⚠The left side of the page contains significant bleed-through from the reverse side and some staining, making the secondary cursive text difficult to decipher.

Presented to my eyes by the humble [servant]

original: "לעי קב מאתי הצעיר" (L'ey KB mi-ati ha-tsair). "The young" (ha-tsair) is a traditional Rabbinic signature expressing humility. "KB" is likely an abbreviation for Kabbalah or a personal name.

Pomegranate Juice

Juice

To me, known as ... ? Almotto

The title Asis Rimmonim (Pomegranate Juice) refers to a classic 16th-century work of Jewish mysticism by Moses ben Jacob Cordovero. It is an abridged version of his larger encyclopedic work, Pardes Rimmonim (Orchard of Pomegranates). The Latin signature "Almotto" likely belongs to a later owner or a government censor who inspected the book for prohibited content.