SummaryThis 1720 manuscript was copied in Morocco by the itinerant scribe Isaac Coppio. It contains the work Me‘arat sdeh ha-makhpelah by Moses ibn Ẓur, a poetic paraphrase of Ḥayyim Vital’s Oẓrot Ḥayyim. 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.
SummaryThis 1720 manuscript was copied in Morocco by the itinerant scribe Isaac Coppio. It contains the work Me‘arat sdeh ha-makhpelah by Moses ibn Ẓur, a poetic paraphrase of Ḥayyim Vital’s Oẓrot Ḥayyim. 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.