1884 TOKFO COHEN R. Shabbetai Hakohen of Tykocin Hebrew
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714 1884 WARSAW HEBREW HARDCOVER, VG CONDITION , BINDING CHIPPED On the laws of taking hold (grasping, seizing), damages, and the Talmudic term teiku, referring to unresolved issues, by R. Shabbetai ben Meir ha-Kohen (Shakh). Shakh is best known for his monumental Siftei Kohen commentary and halakhic novellae on Shulhan Arukh. The title page of this edition states that it was written by Shabbetai Katz, author of Siftei Kohen, and that it is was brought to press on fine paper and black ink as no copies are to be found. Shakh entitled the work Tokfu Kohen because the source of these dinim is from the tokfo Kohen (Bava Mezia 6b). The contents are not merely a discussion of instances of tokfo and teiku in the Talmud but also of the ongoing dialogue by later sages on the halakhic value of taking hold ????? in establishing possession. Parenthetically, teiku, of which there are three hundred fifteen instances in the Babylonian Talmud – but none in the Jerusalem Talmud - concerns questions that were addressed but no final conclusion could be reached. Teiku represents the conclusion of discussion. The origin of the word, according to popular usage, is from, Tishbi yetarez kushyot ve-ibbayot, that is, Elijah, the Tishbi, will resolve these questions and unanswered problems. R. Shabbetai ben Meir ha-Kohen’s (Shakh, 1621–1662) father, realizing
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