Sefer Pa’amon V’Rimon. Kitzur of Pardes Rimonim by the Ramak with the rare Illustration of the Kabbalistic Tree. (צורת האילן )

Amsterdam, 1708. First Edition.

Two works printed alongside each other containing a summary of the fundamental kabbalistic sefer Pardes Rimonim by the Ramak, Rabbi Moshe Cordovero:

1. Assis Rimonim by his disciple Rabbi Shmuel Galico.

2. Pelach HaRimon by Rabbi Menachem Azarya of Pano, the Rema of Pano

The sefer also features a large folded chart with an illustration of the famous Tree that pictorially presents the progression of the Sefiros. Additional illustrations and charts appear throughout the sefer, as well.

The present edition contains an additional commentary on Assis Rimonim by the kabbalist Rabbi Mordechai of Prague, of the Fishbrum family. The commentary appears in parentheses within the work of Asis Rimonim.

Signatures of the Holy Gaon Rabbi Yossele Lichtig-Charif Rabbi of Zborov.

Ownership inscription attesting to his ownership.

Please see Hebrew description for his biography.

Stamps of the Holy Rabbi Naftali Teitelbaum when he lived after his marriage in Stropkov & later as Rabbi of Nyirbator.

Rabbi "Naftali Teitelbaum Rabbi of Nyirbator (1867-1938), a leading Hungarian rabbi and one of the heads of the Orthodox Office (in Budapest). Son of Rabbi Yisrael Ya’akov Yukel Teitelbaum Rabbi of Volovo, and son of the daughter of the Yitav Lev, son-in-law of Rabbi Moshe Yosef Teitelbaum Rabbi of Ujhely. Beginning in 1898, he served as Rabbi of Nyirbator for 40 years and conducted the rabbinate with firmness, love and honesty. He was friendly with his cousin Rebbe Yoel Teitelbaum Rabbi of Satmar and although he was older than him, he respected him as a disciple and accepted his counsel like any Satmar Chassid. R. Yisrael Ya’akov is praised in the letters of the Rebbe, the Minchat Elazar of Mukacheve who worked with him to strengthen Jewish issues and in the battle against the Zionist movement and the religious Agudat Yisrael and Mizrachi parties.

Stamps of his Son-in-law Rabbi Chaim Uri Glicklich (Glucklich) Dayan in Nyirbator.

[4], 88, [1], Folded Plate.

21.5 Cm. Height of folded late: 32 Cm.

The sefer Pardes Rimonim by the Ramak is described as an elemental work “for anyone who enters the pardes (orchard) of wisdom, ” which is the classic reference to the study of kabbalah. Since the Ramak’s writings were written in a profound and lengthy style, numerous kabbalistic scholars created abridged versions of his work.

Overall in Good Condition, pages 3-4 with 2 small holes affecting a single character. water stains, light inner marginal holes to a few pages, original binding damaged.

Lot #114

Pa’amon V’Rimon by the Ramak First Edition. Amsterdam 1708.- Signatures of the Holy Rabbi Yossele Lichtig-Charif Rabbi of Zborov- Copy of Rabbi Naftali Teitelbaum of Nyirbator & his Son-in-law Rabbi Chaim Uri Glicklich of Nyirbator

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Pa’amon V’Rimon by the Ramak First Edition. Amsterdam 1708.- Signatures of the Holy Rabbi Yossele Lichtig-Charif Rabbi of Zborov- Copy of Rabbi Naftali Teitelbaum of Nyirbator & his Son-in-law Rabbi Chaim Uri Glicklich of Nyirbator

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