cabala

/ kəˈbɑːlə; ˈkæbəˌlɪzəm /

noun

1. a variant spelling of kabbalah

Derived Forms

• cabalism, noun
• ˌcabaˈlistic, adjective
• ˈcabalist, noun

Example Sentences

The Jewish Cabala and the Gnostics had much in common.

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Canches was deeply versed in all the lore of the Cabala, and Flamel hung with delight on the words of wisdom that dropped from his eloquent lips.

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It seems to have been a dim notion of this that was the origin of the Cabala and all the mathematical philosophy of the Pythagoreans, and also of the Chinese in Y-king.

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The Cabala," says he, "was divided into two parts—the theoretical and the practical.

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The doctrine of the Cabala set forth in this volume was derived from that mysterious personage.

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