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Seder Hagadah shel Pesach. According to Roman rite. With translation into Judeo-Italian and abbreviated commentary by Isaac Abrabanel. Final leaf contains poetic Judeo-German translation of “Adir Hu”, ”Almechtiger Gott”

Auction 35 · Lot 111

Seder Hagadah shel Pesach. According to Roman rite. With translation into Judeo-Italian and abbreviated commentary by Isaac Abrabanel. Final leaf contains poetic Judeo-German translation of “Adir Hu”, ”Almechtiger Gott”

Estimate
$1,000–$1,500
Hammer price
$1,400

Historical auction record. Hammer prices exclude buyer’s premium and taxes.

author

(HAGADAH)

printer

Vendramin

Place

Venice

Publication

1740

Description

Title in red and black with textual and typographic borders. Each page profusely illustrated all within architectural border

references

Yudlov 188; Yaari 116

summary

Although the title states that it was translated “Belashon Ashkenazim” (Judeo-German), both Yaari and Yudlov note that it is actually Judeo-Italian. The commentary found in this Hagadah, “Tzeli Esh,” is an abbreviated version of Don Isaac Abrabanel’s voluminous commentary “Zevach Pesach,” edited by Leon de Modena
ff. (26). Margins frayed, with some tears, staining and browning. Unbound, loose in contemporary marbled limp wrappers. Folio
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