1. Ya’ir Ozen, halacha and Aggadah organized alphabetically, by Rabbeinu HaHida. Second edition, Lemberg 1865. With endorsement of Rabbi Yosef Shaul Natanson. Cover has a stamp from: “Rabbi Yaakov ben Eliyahu Gotkovsky”, who was a teacher in Kolovrya from 1896, later Ram in Lodz in 1898. Moved to Israel and served as rabbi in Tel Aviv from 1937. Authored the work Kol Yaakov—Tel Aviv 1946, died in 1946.
2. Shem HaGedolim and Ed LaChachamim by the Hida. A collection on sages and books, separate cover for each, printed in Vienna in 1864. Corrections and emphases written by hand.
3. The booklet “Agudat Ne’emanei Yad HaHida” to mark the completion of the Ohel on Erev Shabbat Zachor and the pilgrimage to his grave in Jerusalem, 9th of Adar Bet, 1962. In Hebrew and English, accompanied by pictures and a description of the transfer of his bones to Jerusalem and the Ohel there, with a picture of the rabbi, printed by Meir Benayahu. Soft cover.
4. Booklet of HaHida including “a lecture given by Meir Benayahu given at the Italian shul in Jerusalem…from 1956, 150 years after the death of Rabbi Haim Yosef David Azoulay. Accompanied by facsimiles of his handwriting and poems from his youth. Published by the Ben Zvi Institute and the Italian Jewish Society for Spiritual Activity. Jerusalem 1957.
5. Avodat HaKodesh, a composition with seven works by HaHida: Moreh B’Etzba, Tziporen Shamir, Kesher Godel, Kaf Achat, Yosef Beseder, Sansan L’Yair, Shomer Yisrael. Printed in Warsaw 1874. Cover detached, binding detached.
6. Lev David, 32 chapters of drashot on mussar and other subjects with introductions from the Rishonim, by HaHida. First 6 chapters are attributed to Rabbi Haim Vittel. Printed in Berlin 1924. No spine, front binding detached.
Various conditions, generally good condition.
