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Ginnat egoz

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  • Joseph Gikatilla

    …26-year-old Gikatilla wrote his seminal Ginnat eʾgoz (“Nut Orchard”), taking his title from the Song of Solomon 6:11. In Gikatilla’s lexicon, the nut is an emblem of mysticism itself, while Ginnat employs the initial letters of three different names for methods of esoteric exegesis. Gikatilla’s book greatly influenced his contemporary…

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    …26-year-old Gikatilla wrote his seminal Ginnat eʾgoz (“Nut Orchard”), taking his title from the Song of Solomon 6:11. In Gikatilla’s lexicon, the nut is an emblem of mysticism itself, while Ginnat employs the initial letters of three different names for methods of esoteric exegesis. Gikatilla’s book greatly influenced his contemporary…

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  • Moses De León

    Gikatilla’s work Ginnat egoz (“Nut Orchard”) provides some of the Zohar’s key terminology.

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    Gikatilla’s work Ginnat egoz (“Nut Orchard”) provides some of the Zohar’s key terminology.

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