ספר שני לוחות הברית, חלק א-ב. מאת רבי ישעיה הלוי הורוויץ. עם ווי העמודים מאת בנו רבי שעפטיל.
אוסטרהא, תקס"ב. דפוס שמואל מדפיס,
רישום בעלות בשער: שייך להרב מוה"עשיל באבד אב"ד דק"ק טארנאפאל יצ"ו.
שער מיוחד לחלק ב. הסכמות מאת הרה"ק רבי לוי יצחק אב"ד בארדיטשוב, מאת רבי בצלאל מרגליות אב"ד אוסטרהא ומאת דייני אוסטרהא.
[3], ב-פו, פה-קעא, [2], קעה-רמ; [1], רמא-שפה; לו דף. 33.9 ס"מ.
מצב כללי טוב, נייר ירקרק איכותי, קצת כתמים, נקבי עש קלים בשוליים של הדפים הראשונים, כריכת עור חדשה מפוארת.
The famous Gaon Rabbi Yehoshua Heshel Babad (1754-1838), author of Sefer Yehoshua, grandfather and teacher of the author of Minchat Chinuch, descendent of the author of Pnei Yehoshua and of Rebbe Heshel of Cracow. He served in the Buzynove rabbinate succeeding the author of Pri Tevua until he was appointed as Rabbi of Ternopil in 1801, replacing his cousin Rabbi Shmuel Flankenfeld.
In 1828, he was chosen Rabbi of Lublin, but was pursued by influential residents of the city because of his Chassidic leanings, causing him to return to the Ternopil rabbinate. He was one of the Torah leaders of his times and taught many students; several Galicia sages were his disciples including his famous grandson, Rabbi Yosef Babad, author of the Minchat Chinuch who eventually also became Rabbi of Ternopil. He was renowned for his opposition to Yosef Perel, a leading maskil (member of the Enlightenment movement) in Galicia who lived the city. Some of his writings were printed in Sefer Yehoshua (Zhovkva, 1829), in which appear Torah thoughts exchanged with Torah sages of his time, his mechutan Rabbi Efraim Zalman Margaliot, author of Ketzot HaChoshen, the author of Chavot Da\'at, etc.
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