Manuscript, Shas novellae (Berachot, Shabbat, Pesachim, Sidrei Moed, Nashim and Nezekin etc.). Mishnayon novellae, and a few Torah novellae. By Rabbi Yitzhak Friedburg, of the AHW sages [1723]. On leaf 89b: inscription regarding the finishing of Pesahim tractate from 1723 in Hamburg ,with signature of the writer "Yitzhak Itzk Ben Ha-Rav Yosef [Leib?] Friedburg. On leaf 47a: mention of Rabbi Ozer Hildesheimer Ben Rabbi Hayim Ben Rabbi Ozer who emigrated to Safed. On leaves 123-4, 130, 136, 190 he mentions his ancestors. On leaf 239b: mention of Rabbi Avraham Broda (passed away 1717). Writer is Rabbi Yitzhak Friedburg. Birn in Hamburg. Was on the Beit Midrash of Yissaschar Beer Cohen. When Rabbi Yehonatan Eibeschutz opened his "New Beit Midrash" in 1753, he was one of the Torah teachers there. He is mentioned in the letter of the Ya'avetz to his brother in law from 1752 [he was probably involved in the dispute between Rabbi Eibeschutz and Rabbi Emdin]. Passed away in 1763. 2-292 leaves. 19.5 cm. Poor condition. Moth damages with loss of text in all pages on inner margin. All pages detached and are kept in a potfolio in plastic sleeves. Owner's inscription "Nisan Sacher", and on page 167b an owner's signature "Reuven Sacher" (of Kaminka?).
Manuscript, Shas novellae (Berachot, Shabbat, Pesachim, Sidrei Moed, Nashim and Nezekin etc.). Mishnayon novellae, and a few Torah novellae. By Rabbi Yitzhak Friedburg, of the AHW sages [1723]. On leaf 89b: inscription regarding the finishing of Pesahim tractate from 1723 in Hamburg ,with signature of the writer "Yitzhak Itzk Ben Ha-Rav Yosef [Leib?] Friedburg. On leaf 47a: mention of Rabbi Ozer Hildesheimer Ben Rabbi Hayim Ben Rabbi Ozer who emigrated to Safed. On leaves 123-4, 130, 136, 190 he mentions his ancestors. On leaf 239b: mention of Rabbi Avraham Broda (passed away 1717). Writer is Rabbi Yitzhak Friedburg. Birn in Hamburg. Was on the Beit Midrash of Yissaschar Beer Cohen. When Rabbi Yehonatan Eibeschutz opened his "New Beit Midrash" in 1753, he was one of the Torah teachers there. He is mentioned in the letter of the Ya'avetz to his brother in law from 1752 [he was probably involved in the dispute between Rabbi Eibeschutz and Rabbi Emdin]. Passed away in 1763. 2-292 leaves. 19.5 cm. Poor condition. Moth damages with loss of text in all pages on inner margin. All pages detached and are kept in a potfolio in plastic sleeves. Owner's inscription "Nisan Sacher", and on page 167b an owner's signature "Reuven Sacher" (of Kaminka?).
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