| According to other kabbalistic authors, the sefirot are summed up in kavod, the divine glory. |
| Towards 1200 a fully developed kabbalistic system is to be found almost everywhere. |
| Among these kabbalistic treatises inspired by the Zohar, the commentary on the Pentateuch by Menahem of Recanati, the first representative of the new movement in Italy, must be mentioned. |
| In spite of the fervor which kabbalistic studies had engendered, they had never reached beyond the circles of initiates. |
| I have read and known certain kabbalistic triflers, whose insanity provokes my unceasing as astonishment. |
| As the Chief Rabbi of the kabbalistic city of Safed, he probably felt he held some sway. |
