Shoḥeṭ in London in the first half of the nineteenth century. He wrote a commentary on Yoreh De'ah in four parts, which were entitled respectively "Sifte Zahab," "Adne Zahab," "Lebushe Tebu'ah," and "Lebushe Serad." He also compiled an index to the last-named work which was entitled "Be'er Yosef," and two supplements, "Ḥezḳat ha-Bayit," and, later, "Maẓẓebet Me'ir Yosef" (Königsberg, 1853).
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