(Traditionally attributed to). Zohar

Three parts in three volumes. Six divisional titles. Aramaic text in large square characters provided with vowel points. According to Friedberg, this is the oldest vocalized edition of the Zohar ff.(4), 1-212, (1), 213-424; (1), 1-224, (1), 225-448; 202, 257, 74, 73, (1). Title of Pt. III torn. Trace foxed, light stains. Uniform contemporary blind-tooled morocco, gilt cartouche in center, a.e.g, spine in compartments, gutter spilt on two volumes, rubbed. Lg. 4to Friedberg, Z-88 (Friedberg's collation of Vol. II would appear erroneous)

Livorno: Israel Kushta & Associates 1877-88