R. Israel Jacob b. Yom Tov Algazi (1680–1756), halakhic scholar and kabbalist, grandson of both R. (Nissim) Solomon Algazi and Joseph Hazzan. Probably born in Smyrna, R. Algazi lived in Safed, and for a few years, prior to 1730, in Smyrna. He was a member of a closed circle of kabbalists headed by R. Jacob Vilna. R. Algazi copied and published Hemdat Yamim (Smyrna, 1731–32), with many of his own glosses. By 1737 he was in Jerusalem and, a year later, dedicated "Neveh Shalom Berit Avraham," a yeshivah founded there for him. R. Algazi became head of Bet El, a bet midrash for pietists, and was consequently known as "the pietist rabbi." His was the first signature on the constitution of the kabbalistic group Ahavat Shalom. R. Algazi was appointed chief rabbi upon the death of his colleague, R. Isaac ha-Kohen (1755), but he died the following year. One of the most productive scholars of his time, he wrote many halakhic and homiletic works including: Emet le-Ya'akov (Constantinople, 1764) on the laws of Torah scrolls; Ara de-Rabbanan (ibid., 1745), reprinted with Judah Ayyash's commentary; Afra de-Ara (Leghorn, 1783), a methodology for Talmud and codes; Hug ha-Arez (Jerusalem, 1910; with addenda, 1927), on the laws of Purim; Ne'ot Ya'akov (Smyrna, 1767); Kehillat Ya'akov (Salonika, 1786), a methodology;sermons Part 1 Shema Ya'akov (Constantinople, 1745); and Part 2; She'erit Ya'akov (ibid., 1751). Some of his works are still in manuscript. R. H. J. D. Azulai, who knew him, condensed and completed R. Algazi's work, Emet le-Ya'akov, which he published under the title Le-David Emet (1786).

דיני תפילה ומנהגי בית-הכנסת בחול. עם הקדמה מאת ר' אברהם חאיון. דף קצא-שכט: "שלמי חגיגה", דיני תפילה ומנהגי בית הכנסת בשבת ובמועדים. עם שער מיוחד. שלמי חגיגה צורף רק לחלק מן הטפסים. בטפסים שנועדו להמכר בנפרד יש שינויים טיפוגראפיים בדף של, שנדפס מחדש: הדף מסומן 'קצא' (כלומר: המשך מיספר הדפים שלפני "שלמי חגיגה"), והמפתחות מתחילים בראש הדף (בטפסים האחרים מתחילים המפתחות בדף שכט,ב). יש גם שינויי-כתיב בין שתי ההדפסות של דף זה.