Talmudic and Halachic Works:
* Sefer Chareidis: This is his most famous work, a commentary on the Mishnah that's widely studied in yeshivas.
* Beit Ha-Levi: A collection of responsa on various aspects of Jewish law.
* Divrei Ha-Levi: A collection of essays on Halachic matters.
* Yad Ha-Levi: A commentary on the Shulchan Aruch.
Other Writings:
* Chafetz Chaim: A work on ethics and Jewish morality.
* Shaarei Teshuvah: A book on the importance of repentance.
* Siddur Kol Yaakov: A prayer book with commentaries.
* Sefer Ha-Levi: A book on Jewish mysticism and Kabbalah.
Note: Brodo is also known for his sharp wit and his ability to incorporate humor into his writing. He was a prominent figure in the Jewish intellectual world of his time.
Beyond the titles, Brodo's work is characterized by:
* Depth of knowledge: He demonstrated a deep understanding of both the Talmud and Kabbalah.
* Clear and concise writing: His work is known for its readability and accessibility.
* Practical application: He emphasized the importance of applying Jewish law to everyday life.
If you're interested in learning more about Abraham ben Elijah Brodo and his work, you can consult scholarly works on Jewish philosophy and literature.