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almud Yerushalmi on some of the tractates of Seder Mo’ed and Seder Nezikin, with the commentary “Sdeh yehushua” by Rabbi Yehoshua Benbenishti. First edition. Constantinople, 1749. - Talmud Yerushalmi on some of the tractates of Seder Mo’ed and Seder Nezikin, with the commentary “Sdeh yehushua” by Rabbi Yehoshua Benbenishti. First edition. Constantinople, 1749. Talmud Yerushalmi with commentary ‘Sdeh yehushua’ by Rabbi Yehoshua Benbenishti, vol. II. On “Some of the tractates of Seder Mo’ed: Psachim, Ta’aniyot, Megillah, Chagigah, Moed Katan, and Seder Nezikin: Kama, Metzi’ah, Basra, Makkos, Horios.” First edition – Constantinople, 1749. Press of the brothers Reuven and Nissim Ashkenazi. The commentary ‘Sdeh yehushua’ is one of the first commentaries composed for the Yerushalmi, and it includes most of the tractates from the Halachic portions of the Yerushalmi. The Agadetot of the Yerushalmi were not printed, and in this item only most of the Halachic sections of the text were printed in the center. Rabbi Yehoshua Benbenishti (1590-1665), a disciple of the Mahari”t. Lived in Constantinople. Was the older brother of the Gaon Rabbi Chaim Benbenishti, the ‘Knesset Hagedolah’. Authored many works, some of which were lost to fire. [1], 8, 66, 71 pp. The first pages in Seder Mo’ed are very dark. Heavyweight, quality paper, but there are many moth holes and damages. Fair condition