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The Sefirot

 

Portae Lucis, Latin translation of Gikatilla's work Shaarei Ora - Gates of Light

Portae Lucis, Latin translation of Gikatilla’s work Shaarei Ora – Gates of Light. By Sander Petrus – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=76719665

  1. From the fourteenth-century kabbalist, Joseph ben Shalom Ashkenazi, Sefer Yesirah (Jerusalem, 1962), 27a.
  2. MS JTSA Mic. 1727, fols. 18a-b
  3. Joseph ben Hayyim, MS Paris, BN 843, fol. 37a. See also MS J TSA Mic. 1885, fols. 74b-75a
  4. Anonymous commentary on the sefirot, written in all probability in Castile in the latter part of the thirteenth century
  5. From the Geronese circle of Ezra and Azriel, 13th century. MS JTSA Mic. 8558, fol. 8b
  6. Azriel of Gerona, Perush ‘Eser Sefirot ‘al Derekh She’elah u-Teshuvah, p. 5.
  7. Iyyun Circle, 13th century. MS Munich 54, fol. 288a
  8. All Sefirot Texts

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