AMPLE Catalogue of
Ilan Diagrams

New York, JTS, Ms. 2187 64r

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IdentifierNew York (USA), Jewish Theological Seminary: 2187
Primary Manuscript TitlesVital's Circles
Alternative Manuscript TitlesNew York, JTS, Ms. 2187

Manuscript History

Origin
Date Information1720

Physical Description

FormCodex ๐Ÿ›ˆAncient manuscripts generally taking the form of the modern book: bound leaves of paper or parchment with information inscribed on both faces, attached at a center fold. For books that are printed rather than inscribed, before 1501, use 'incunabula.' ๐Ÿ”Ž๏ธŽSearch for Ilanot with this Form

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SummaryThis 1720 manuscript was copied in Morocco by the itinerant scribe Isaac Coppio. It contains the work Meโ€˜arat sdeh ha-makhpelah by Moses ibn แบ’ur, a poetic paraphrase of แธคayyim Vitalโ€™s Oแบ“rot แธคayyim. In the front matter of the codex, Coppio integrated Element V. V appears here as a diagrammatic duo consisting of two complementary synoptic circle diagrams that map the Lurianic cosmological structure.

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New York, JTS, Ms. 2187 64r

About the Ilan

TextGrid URI of the Editiontextgrid:4ms8k
FamiliesVital's Circles (Lurianic) ๐Ÿ”Ž๏ธŽSearch for Ilanot in this Family

Surfaces of the Ilan

64r

(not publicly available)

About the Manuscript

Identifiers and Titles

IdentifierNew York (USA), Jewish Theological Seminary: 2187
Primary Manuscript TitlesVital's Circles
Alternative Manuscript TitlesNew York, JTS, Ms. 2187

Manuscript History

Origin
Date Information1720

Physical Description

FormCodex ๐Ÿ›ˆAncient manuscripts generally taking the form of the modern book: bound leaves of paper or parchment with information inscribed on both faces, attached at a center fold. For books that are printed rather than inscribed, before 1501, use 'incunabula.' ๐Ÿ”Ž๏ธŽSearch for Ilanot with this Form

Content Description

SummaryThis 1720 manuscript was copied in Morocco by the itinerant scribe Isaac Coppio. It contains the work Meโ€˜arat sdeh ha-makhpelah by Moses ibn แบ’ur, a poetic paraphrase of แธคayyim Vitalโ€™s Oแบ“rot แธคayyim. In the front matter of the codex, Coppio integrated Element V. V appears here as a diagrammatic duo consisting of two complementary synoptic circle diagrams that map the Lurianic cosmological structure.

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