Angelino, Josef, active 14th century

found: Peraḳim be-haguto ha-ḳabalit shel ha-Rav Yosef Angʼeleṭ, 2009:title page (ha-Rav Yosef Angʼeleṭ = הרב יוסף אנג'לט)

found: Encyclopaedia Judaica, c1928, volume 2, page 833Josef Angelino, commentator, beginning of 14th century ...

found: Jewish Virtual Library WWW site, August 19, 2013... in the Livnat ha-Sappir of Joseph Angelino ...

found: Goldstein-Goren International Center for Jewish Thought, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel WWW site, August 19, 2013(Rabbi Joseph Angelit of Spain was a cabbalist who lived in Saragosa in the first half of the 14th century. (Scholars had originally believed his name was Angelino, and that he was Italian, but this was a scribal error). He authored several books including Sefer Livnat Sapir, Sefer Kupat Rokhlin, a commentary on Sha'arei Orah, Kaf Dalet Yesodot, and he also refers to a commentary on Aggadot and a Sefer Mitzvoth that he wrote, but these are not been found. The date he gives for writing his Livnat Sapir is 1327, and according to Spanish archival material he was present during an arbitration proceedings that took place in Sarragosa in 1335. Some of his writing is in the style of the Zohar and Yehudah Libes has suggested not only that he himself thought of his writing as contiguous with Zohar Literature, but that bits of his writings have in fact been included in the Zohar)