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- noun the study of the
Kabbalah
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- noun the doctrines of the Kabbalah
- noun adherence to some extreme traditional theological concept or interpretation
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As an elaboration of the teachings of de Moncada, with whom Pico studied at Perugia in 1486, Heptaplus demonstrated a Christianized kabbalism that combined biblical and Platonic accounts of the creation. 291 In a similar vein, the subsequent architectural writings of Pacioli interpreted alchemical transmutation as spiritual epiphany, evinced through mental and material craft. 292
Architecture and Memory: The Renaissance Studioli of Federico da Montefeltro 2008
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The Jewish establishment is up in arms over Philip Berg’s kabbalism (or “Bergism,” as one critic prefers to call it).
The Garden of Kabbalah Peretz, Evgenia 2005
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The Jewish establishment is up in arms over Philip Berg’s kabbalism (or “Bergism,” as one critic prefers to call it).
The Garden of Kabbalah Peretz, Evgenia 2005
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