cabbalistic造句

• He is now best known as the translator for Pico della Mirandola of the " Bibliotheca Cabalistica ", a large compilation of cabbalistic literature.
• Next, Bernard asks the Minister to approve a regulatory amendment that is couched in such oblique, cabbalistic civil service language that Hacker calls it " piddling gobbledegook ".
• In one series of his works Ofek used mirrors to project Hebrew letters, words with religious or cabbalistic significance, and other images onto soil or man-made structures.
• Reuchlin's mystico-cabbalistic ideas and objects were expounded in the " De Verbo Mirifico ", and finally in the " De Arte Cabbalistica " ( 1517 ).
• His characters are often outsiders, and his satirical view on South African issues embodies alchemistic, Jungian and Cabbalistic theories and philosophies, with the novel reading like a palimpsest with different levels of meaning.
• A pinnacle in the total media realization using cabbalistic permutations on Hebrew alphabet is found in " Radiant, Inner Light " ( 1998 2000 ) for speaker, musical saw, metal percussion, percussion fountain, projections and calligrams.
• He may have been influenced by Baron ( Louis ) Th閛dore Henri de Tschoudy ( 1727 1769 ), who was in the Russian service between 1752 1755 and 1757 1760, and who championed alchemical and cabbalistic symbolism in his Masonic rites and philosophy.
• One such friend and colleague of Blake was Richard Cosway whose studio on Stafford Street was renamed as Cosway Street . " Cosway was not only a famous and fashionable painter; he was also a mesmerist and magician who practised arcana related to alchemical and cabbalistic teaching.
• He was followed by Nachmanides of Catalonia ( died 1270 ), a doctor of medicine who wrote commentaries of a cabbalistic tendency; Immanuel of Rome ( born 1270 ); and the Karaites Aaron ben Joseph ( 1294 ), and Aaron ben Elias ( fourteenth century ).
• L関i rejected Court de G閎elin's claims about an Egyptian origin of the deck symbols, going back instead to the Tarot de Marseille, calling it "'The Book of Hermes, "'claiming it was antique, that it existed before Moses, and that it was in fact a universal key of erudition, philosophy, and magic that could unlock Hermetic and Cabbalistic concepts.
• In contrast his other works, the most important of which include " The Book of the Secrets of the Law, The Mystery of the Form of the Letters, The Enigma of the Quiescent Letters, The Book of the Name, The Book of the Balance of the Sacred Language " and " The Book of Purity of the Language ", demonstrate a more Cabbalistic viewpoint.