Cabalas [noun]

The question of the antiquity of the Cabala is therefore in reality largely a matter of names.

But, as we have already seen, this is the precise genealogy attributed to the Cabala by the Jews.

This is precisely the system by which the Cabala was handed down amongst the Jews.

Casanova was piqued that she should speak of the Cabala with such unconcealed contempt.

I want to ask you-two or three questions which can only be solved by your cabala.

My good genius then inspired me with the idea of trying divination by the cabala.

I felt in the vein, and the use of the cabala had made me an expert in this sort of thing.

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

That is what we term in the language of the cabala the imperceptible transformation.

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