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Sha’arei Torah, Twenty-Four Principles, I, by Rabbi Binyamin Wolf Lev. Vienna, 1821. First edition, with approbations of the great sages of his generation. - Sha’arei Torah, Twenty-Four Principles, I, by Rabbi Binyamin Wolf Lev. Vienna, 1821. First edition, with approbations of the great sages of his generation. Sefer Sha’arei Torah, twenty-four principles concerning matters of informing a litigant and more, and derashot, I, by Rabbi Binyamin Lev, son of the author of Shemen Rokach, the Gaon Rabbi Elazar Lev. Press of Antan Strauss, Vienna, 1821. First edition. [3], 144 leaves, with approbations of the sages of his generation: his father, the author of Shemen Rokach; Rabbi Mordechai Banet; Rabbi Akiva Eiger; the Chasam Sofer; Rabbi Yaakov, Av Beit Din of Lissa, author of Netivot HaMishpat; Rabbi Baruch Frankel-Te’omim, the “Baruch Ta’am”; and Rabbi Ephraim Zalman Margaliot of Brod, author of Beit Ephraim. The Gaon Rabbi Binyamin Wolf Lev (1772–1851) — son of the Gaon Rabbi Elazar Lev, author of Shemen Rokach. He served as Rabbi in the communities of Ruschpitsa and Amshanov in Poland; Kolín in Bohemia; Topoľčany and Verbó in Slovakia. Author of the Sefarim Sha’arei Torah. New binding, stains, tear and repair on the final leaf, small defect on leaf 6 resulting from fire damage with loss of text, good condition.