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Likutei Eitzos by

Rabbi Nachman of Breslov


First Edition. Rare. Dubna, 1816

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Likutei Eitzos by

Rabbi Nachman of Breslov


First Edition. Rare. Dubna, 1816
Brilliant guidance to serving Hashem garnered from Rabbi Nachman of Breslov’s ‘Likutei Muharan’ by his prime disciple, Rabbi Nosson of Breslov.

Fundamental Breslov sefer. This first edition is exceedingly rare!


The author writes regarding the importance of journeying to the tzaddik’s kever for Rosh Hashanah:

“By traveling to [the kevarim of] true tzaddikim for Rosh Hashanah, all judgments in the world are sweetened… Also when several Jewish souls gather by the true tzaddik for Rosh Hashanah, and they unite together with great love, great joy derives from this.” (Likutei Eitzos, Moadei Hashem).


Two parts with two separate title pages, each with an illustration of a vase of flowers in the center of the page.

Dubna, 1816. First edition. Page count: Part 1: 58 leaves; Part 2: [30] leaves. Last leaves are marked 101-104.
Page size: 16.5 cm.
Condition: Minor restoration to the upper margin of title page. Minor tears in margins of several leaves. New leather binding.

Owner’s signature on the title page: Yisrael Mendel HaLevi of Dobromil

Bibliography: City of printing city based on assumption of G. Shalom, Eileh Shmos #44; Nosson Tzvi Koenig, Neve Tzaddikim p. 236

Stefansky, Chassidus #289

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Likutei Eitzos by

Rabbi Nachman of Breslov


First Edition. Rare. Dubna, 1816

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Likutei Eitzos by

Rabbi Nachman of Breslov


First Edition. Rare. Dubna, 1816
Brilliant guidance to serving Hashem garnered from Rabbi Nachman of Breslov’s ‘Likutei Muharan’ by his prime disciple, Rabbi Nosson of Breslov.

Fundamental Breslov sefer. This first edition is exceedingly rare!


The author writes regarding the importance of journeying to the tzaddik’s kever for Rosh Hashanah:

“By traveling to [the kevarim of] true tzaddikim for Rosh Hashanah, all judgments in the world are sweetened… Also when several Jewish souls gather by the true tzaddik for Rosh Hashanah, and they unite together with great love, great joy derives from this.” (Likutei Eitzos, Moadei Hashem).


Two parts with two separate title pages, each with an illustration of a vase of flowers in the center of the page.

Dubna, 1816. First edition. Page count: Part 1: 58 leaves; Part 2: [30] leaves. Last leaves are marked 101-104.
Page size: 16.5 cm.
Condition: Minor restoration to the upper margin of title page. Minor tears in margins of several leaves. New leather binding.

Owner’s signature on the title page: Yisrael Mendel HaLevi of Dobromil

Bibliography: City of printing city based on assumption of G. Shalom, Eileh Shmos #44; Nosson Tzvi Koenig, Neve Tzaddikim p. 236

Stefansky, Chassidus #289

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Likutei Eitzos by

Rabbi Nachman of Breslov


First Edition. Rare. Dubna, 1816
Brilliant guidance to serving Hashem garnered from Rabbi Nachman of Breslov’s ‘Likutei Muharan’ by his prime disciple, Rabbi Nosson of Breslov.

Fundamental Breslov sefer. This first edition is exceedingly rare!


The author writes regarding the importance of journeying to the tzaddik’s kever for Rosh Hashanah:

“By traveling to [the kevarim of] true tzaddikim for Rosh Hashanah, all judgments in the world are sweetened… Also when several Jewish souls gather by the true tzaddik for Rosh Hashanah, and they unite together with great love, great joy derives from this.” (Likutei Eitzos, Moadei Hashem).


Two parts with two separate title pages, each with an illustration of a vase of flowers in the center of the page.

Dubna, 1816. First edition. Page count: Part 1: 58 leaves; Part 2: [30] leaves. Last leaves are marked 101-104.
Page size: 16.5 cm.
Condition: Minor restoration to the upper margin of title page. Minor tears in margins of several leaves. New leather binding.

Owner’s signature on the title page: Yisrael Mendel HaLevi of Dobromil

Bibliography: City of printing city based on assumption of G. Shalom, Eileh Shmos #44; Nosson Tzvi Koenig, Neve Tzaddikim p. 236

Stefansky, Chassidus #289