…the footnote referring to R. Hayyim of Volozhin’s testimony: Here is R. Hayyim’s testimony in his approbation at the beginning of this work: Approximately eighty years later, R. Israel Meir…
…earlier sources for this. This is part of his much larger work on the subject, which was not published. Most recently, they published R’ Chaim Kanievsky’s Tests that he gave…
…why was there such a curse?[4] One such work, which the Chida already mentions, is R. Hayyim Algazi’s Netivot Hamishpat.[5] The title page already records with regard to R. Algazi,…
…(illegally?) Soncino editions. p. 234 n.79 discussing the alleged apostasy of Yakkov ben Hayyim Ibn Adoniyahu, the editor of the Mikrot Gedolot and other seminal texts. p. 268 n.95 many…
…in 1986 by R’ Chaim-Dov Altusky, Rabbi Pinchas Scheinberg’s late son-in-law, under the name “Chiddushei Hagram Mislabodka” (together with “Chiddushei Hamasbir”, with the last word created from the acronym of…
…and subscriber lists went to which community. Along the way Caplan raises questions the Chafetz Chaim never addressed: why isn’t financing print runs listed among forms of Torah support in…
