Adjective:

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cabbalistic's Usage Examples:

The word in Renaissance magic came to refer to any astrological, cabbalistic or magical sign or symbol.

Israfil appears in cabbalistic lore as well as 19th-century Occultism.

della Mirandola of the Bibliotheca Cabalistica, a large compilation of cabbalistic literature.

cabbalistic literature, or of his own conception of the voyant, "seer", adumbrated in his "Lettre du voyant".

Yeats became interested in the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, the cabbalistic iconography of which influenced her design of the cover of Yeats"s book.

was a Spanish Catholic), who taught a species of mysticism drawn from cabbalistic sources, and endeavoured to found thereon a secret cult with magical.

Reuchlin"s mystico-cabbalistic ideas and objects were expounded in the De Verbo Mirifico, and finally.

Others have seen the influence on Rimbaud of his reading of esoteric and cabbalistic literature, or of his own conception of the voyant, "seer", adumbrated.

He wrote a cabbalistic work and a prayer, which is printed in Hebrew and German language.