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Comments on Talmudic topics

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Reference Code
ARC. Ms. Var. 347 02 10
Dates
[ca. 1850-1870]
Languages
Hebrew;
Description
The file contains: Hebrew handwritten booklets with comments on several Talmudic topics written apparently by Schreiner's father. One booklet contains the addressee Israel Epstein and several signatures of persons from Pápa.;Two Hebrew handwritten sermons on Rosh Hashana written apparently by Schreiner's father.;A Hebrew report on evidence of a certain warsawer Shlomo's knowledge of slaughter, who came to Nagyvárad's Jewish community to study Shechita. The documents mentions also the name of Rabbi Israel Itzhak Aharon Landsberg (אב"ד הרב הגאון ישראל יצחק אהרן לנדסברג) and was written apparently by Schreiner's father.
location
  • The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel
Title Comments on Talmudic topics.
Host Item Martin Schreiner Archive.
Level of Description File Record
National Library system number 990052580060205171
      1. Comments on Talmudic topics

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