Siftei Cohen, kabbalistic explanations and gematriot on the Torah, by Rabbi Mordechai HaCohen of Safed and Aleppo, student of Rabbi Yisrael di Curiel. Printed at the end of each weekly portion are gematriot, attributed to Rabbi Shimshon of Kotzi. Venice, 1605. Printed by Daniel Zanetti. Illustrated title page.
Ownership inscription to "the heirs of the late… Rabbi Moshe HaCohen". Several short handwritten glosses. Mispaginated [329] leaves. 29 cm. Fair condition, moth damages, stains and wear. Ancient parchment binding, stained.

Happy is the man who fears G-d – Amudei Shlomo, commentary by Rabbi Shlomo Luria [the Maharshal] on Sefer Mitzvot Gadol by Rabbi Moshe of Coucy. Basel, [1600]. Printed by Conrad Walkilch.
Ancient owners' signatures [most erased with quill crossings]: "Written on Monday in the year…" [1628].
Lacking copy. 115 leaves [without the second count of pages: 49 leaves, including the part of the book on positive mitzvot]. 18 cm. Cutoff margins. Good condition, stains. Several loose leaves. Colorful edges. Damaged and detached binding.

Kenaf Renanim, songs, bakashot and piyutim for various occasions, with commentary. Rabbi Yosef Yedidya Karmi. [Venice, 1626].
This book was at the focus of a polemic, when the brother-in-law of the author, Rabbi Aharon Brachya of Modena, author of Ma'avar Yabok opposed its printing. Written at the beginning of the book, after the approbations, "After these things, a young Rabbi thought to be stringent concerning the printing of the book… and his opinion and the author's opinion came before the Rabbis in their city and so the Rabbis decreed". At the beginning, the author lengthily responds to the claims against his book. His response is signed by Italian Torah scholars [see: M. Benayahu, Copyright, Authorization and Imprimatur for Hebrew Books Printed in Venice, Jerusalem 1971, pp. 103-105].
2-3, 5-12 leaves [9] leaves. Missing Leaf 4, without [2] other leaves at end which exist in some copies. Title leaf detached and partially missing, glued on paper for reinforcement. Good condition. Stains. Colored edges. Detached and damaged binding.

Tomer Devorah, "Important composition by the Rabbi the G-dly Mekubal" Rabbi Moshe Cordovero – the Ramak. Mantua, 1623. Printed by Yehuda Shmuel MiPrusha and his son Yehoshua.
19 leaves. 15 cm. Fair condition, stains and wear. Bristol cover.
Rare edition.