Comte de Gabalis

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MAY the soul of the Comte de GABALIS be now in the presence of God, for they have just written me that he has died of apoplexy.

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Kabbalah and Jewish esotericism
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Initiatory orders and secret societies
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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
The Count de Gabalis: being a diverting history of the Rosicrucian doctrine of spirits, viz. slyphs, salamanders, gnomes, and dæmons; shewing their various influences upon human bodies. Done from the Paris edition. To which is prefixed, Monsieur Bayle's account of this work: and of the sect of Rosicrucians ...	1714	Printed for B. Lintott and E. Curll ...	English	—	Public	Open Library (opens in a new tab)