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Chumash Meor Einayim by Rabbi Wolf Heidenheim. Rodelheim, [1817-1819] - Complete set in original bindings.  ”If not for him, the Piyyutim would have been forgotten and not said by these generations...” (the Chatam Sofer, Choshen Mishpat, response 89).  Chumash Meor Einayim, with Sefer Ein Hakoreh and Sefer Ein Hasofer, ”Most precise and accurately edited” by the famed grammarian Rabbi Wolf Heidenheim. Printed and published  by the author, Rodelheim, [1817-1819].  Chumash Meor Einayim, with Sefer Ein Hakoreh and Sefer Ein Hasofer, ”Most precise and accurately edited” by the famed grammarian Rabbi Wolf Heidenheim. Printed and published by the author, Rodelheim, [1817-1819].  Chumash that was accurately edited and printed by Rabbi Wolf Heidenheim. Printed in the center of each page is the vowelized Chumash with the Te'amim. Printed on the side of the page is Sefer Ein Hasofer and on the lower part of the page, Sefer Ein Hakoreh. With an important introduction by Rabbi Wolf Heidenheim. In all the volumes, there are comments and additions by him on the grammar and the Masorah. Thus, for example, in Chumash Shemot, there is an article on the upper Ta'am and lower Ta'am of the verses of the Ten Commandments. Added to each Chumash are the Haftarot with grammarly comments and with a special title page. Printed at the end of each Chumash are the Sabbath prayers, with many Piyyutim - Ashkenazic ritual customs as studied by Rabbi Wolg Heidenheim.    Rabbi Wolf Heidenheim was a famed grammarian and one of the most well-known scholars of the Masorah. He studied the Hebrew language and published several types of Chumashim, which are considered most precise. He also studied and elucidated the Piyyutim. His work and books were widely commended by Gedolei Hador. The Gaon author of the Tanya ordered the printer Rabbi Yisrael Yoffe of Kopust  to use Rabbi Heidenhem's version to edit his Siddur.  Bereshit, XII pp. [1], 87; 24, 4; Shemot, [1], 81; 28; 44 leaves. Vayikra, [1], 56; 24; [1], 24 leaves. Bamidbar, [1], 73; 16; Devarim, [1], 71; 18; 44 leaves. 17 cm.  Good-very good condition. In the first volume, the four first leaves are slightly restored. In the second volume, 2 leaves are with taping. Original bindings with gilding.  Vinograd-Rosenfeld 60335.  Set of Meor Einayim in original bindings.