cabala

Letter to Gondomar, as it appears, from Buckingham himself, Cabala 236.

The female stood before him, resting her hands upon the table, awaiting with patience the result of these mysteries of the cabala.

Nay, I attended their ceremonies but to see how vainly they sought to revive the ancient marvels of the cabala.

One who understands and teaches the doctrines of the Cabala, or the Jewish philosophy.

The Cabala teaches us the infinite significance of words and names.

The Cabala, which might be designated as an Orthodox counter-philosophy, made constant progress in Poland.

This science does not appear to have any fixed principles, but depends upon certain ancient traditions, whence its name Cabala.

But if you were to teach me the cabala, you would impart to me these holy names?

The Cabala, as we have seen, was made up of these heterogeneous elements.

It had its laws, its oaths, its formulæ—it had almost its cabala.