cabbala

/ kəˈbɑːlə; ˈkæbəˌlɪzəm /

noun

1. See kabbalah
   a variant spelling of kabbalah

Derived Forms

• ˌcabbaˈlistic, adjective
• ˈcabbalist, noun
• cabbalism, noun

Example Sentences

Sephiroth, sef′i-roth, n. in the cabbala, the first ten numerals identified with Scripture names of God.

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There is a great deal of the Druidical Cabbala intermixed in his works, especially about the transmigration of souls.

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In the class of traditional theology, or what might be called complemental revelation, we must place the Jewish Cabbala.

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His own models were the oriental reveries of the Cabbala, and the theosophy of the mystics.

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While accepting the Cabbala it was impossible for Pico to reject magic.

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