[1], 195 ff., quarto, 235:193 mm., usual age staining, old hand on endpapers. A very good copy bound in contemporary half leather and cloth over boards, rubbed, lacking par of spine.

Hafez Hayyim with the "muga" inscription in ink. The Hafez Hayyim checked each volume for completeness and inscribed "muga"  when complete. Unrecorded - Not in Major Collections or NLI

 

R. Israel Meir Ha-Kohen (Hafez Hayyim, 1838–1933) is one of the most saintly figures in modern Judaism. Of humble origin, he was taught until the age of ten by his parents and then went to Vilna where he continued his studies. His surname Poupko is hardly known to even those who revere him; he is always referred to as Hafez Hayyim after the Sefer Hafez Hayyim, his first book. Hafez Hayyim’s personality, piety, humility of conduct, integrity of thought and action, together with his books, exercised a tremendous influence on religious leaders, and fascinated the general Jewish public, to whom he became a much beloved leader and moral guide. Hundreds of sayings full of practical wisdom are attributed to him, and hundreds of stories both factual and legendary, all rich in morals, are reported about his life.

 

Hebrew Description

והוא פירוש ... על שו"ע [שולחן ערוך] אורח חיים אשר חיבר הרב ... יוסף ... קארו ... עם חידושי דינים ... [מאת] הגאון ... משה איסרליש ... עם ... באר הגולה מהגאון ... משה רבקש ... באר היטב מהרב ... יהודא אשכנזי ... שערי תשובה מאת הגאון ... חיים מרדכי מרגליות ... ובאורי קראתיו בשם משנה ברורה ... עוד צרפתי ... ביאור הלכה ... שער הציון ... חברתי ... ישראל מאיר בר' אריה זאב הכהן ... [חלק ג].

שמות המדפיסים באותיות קיריליות.
[חלק ג:] חלק שני[!] הלכות שבת. (סימן רמב-שמד). [1], קצה דף.

ד"ס מתוך הוצאת ווארשא-פיעטרקוב [תרמ"ד]-תרס"ז, עם פרט-השנה המקורי [תרנ"א].

 

EJ; CD-NLI 0330955