An attributed and rare copy, his signature with the date on which he signed it, and proofreading in the handwriting ...

An attributed and rare copy, his signature with the date on which he signed it, and proofreading in the handwriting of Rabbi Ephraim Zalman Margaliot of Barad ztzel on the book Ganath Agoz - Hanuya, 1614 - first edition.
Sefer Ganath Agoz - Hanuya, 1614 century - first edition.

Handwritten signature of Rabbi Ephraim Zalman Margaliot owner of 'Meta Ephraim' from Barad ZIA with the date in his handwriting Tammuz 1555.

In addition, on page 5 there is a handwritten proofreading.

Rabbi Ephraim Zalman Margaliot of Brad, studied Torah with his uncle Rabbi Sander of Margaliot Abd Santov ZA, as well as crouched in the holy shade of the Rabbi the 'Ohav Israel' of Afta ZA. He served as an rabbi in the city of Ohanov, and then went into business, and in the course of time became very rich. He left his rabbinical crown and returned to the famous Brad Lakloise, where he devoted himself to the study of the Torah day and night. 'Hand of Ephraim', 'Rash of Ephraim', 'Ullot of Ephraim', 'Shaar of Ephraim', 'Name of Ephraim', 'Head of Ephraim', 'Tiv Gitin', 'Seed of Ephraim', 'Malot Hiohasin', 'Tear of Ephraim', 'Sha'arei Ephraim', 'Sherit Ephraim' and more. A great arbiter, on whom all Israel relied in matters of halacha in practice, and the sages of his generation called him "the sun that shines in attack In the afternoon." He was well-versed in the wisdom of Kabbalah. Maran Hatham Sofer Zi'a wrote about our Rabbi, "The Holy One of Israel, the righteous of the world, etc. Who is this and who will flutter or whistle in front of his deliberate words." He was close to Hassidism and the great students of the Magid from Mezrich and agreed to the printing of many Hasidic books.

Sefer Ganat Agoz, in the wisdom of Kabbalah, Rabbi Yosef N. Giktila. Hanuya, [SHA 1614]. Printed by Eliezer ben Chaim and Eliyahu ben Zelikman Ulma. First edition. Consent of Rabbi Yeshaya Horowitz (Holy 20th century).

Illustrated cover, part of the text of the cover in red ink. Kabalic tables and charts in the form of a circle.

Specifications: Very good, rebound in leather binding.