Translation:Kochavei Ohr
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Sections according to Machon Bashan edition
Intro
editKokhavei Ohr
editPart 1 #1-30 Anshei Moharan
editReishit Davar #1-47 p.37
editDiburim MiMoharnat #1-37 p.78
editPart 2 #1-17 Emet W'Emumah
editPart 3 #1-47 Chokhmah U'Binah
editPart 4 Sasson we'Simchah
editStory #1
editPrayer #2-8
edit#1-17
editWondrous Stories of Rabbeinu Z"L
editThe Admor's Zal's Conduct with the Aristocrats in Uman
edit#1
editStories written in a book that R' Naftali had: #1 Story of a Small King Who was Conquered by a Big King
edit#2 Story of a Poor Man Who Made a Living Digging Clay to Sell
edit#3 Story of Katzin Pasha
edit#4 The Villager, Varda, Bitter Herbs, Treasure Under the Bridge, Turkey Prince, Tainted Grain, Astrologer King, Sefer Elim, Maharsha 1-3, Blind Musician, Tende-Rende Priest's Clothes
editR' Avraham's Parables of the World's Nonsense and True Purpose
editPerush Shomer
editPage 207
editAt the time that there was dispute on Rabi Natan, they gave him encouragement so that he would not fall in his da`at/state of mind, and they told him some worldly story: That there was a doctor, and he had an assistant. As time went by, the masses began to make more of a matter and fame of the assistant than of the doctor, until he became more known and honored in the world. And once the King made a meal, and everyone sat according to his honor, and the studnet sat first, and afterwards the doctor. The doctor answered and said, "But look! You indeed know the difference between me and you!" He (Rabi Natan) replied and said to him, "Do not despair and do not be weakened in your mind, for this is the way of the world, that in each generation ninety-eight percent do not know of the truth, and two percent know."
The Tcheriner Rav's Commands #1-17
editConversations and Stories
edit#1-13
edit#13 Chapter heads to LM #8
edit#14-58
editVolume Six: #1-7 about the stories
editAdditions to the Stories by the Author #1-10 p. 348
editManuscript of the Tcheriner Rav
editAvaneiha Barzel
edit#1-16 Moharnat Becomes a Follower of the Admor
edit#17-76 Stories of Rabbeinu z"l
edit#1-66 Stories of Moharnat
editNotes
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This work was published before January 1, 1929, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.
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