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The Zohar Among Christians During the Renaissance » » »
History of the Printing and Publishing of the Book of the Zohar in Mantua in 1558
Print and edit the Sefer ha-Zohar Jean Baumgarten » » »
The issue of the printing of the Zohar in the 16th century is complex. The success of Italian printers in simultaneously producing two printed editions thwartedother ongoing and future manuscript projects of the Zohar and forced the Kabbalists of Safed…
The Printing of the Zohar in Mantua » » »
The text of the standard edition of The Zohar, that of Vilna (1895), sometimes differs significantly from that of the original Mantua edition. We will take a specific example of such differences, retrace its origin and highlight the debates to…
Lurianic Corrections to the Zohar Text » » »
The Mantua Zohar Edition and its impact on Jewish Identity
The Mantua Zohar Edition and its impact on Jewish Identity » » »
The First Edition of the Zohar
The Zohar of Mantua, International Symposium » » »
A presentation of the three degrees of Shabbat as taught in the Zohar (Zohar II, 92a). Available in French (and Hebrew) only — not translated into English.
The Three Degrees of Shabbat » » »
A Heykhalot text associated with the Bereshit (Genesis) portion of the zoharic corpus, presented in Hebrew with English translation.
Heykhalot Zohar Bereshit » » »
A Heykhalot text associated with the Peqoudey portion of the zoharic corpus, presented in Hebrew with English translation.
Heykhalot Zohar Peqoudey » » »
This document addresses the mystery of sacrifices as discussed in the Zohar, in connection with the prayer of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yohay. Available in French (and Hebrew) only — not translated into English.
A collection of commentaries on the prayer of Rabbi Shimon bar Yohay as they appear in the Zohar. Available in French (and Hebrew) only — not translated into English.
A comparison between the short and long versions of the commentary attributed to Nahmanides on the Sefer Yetsirah, two recensions transmitted through medieval manuscripts. Available in French (and Hebrew) only — not translated into English.
Sefer Yetsirah – Nahmanides » » »
Zohar text on the Torah portion Shemot (Exodus), following the order of the weekly Torah readings. Original Hebrew/Aramaic text, untranslated.
Zohar text on the Torah portion Vaera (And I Appeared), following the order of the weekly Torah readings. Original Hebrew/Aramaic text, untranslated.
Zohar Vaera – And I Appeared » » »
