Two leaves (4 pages) handwritten by R. Yosef Shaul Nathansohn, Rabbi of Lviv, Author of Sho'el U'Meshiv.Responsum on Sefirat Ha'Omer. [Lviv, ca. 1847-1857]. The responsum was not written at one time, but in sections written at various times. This is clearly discernable in the variations of ink and size of letters. Each time, R. Yosef Shaul added another passage of novellae and at times he noted the date of the addition: "I have been asked on Shabbat Rosh Chodesh Iyar of 1847…"; "In the winter of 1851, on the 15th of Kislev on Tuesday night, I studied with my disciples… and was asked by my sharp disciple R. Avraham grandson of my great-uncle, author of Yam HaTalmud…"; "On Erev Shabbat Kodesh Acharei 1857, 22nd to the Omer, I have received a letter from R. Efraim Zalman Tobir Dayan of Zabolotiv…". Marks and erasures of a copier (perhaps R. Yosef Shaul himself). The responsum was printed in his book of responsa Sho'el U'Meshiv, Fourth edition, Part 3, Siman 127 as one unit, whereas this manuscript shows that the writing of this responsum evolved for more than 10 years. R. Yosef Shaul Nathansohn, author of Sho'el U'Meshiv (1808-1875), was an illustrious Galician Torah scholar. In his youth, he wrote the renowned books Mefarshei HaYam on Tractate Bava Kamma and Magen Giborim on the Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim together with his brother-in-law Rabbi Mordechai Ze'ev Ettinger. He wrote thousands of responsa and many books: The Sho'el U'Meshiv responsa - 15 volumes; Divrei Shaul on the Torah, on the Rambam and on the Shulchan Aruch, Yedot Nedarim, and more. From 1857, he served as Chief Rabbi of the Lviv community which was the largest and most dominant community in Galicia. At his death, he was eulogized by Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Spitzer (son-in-law of the Chatam Sofer) who said: "Torah genius among geniuses, Rabbi of Israel… all the Torah leaders of our times sent him difficult questions… was raised in holiness to Torah study and G-d's service… Forty years ago, my father-in-law, my teacher, the Chatam Sofer spoke his lengthy praises and called him a ‘Gaon'…". [2] leaves (4 pages), 20.5 cm. Good condition. Stains.
Two leaves (4 pages) handwritten by R. Yosef Shaul Nathansohn, Rabbi of Lviv, Author of Sho'el U'Meshiv.Responsum on Sefirat Ha'Omer. [Lviv, ca. 1847-1857]. The responsum was not written at one time, but in sections written at various times. This is clearly discernable in the variations of ink and size of letters. Each time, R. Yosef Shaul added another passage of novellae and at times he noted the date of the addition: "I have been asked on Shabbat Rosh Chodesh Iyar of 1847…"; "In the winter of 1851, on the 15th of Kislev on Tuesday night, I studied with my disciples… and was asked by my sharp disciple R. Avraham grandson of my great-uncle, author of Yam HaTalmud…"; "On Erev Shabbat Kodesh Acharei 1857, 22nd to the Omer, I have received a letter from R. Efraim Zalman Tobir Dayan of Zabolotiv…". Marks and erasures of a copier (perhaps R. Yosef Shaul himself). The responsum was printed in his book of responsa Sho'el U'Meshiv, Fourth edition, Part 3, Siman 127 as one unit, whereas this manuscript shows that the writing of this responsum evolved for more than 10 years. R. Yosef Shaul Nathansohn, author of Sho'el U'Meshiv (1808-1875), was an illustrious Galician Torah scholar. In his youth, he wrote the renowned books Mefarshei HaYam on Tractate Bava Kamma and Magen Giborim on the Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim together with his brother-in-law Rabbi Mordechai Ze'ev Ettinger. He wrote thousands of responsa and many books: The Sho'el U'Meshiv responsa - 15 volumes; Divrei Shaul on the Torah, on the Rambam and on the Shulchan Aruch, Yedot Nedarim, and more. From 1857, he served as Chief Rabbi of the Lviv community which was the largest and most dominant community in Galicia. At his death, he was eulogized by Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Spitzer (son-in-law of the Chatam Sofer) who said: "Torah genius among geniuses, Rabbi of Israel… all the Torah leaders of our times sent him difficult questions… was raised in holiness to Torah study and G-d's service… Forty years ago, my father-in-law, my teacher, the Chatam Sofer spoke his lengthy praises and called him a ‘Gaon'…". [2] leaves (4 pages), 20.5 cm. Good condition. Stains.
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