Ginat Egoz—Hanau 1614.

An important work of kabbalah by Rabbi Yosef ben Avraham Gictilia (the Mahari Gictilia, 1248-1323 approx), who was one of the great sages of Spain in the 13th century, a student of Rabbi Avraham Abulafya, who wrote about him in his book “Otzer Aden HaGanuz.” “He without a doubt succeeded wonderfully in what he learned before, and added from his own power and thoughts what was on his mind.” When he was around 24 years old he composed this book. Not bound. Generally of frail quality, with tears and water damage.