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LOTE 277:
Tifteh Aruch. The Admor of Hornsteipl's Copy
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Tifteh Aruch. The Admor of Hornsteipl's Copy
Tifteh Aruch - poem regarding the torments of the grave and the punishments of hell, 185 stanzas by kabbalist Rabbi Moshe Zacuto. Eden Aruch - poem regarding the Garden of Eden in 277 stanzas by Rabbi Yaakov Daniel Olmo. With commentaries by Rabbi Avi Ad Sar Shalom. Jozefow, 1881. The Admor of Hornsteipel's stamps.
Specifications: 104 pages, 22 cm. Additional title page for Eden Aruch. Stamps of Rabbi Yehudah Leib Twersky son of Rabbi Mordechai Dov of Hornsteipel [רבי יהודה ליב טווערסקי באאמו"ר הרה"צ מו"ה מרדכי דוב מהארנאסטייפאליא].
Rabbi Ben Tzion Yehudah Twersky of Hornsteipl was the grandson of the Divrei Chaim of Sanz and Rabbi Zusha of Anipoli. He was born in 1867 to his father Rabbi Mordechai Dov, the first Admor of Hornsteipel and prominent Admor in Russia. He succeeded him as Admor in 1903, though he was his third son. He stayed in the Land of Israel for short periods of time in an attempt to establish a chassidic settlement. The name "Ben Tzion" was added when he was sick. He lived in Kiev, but fled to Poland after the revolution. He traveled to Antwerp in order to arrange immigration to the Land of Israel. Just a few days before the Nazi invasion he succeeded in fleeing to the United States, where he lived in Chicago until his passing in 1951.
Condition: Fine. Aging stains.
