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Sha'ar Ma'amarei Razal
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Tractate BerakhotTractate ShabbatTractate EruvinTractate PesachimTractate ChagigahTractate Moed KatanTractate Rosh HashanahTractate YomaTractate MegillahTractate YevamotTractate KetubotTractate NedarimTractate SotahTractate Bava KammaTractate Bava MetziaTractate Bava BatraTractate SanhedrinPirkei AvotTractate Niddah
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Author: Chaim Vital
Composed:  c.1570 – c.1650 CE
Rabbi Chaim Vital, a prominent Safed kabbalist in the 16th through 17th centuries, is best known for recording and editing the teachings of Rabbi Isaac Luria, better known as the Arizal, a founder of modern Kabbalah. Chaim Vital’s youngest son, Rabbi Samuel Vital, organized a collection of his father’s writings into eight “gates,” each of which “opens” up a particular topic. The third of these is Sha’ar Ma’amarei Razal (Gate of the Sayings of the Sages), kabbalistic expositions on a selection of passages from the Talmud and Midrash.

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