05052ctm a2200517Ma 4500 9979067795003681 20260219090745.0 240212s1775 xx 000 0 heb d (OCoLC)1420793441 (OCoLC)on1420793441 PAU eng dcrmmss PAU OCLCO PAU PAUU 880-01 Meldola, Raphael, 1754-1828, correspondent, scribe. 100-01/r מילדולה, רפאל בן חזקיה, 1828־1754. 880-02 Introduction letter for an Algerian rabbi and emissary. 245-02/r מכתב אודות שד"ר מארג'יל. 880-03 Livorno, 1775 July 264-03/r ליוורנו, בסדר מה טבו אהליך יעקב שנת א"ת המי"ם לי"ם [תמוז תקל"ה]. 1 leaf : paper ; 23 x 21 cm text txt rdacontent unmediated n rdamedia volume nc rdacarrier Sold by Winner's Auctions (Jerusalem), Auction 140 (22 February 2023) item 242. Introduction letter for an Algerian emissary. (UPenn CAJS Rar Ms 692). Library at the Herbert D. Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies, University of Pennsylvania. Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Elis & Ruth Douer Endowed Fund. Item creased and with a stain at left margin. In Hebrew. Title supplied by cataloger. Sephardic-Italian rabbi from Livorno (ordinated by Hayyim Joseph David Azulai, 1796); hakham of the Spanish and Portuguese Jews of Great Britian and rabbi of the Bevis Marks Synagogue, London, after 1805; works include Ḳorban minḥah and Ḥupat ḥatanim. Manuscripts, Hebrew 18th century. local letters of introduction aat http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300374882 880-04 Ibn Nayim, Yaʻaḳov, -1803. 600-04/r בן נאיים, יעקב חיים, נפ׳ תקס״ד Rabbis Italy Livorno 18th century Correspondence. Rabbis Italy Turin 18th century Correspondence. Rabbis 18th century Travel Algeria Algiers. Manuscripts, European. Manuscripts, Hebrew 18th century. letters of introduction. aat (CStmoGRI)aatgf300374882 880-05 Jona, Solomon Michel, -1811, addressee. 700-05/r יונה, ישעיה חזקיה שלמה מיכאל בן שמעון. 520-00/r Letter, dated Parashat Balaḳ 5535 [July 1775], sent to Solomon Michel Jona, rabbi of Turin, to introduce and refer for assistance the emissary Yaʻaḳov [Ḥayim] ibn Naʼim from Algiers (-1803; he was a author of a number of piyutim, including a prominent one read on Purim in some North African communities); the style of the letter is in the rabbinic expressive style known as melitsah (מליצה). Letter written in 11 lines, with three lines of greeting at top and one more in recognition of the rabbinical seat of Turin ("בראשית מאמר הנה באתי בתשלומי כפל...", above letter text) and one line of date and chronogram; autograph below, with two flourishes; a ב-ה flourish at upper right margin; address in Hebrew on verse (former document dorse), with טורינו in an Italian semicursive script. Written in a Sephardic-calligraphic semicursive script in the hand of Raphael Meldola. Library at the Herbert D. Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies University of Pennsylvania 420 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19106-3703. CAJS Rar Ms 692 The Elis & Ruth Douer Endowed Fund Home Page http://hdl.library.upenn.edu/1017.12/1229047 Digital facsimile for browsing (Colenda) https://colenda.library.upenn.edu/catalog/81431-p3st7g01b 9979067795003681 22749325170003681 01UPENN_INST KislakCntr Manuscripts CAJS Rar Ms 692 available 1 0 scmss 8 1 Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts Elis & Ruth Douer Endowed Fund. 22749325170003681 CAJS Rar Ms 692 KislakCntr scmss