…printed soon for the first time from manuscript, namely The Ritva’s work on Nidah and his Sefer Ha-Zechron. Sefer Ha-Zechron is a defense of the Rambam from the Ramban’s various critiques in his Pirish…
…1931. While this is technically correct, a portion of the sefer was reprinted, but under a different name a different author. In 1910 a similar family type sefer was published…
…read “Yehoyada.” This material appears as well, with slight variations, in Sefer ha-Pardes.[17] It is recorded in Ma‘asei ha-Geonim: ואילו תשובות שהשיב רבי’ ר’ משלם בר’ משה ממגנצא לאחי לר’…
…1898, with emendations from the Rosin edition of 1882. Indeed, this is what we have indicated in our just-published Sefer Shemos volume, and which will be reflected in future reprints…
…I can not back everything he says.” An awareness of the above concerns is illustrated by the story surrounding the Shmiras Shabbas K’hilchasa. This sefer quotes literally thousands of pesakim…
…invariably someone has become excited and asked me to find that specific Sefer. Even the most unremarkable Sefer in my eyes seems to somehow attract a kindred Jewish spirit somewhere…
