15:54:52


[Login]   
[Book List]  
 
Bidding Information
Lot #    14966
Auction End Date    7/18/2006 10:22:00 AM (mm/dd/yyyy)
          
Title Information
Title (English)    Kebuzot ha-Hashmotot
Title (Hebrew)    קבוצת ההשמטות [חסרונות הש'ס]
Author    [First Ed.]
City    [Koenigsburg]
Publication Date    [1858]
          
Collection Information
Independent Item    This listing is an independent item not part of any collection
          
Description Information
Physical
Description		    First edition. [2], 102 pp., octavo, 163:98 mm., nice margins, light age staining. A very good copy bound in contemporary boards, rubbed.
          
Detailed
Description		    Frist edition of this version of Hesronot ha-Shas designed to supplement the Benveniste Talmud, which attempted to restore expurgated material from the Talmud. This is the purpose stated on the title page, which describes Kebuzot ha-Hashmotot as all the entries lacking form the Babylonian Talmud, Rashi, Tosafot, Rosh, Alfasi, and the commentary of the Rambam on Mishnayot, printed by Benveniste in Amsterdam in 1644. Also included are the omissions in the Maharsha’s Hiddushei Halakhot and Hiddushei Aggadah from the time they were first printed in Amsterdam until the present. The title page is not dated nor is the place of printing given. The Bet Eked lists two editions of Kebuzot ha-Hashmotot, both printed in Koenigsburg, the first not dated but given as [1858], the second dated as 1860. There is an approbation from R. Jacob Zevi ben Gameliel Mecklenborg and the text, which is organized by tractate, and within each entry provides the information detailed on the title page.

The Talmud was burned in 1553-54 and, when it was permitted to print the Talmud it was only in an expurgated form. The first open attempt to restore material was in the Benvensite Talmud, which was printed in the more tolerant city of Amsterdam. The Benveniste Talmud has been praised for restoring expurgated material. Indeed, when the Frankfort on Oder Talmud (1697-99) was printed that Talmud’s deficiencies were corrected by works based on the Benveniste Talmud. Nevertheless, there were omissions that remained uncorrected – some to this day – and Kebuzot ha-Hashmotot was an attempt to address the need for a corrective work. Reference Description

          
Paragraph 2    כולל כל הדברים החסרים בתלמוד בבלי ורש"י ותוספות ורא"ש והג"א [והגהות אשרי] ופי' המשניות להרמב"ם, מני אז נדפסו ע"י עמנואל באמבשתי[!] באמשטרדם שנת ה"א ת"ד לפ"ק, וכן השלמת החסרון חידושי הלכות ובח"א [ובחידושי אגדות] מהרש"א מני אז נדפסו הראשונים באמשטרדם, עד היום. נקבצו ונאספו על ידי איש נבון דעת מעיין ומחפש לבלתי גרוע דבר, ולהביא את הכל ליתרון הכשר השלימות.

נדפס על-פי קונטריס אומר השכחה [יוהאניסבורג] תרכ"א, בהשמטת דברי המביא לבית הדפוס, הערת המגיה, הקדמת המחבר וכללי הספר, וכן בהשמטות ותיקונים בגוף הספר. בהוצאות הבאות יצא הספר בשם "חסרונות הש"ס". הסכמה: ר' יעקב צבי ב"ר גמליאל מעקלענבורג, קאניגסבערג, ניסן תר"ך.

          
Reference
Description		    BE kof 39; CD-EPI 0177972
        
Associated Images
2 Images (Click thumbnail to view full size image):
  Order   Image   Caption
  1   Click to view full size  
  
  2   Click to view full size  
  
  
Listing Classification
Period
19th Century:    Checked
  
Location
Germany:    Checked
  
Subject
Other:    Talmud
  
Characteristic
First Editions:    Checked
Language:    Hebrew
  
Manuscript Type
  
Kind of Judaica