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LOT 37:
Haggada shel Pesach, from the first edition of 'Siddur Rabbi Shabtai of Rashkov'. Korets 1794. First edition rare ...
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Haggada shel Pesach, from the first edition of 'Siddur Rabbi Shabtai of Rashkov'. Korets 1794. First edition rare and wanted.
Haggada shel Pesach and Sefirat HaOmer, from the first Chassidic Siddur: סדר תפילה לכל השנה עם כוונות האר"י, עם מנהגים כוונות ויחודים של האלקי קדוש הבעל שם טוב ועם הגהות דקדוקי סופרים מאת רבי שבתי מראשקוב, חלק ב. First edition Korets 1794.
1-3, 5-37 [51] pages. Error in page numbers. No title page, missing page 4.
The famous kabbalist Rabbi Shabtai son of R' Tzvi Hirsh of Rashkov (Rașcov), was a disciple of the Holy Baal Shem Tov, and Rabbi Meir HaGodal of Premishlan. R. Shabtai was known as an expert copyist and editor of manuscripts, especially holy manuscripts of the teachings of the Arizal and his disciples. Became famous as the editor of the Siddur Rabbi Shabtai M'Rashkov' according to intentions of the Arizal. The manuscript of the Siddur mainly on the basis of the Siddur 'Kol Yaakov' with eliminating the versions that differ from the Arizal and so added quotes from intentions of Arizal, was published after many years in Korets in 1794, with additions of traditions, unique intentions of the Holy Baal Shem Tov.
From his descendants were the Admorim of the Rashkov dynasty.
See Otzar HaHagaddot 378, Stefansky Chassidut #161.
New cover, copy missing title page, and page 4. Stained, moth damagr, torn at the side of one page. Fair – good condition.
