Commentary on the Torah, by Rabbi Don Yitzchak Abarbanel. Second edition with citations and additions. Hanau. Tishrei, 1709.
Additional title-page in Latin: R. Isa'aci Abrabanelis ... cummentarius in pentateuchum Mosis ...; also an introduction in Latin [not found in any of the other copies].
Various signatures and ownership inscriptions. Notes from 1721, that the book belonged to Rabbi Moshe of Bomsle – Rabbi Moshe Charif Brandis, one of the great scholars of his generations, grandson of the Maharal. Disciple of Rabbi Avraham of Broda. 1717-1733, Rabbi of Bomsle, and from 1733 through his passing in 1767 – Rabbi in Mainz. His novellae were published from the manuscript in the book Chidushei Rabbi Moshe Charif, Jerusalem 1987 – see the introduction for his biography.
At the head of the title-page, his faded signature appears., as well as the signature of Rabbi Binyamin ben Hirsh Niderhapheim (1810-1885, the most famous Mohel in his time, founder of the Orthodox kehilla in Frankfurt am-Maine. See more about him in enclosed material).
[7], 3-343, [10], 11 leaves. 36 cm. Good condition, few stains and stains of wear. Wooden and leather binding illuminated with remainders of ornaments, worn. Exlibris.