Two Hebrew Grammar Books by Rabbi Avraham ibn Ezra Bound Together – The Personal Copy of Rabbi Chaim from Lesla ...

Two Hebrew Grammar Books by Rabbi Avraham ibn Ezra Bound Together – The Personal Copy of Rabbi Chaim from Lesla, the Av Beit Din of Schwerin, a Student of Rabbi Akiva Eiger – with notes and corrections in his handwriting. Venice, 1546. Daniel Bomberg Press.

Two books on Hebrew grammar by Rabbi Avraham ibn Ezra bound together, with handwritten notes and corrections:

1. 'Tzachot BeDikduk', by Rabbi Avraham ibn Ezra, one part of four treatises on the wisdom of grammar, printed together under the title 'Dikdukim' (each treatise with a separate title page).

On the title page, there is the owner's handwritten signature: 'Chaim from Schwerin.' This is the signature of Rabbi Chaim from Lesla, the Av Beit Din of Schwerin, a disciple of Rabbi Akiva Eiger.

Another owner's signature in Cyrillic letters is also found on the title page.

Venice, 1546. Daniel Bomberg press.

133-184 pages.

2. 'M'oznei Lashon HaKodesh', by Rabbi Avraham ibn Ezra. First edition of the important book by Rabbi Avraham ibn Ezra, later printed under the title 'Moznayim.' This book is also one part of four treatises on the wisdom of grammar, printed together under the title 'Dikdukim' (each treatise with a separate title page).

On the title page, there is the owner's stamp: 'Yehuda son of Rabbi Nachman Tzober.'

Venice, 1546. Daniel Bomberg press.

195-236 leaves.

Approximately 14 cm. Very good condition. New and attractive binding