Shaʻare ḳedushah : musar ḳav ṿe-naḳi le-yasher ha-adam la-ʻavo[dat] borʼo / leha-rav ha-meḳubal .... Ḥayim Ṿiṭal.
שערי קדושה : מוסר קב ונקי לישר האדם לעבו[דת] בוראו \ להרב המקובל ... חיים ויטאל.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Vital, Ḥayyim ben Joseph, 1542 or 1543-1620, author.

Contributor:

Alumni and Friends Memorial Book Fund.

Elis & Ruth Douer Endowed Fund.

Śaśon, Avraham, active 19th century, publisher, writer of introduction.

Śaśon, Eliyahu Ḥai, printer.

Library at the Katz Center Special Collections (University of Pennsylvania)

ששון, אברהם.

ששון, אליהו חי.

Standardized Title:

Sefer Shaʻare ḳedushah. 5626 (1865 : Aleppo, Syria)

Language:

Hebrew

Subjects (All):

Cabala--Texts.

Cabala.

Genre:

Sammelbands.

Penn Provenance:

Mizrahi, Salim (stamp) (former owner) (Libra Katz Rare BM525 .V524 1865)

Physical Description:

[4], 48 leaves 15 cm

Manufacture:

Nidpas poh Aram Tsovah y.ʻa.E. bi-defus Eliyahu Ḥai ben Avraham Śaśon, shilhei Tishre [5]626 [October 1865]

נדפס פה ארם צובה יע"א : בדפוס אליהו חי בן אברהם ששון, שלהי תשרי משנת י'ש'י'ש'ו' וישמחו לפ"ק

Notes:

First Hebrew book printed in Aleppo; see Yaari.

Introduction by the publisher, father of the printer, Avraham Śaśon.

Local Notes:

Kislak BM525 .V524 1865 Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Alumni and Friends Memorial Book Fund.

Libra Katz Rare BM525 .V524 1865: Complete. Purchased from Kestenbaum & Company (Auction 51 lot 62; acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Elis & Ruth Douer Endowed Fund); stamp of former owner Salim Mizrahi (title page); Yosef Shalom (contemporary inscription).

Cited in:

Yaari, A. Ha-defus ha-'Ivri be-Artsot ha-Mizrah, Aleppo 1

Constituent Unit:

container of (manifestation) : Sefer ʻAlim le-terufah. Aram Tsovah : Eliyahu Ḥai ben Avraham Śaśon, [December 1865].

Other Format:

Online version: Vital, Ḥayyim ben Joseph, 1542 or 3-1620. Sefer Shaʻare ḳedushah.

OCLC:

80514527

Bound With:

Libra Katz Rare BM525 .V524 1865 bound with: Sefer ʻAlim le-terufah (Aram Tsovah : Eliyahu Ḥai ben Avraham Śaśon, 5626 [1865 or 1866]).