DURAN, SHIMON BEN TZEMACH. Sepher HaTaSHBe”TZ [responsa]. Appended: “Chut...
DURAN, SHIMON BEN TZEMACH.
Sepher HaTaSHBe”TZ [responsa]. Appended: “Chut HaMeshulash” [responsa by later Algerian authorities: Solomon Duran, Solomon Serour and Abraham ibn Tawah].
FIRST EDITION. Four parts in one volume. Title within engraved architectural border depicting the Biblical personages of Moses, Aaron, David and Solomon. Divisional title in ornamental woodcut featuring lions, foliage and crown. Two other divisonal titles in typographical borders. Bound in original “Fish-skin” tinted vellum binding with tooled floral decoration.
ff. (12), 91; (1), 69, (1); 68, (1); (1), 36, (2), 39-83, (1), 85-101, (1). Few leaves supplied from another copy, stained in places, trimmed. Recased with new endpapers. Folio. Vinograd, Amsterdam 1490.
Amsterdam: Naphtali Herz Levi Rophé 1738
Popular lore has suggested that in the merit of the author’s deep respect for holy books, his own works were always beautifully bound. Interestingly, all copies of this book were ornamented and decorated in such a way that no two are the same.
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DURAN, SHIMON BEN TZEMACH.
Sepher HaTaSHBe”TZ [responsa]. Appended: “Chut HaMeshulash” [responsa by later Algerian authorities: Solomon Duran, Solomon Serour and Abraham ibn Tawah].
FIRST EDITION. Four parts in one volume. Title within engraved architectural border depicting the Biblical personages of Moses, Aaron, David and Solomon. Divisional title in ornamental woodcut featuring lions, foliage and crown. Two other divisonal titles in typographical borders. Bound in original “Fish-skin” tinted vellum binding with tooled floral decoration.
ff. (12), 91; (1), 69, (1); 68, (1); (1), 36, (2), 39-83, (1), 85-101, (1). Few leaves supplied from another copy, stained in places, trimmed. Recased with new endpapers. Folio. Vinograd, Amsterdam 1490.
Amsterdam: Naphtali Herz Levi Rophé 1738
Popular lore has suggested that in the merit of the author’s deep respect for holy books, his own works were always beautifully bound. Interestingly, all copies of this book were ornamented and decorated in such a way that no two are the same.