Shivch"ei Yerushalayim. Tombs of righteous people in Eretz Yisrael, according to the Arizal, journeys in Eretz Yisrael, customs and kabalistic prayers, by Rabbi Yaakov Baruch. Leghorn, [1785]. First edition. 47, [1] leaf. 18 cm. Printed on special paper. The history of the cities of Israel, including a detailed description of about one hundred tombs of righteous people, primarily according to the Arizal's kabala. Includes prayers to be recited at these graves, facing the Holy Temple and other prayers. With the last leaf with the author's introduction. New binding. Aging stains. Very fine condition.

Chessed L'Avraham. Fundamental Kabalistic work by Rabbi Avraham Azulai. Sulzbach, 1685. First edition. 76 leaves. 19.5 cm. Kabalistic sketches. The author, Rabbi Avraham Azulai was the great-grandfather of the Chid"a. A different edition was printed in Amsterdam that same year, but it was full of mistakes and omissions, as his grandson the Chida wrote in "Shem HaGedolim" [books, Chessed L'Avraham]. New binding. The corners of the title page and a number of solitary leaves have been supplied with a reproduction, without loss. Tear to the last leaf, with loss of solitary letters. Aging stains. Fine-very fine condition.

* Bechinat HaKabala. Work comprised of Sefer Kol Sachal and Sefer Sha'gat Aryeh, by Rabbi Yehuda Aryeh of Modena, with studies and comments by Yitzchak Shmuel Reggio. Gorizia, 1852. Only edition. XVIII, 268, [1] page, 21 cm. Prominent work of Rabbi Yehuda Aryeh of Modena – a Venice rabbi [1571-1648] who battled those who denied the Kabala and the oral Torah, with supplements by Yitzchak Shlomo of Reggio. Five title pages. Simple binding. Minimal aging stains. Very fine condition. Vinograd, Gorizia, 3. * Vikuach al Chachmat HaKabala V'Al Kadmot Sefer HaZohar. By Shadal [Shmuel Dovid Luzzatto]. Gorizia, 1852. Only edition. 137, [8] pages. 24 cm. Soft, printed cover French introduction and second title page. The book was the center of a polemic, and many books were written to oppose it. Wide margins. The margins have not been cropped. Aging stains. Very fine condition. Vinograd, Gorizia 5. Very few Hebrew books were printed in Gorizia – here are two of them.

Michlal Yofi. Commentary on Ecclesiastes by Rabbi Elya' Askenazi. Berlin, [1775]. Signature of Rabbi Baruch Bendit Dushnitz. 27 leaves, 19 cm. With the text of Ecclesiastes. Second edition of the famed commentary of kabalist Rabbi Eliyahu Loans - "Eliyahu Ba'al Shem". Additional approbations given to this edition. Owner signature on title page: הק' ברוך בנדיט הלוי דושניץ. He was a Polish sage who later served as Rabbi in Nijmegen, Holland. Rabbi Elazar Flekles, author of 'Teshuva Mi'Ahava' was one of his teachers. Rabbi Meir Fisheles of Prague was his son-in-law. Cardboard binding. Aging stains. Fine condition.

Ohr Yisroel. Kabala by Rabbi Yisrael Yaffe, Rabbi of Sklow. Frankfurt on the Oder, [1702]. Only edition. [1], 7, 187 leaves, 33 cm. Large kabalistic work. The first section relates to Aggadot and Psalms, the second section relates to the entire Shulchan Aruch Orech Chaim. With many approbations. Magnificent, woodcut title page, with the artist's signature. The author was accused of including Sabbatean ideas in his works. Some people destroyed his works, which is why it is so rare. Most of the copies are missing leaf 7 [following the author's preface]. This leaf features the approbation of Rabbi Naftali Katz, given two weeks after the printing was finished, with the date 27th of Tishrei, 1703. This leaf is included in this copy. New, half-leather binding. Minimal worming holes and aging stains. Fine-very fine condition.