Italian Kabbalist active in Venice at the beginning of the seventeenth century, author of the "Qol Mevasser" (Venice, 1605), a commentary on Daniel, of "Qol Sasson", on the coming of the Messiah, printed with the former, and of the "Appiryon Shelomo" (1609), essays on Kabbalah and mysticism.
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SASON, ABRAHAM
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Cabaliste italien ; il fleurissait à Venise au début du dix-septième siècle. Il est l'auteur des œuvres suivantes : « Ḳol Mebasser » (Venise, 1605), un commentaire sur Daniel ; « Ḳol Sason », sur l'arrivée du Messie, imprimé avec l'ouvrage précédent ; et « Appiryon Shelomoh » (_ib._ 1609), essais sur la Cabale et le mysticisme.