Sefer Ye’alzu Chassidim – commentary on Sefer Chassidim attributed to Rabbi Yehudah HeChassid, by Rabbi Eliezer Papo. Abridged version and explanation of Sefer Chassidim [by Rabbi Yehudah HeChassid] including glosses by Rabbi Chaim Yosef David Azoulay – the Chid"a, in Brit Olam.

Only Edition, Jerusalem, 1883.

The printing started in 1879 & they managed to print up to page 68 before the printing press closed. Printing was only resumed in 1883 at a different printing press. See

Shoshanna Halevy Numbers 321 & 421.

Rabbi Eliezer Papo [1786-1828], author of Pele Yo’etz, served as rabbi of Silistra, Bulgaria. His son writes: "He afflicted himself astonishingly by fasting, and flogging each and every night in which supplications [תחנונים] are recited. Sackcloth and ashes, thorns and immersions … and snow-immersion." He was known as a wonder-worker. Just prior to his passing away, he declared that anyone who prostrates himself at his grave after ritual immersion, recital of psalms and prayer with intent – will be granted salvation and mercy. Kabbalist Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto conducts annual mass pilgrimage to his grave site in Bulgaria, accompanied by wealthy tycoons and influential leaders.

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5]. 125 Leaves. 20 Cm.

Good condition, light stains, marginal tears to last page, later binding.

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Ye'alzu Chassidim. By Rabbi Eliezer Papo the Pele Yo'etz Jerusalem 1883. Only Edition. Printed by two printers in 4 years.

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