Mishnayot MeSeder Nezikin. Masekhet Masechet Nezikin [ONLY] im perush harav rabeinu Moshe bar Maimon z"l vehim perush kevod moreinu harav rabi Ovadiya miBertonura z"l

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Title page within woodcut architectural border. This is only one volume of six. This printer began publishing the set in Sabbioneta, [1559] and completed it in Mantua [1563]. Complete sets are rare. The condition of the pages, except for the title page is very good, however, the title page is shorter, and leaves 6, 7 and 8 are missing. The complete volume should have 116 leaves. This copy has 113 leaves. The first two Orders were printed by Foa in Sabbioneta and then completed in Mantua. The Mantua volumes were the last books to be typeset by Jacob Cohen of Gazzolo before he retired. He had served at the press of "Foa in Sabbioneta and came to Mantua in 1556 where he established a reputation for splendid typographical work. See Amram, The Marks of Hebrew Books in Italy, pages 288-193 and 325. There are a few woodcut text diagrams. The first two Orders of this edition were printed by Tobias Foa in Sabbioneta; the last four Orders in Mantua by Jacob Cohen. But here there is only one volume. The Hebrew press at Sabbioneta escaped lightly from the storm of Paper condemnation of Hebrew books which was raging at the time in Venice and Rome. Indeed, the Sabbioneta Hebrew press flourished between the years 1551 and 1559, and Hebrew books never previously published, even those treating aspects of Christianity, were issued with considerable freedom. The decree of Pope Paul III in 1553 passed over the city without apparent effect - a tribute ot the liberality and culture of the ruling prince of the province. The Mantua volumes were the last books to be typeset by Jacob Cohen of Gazzolo before he retired. He had served at the press of Foa in Sabbioneta and came to Mantua in 1556 where he established a reputation for splendid typographical work. See Amram, The Markers of Hebrew Books in Italy, pages 288-293, 325. N° de ref. del artículo 005804

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