Kabbalistic Books – Germany, 18th Century

Kabbalistic books printed in Germany at the beginning of the 18th century, 1700-1710s: 1-2. Or Ne'erav, by Rabbi Moshe Cordovero – the Ramak. [Furth, 1701]. · Bound with: The introduction to Eshel Avraham, Kabbalistic matters. Rabbi Mordechai Ashkenazi. Furth, [1701]. The introduction was printed as a separate book. 40, [1] leaves; 22 leaves. 16.5 cm. High-quality paper, good condition. 3-4. Bat Melech, Kabbalistic matters and segulot, by Rabbi Shimon Abayov of Hebron. Venice, [1712] with approbations by Rabbi Naftali HaCohen of Frankfurt and the Maharshashach. · Bound with the book Zera Kodesh Matzavta, dealing with topics connected to circumcision, by the Kabbalist Rabbi Moshe Graff. [Venice-Frankfurt am Main, 1711-1712. Excerpt at the end of the book: "Partially printed in Frankfurt" – the two books were first printed in Frankfurt am Main, but most of the printed sheets were consumed in the great fire which erupted in the Jewish ghetto in January 1711. Some of the leaves of Zera Kodesh were salvaged and integrated into the complete edition of both books reprinted in the Bragadini printing press in Venice]. 20 leaves; 44 leaves. 16 cm. Fair condition, major wear. Four books in 2 volumes.