volumes bound together. Vol I: Second Edition with the Tosaphoth Bikurim addition. Vol II: FIRST EDITION. Vol I: ff. (1), 54 Vol II: ff. 111. Lightly browned and stained in places. Recent boards. 4 to. [Vinograd, Altona 277 & 281]. Altona, Samuel and Judah Bonn, 1858 * Aruch Laner Yevamoth [novellae and discourses on the talmudic treatise Yevamoth]. FIRST EDITION. Previous owner's stamp on title. ff. (2), 122. Lightly browned and stained in places. ff. 3, 23, 107 misbound. Rubbed at edges. Recent boards. 4 to. [Vinograd, Altona 266]. Altona, Samuel and Judah Bonn, 1850 * Aruch Laner Nidah [novellae and discourses on the talmudic treatise Nidah]. FIRST EDITION. ff. 98. A generally nice copy. Recent boards. 4 to. [Friedberg, Ayin 1151]. Altona, Samuel and Judah Bonn, 1864 * Aruch Laner Rosh Hashana and Sanhedrin [novellae and discourses on the talmudic treatises Rosh Hashana and Sanhedrin] FIRST EDITION. ff. 41, 86 Lightly browned with few small stains. ff 28-36 small clean tear on lower corners slightly affecting some text. Recent boards. 4 to. [Friedberg, Ayin 1151]. Warsaw, Isaac Goldman, 1873 * Kovetz Maamarim, Michtavim, Uteshuvoth [compilation of various writings of R. Ettlinger]. In commemoration of the one hunderedth anniversary of his death. pp. 80. Good condition. original printed wrappers, 8 vo. Jerusalem, Mamaayan, 1972 * Freimann, Aron. Kuntras [pamphlet from the second generation] by the grandson of Rabbi Jacob Ettlinger. ff. 16. Good condition. original printed wrappers, 8 vo. New York, 1946
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Rabbi Jacob Ettlinger, better known in scholarly circles as the "Aruch Laner" after his famous Talmudic commentary. "His approach to study was original, creative and productive of many hiddushim (novellae)...After one period of intensive study of the tractate Sanhedrin, he had compiled sufficient material for his famous publication, the Aruch Laner. This was to be the first of a rich literary library which he was to produce."
Leo Jung, Guardians of Our Heritage, pp. 234