Kabbalah and Jewish esotericism

De generalibus Europae contingentijs per Cabalam Beresith anni ab epocha Nabonassaris 2422, aerae Christi 1675, deque peculiaribus astrorum influentijs in tres catholicos monarchas, eorumque regna septentrionalia

Also known as oJ o. J. o.J

by Omaet Octasan Vogistan

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Language: Latin

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Traditions: Kabbalah and Jewish esotericism

Subjects: Kabbala

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Kabbalah and Jewish esotericism
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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
Austrian National Library catalog record ONB availability: 43ACC_ONB \| State Hall at Josefsplatz (ALT-PRUNK) \| *48.W.50 \| available \| Department of Manuscripts and Rare Books (ALT)	[ohne Jahresangabe]	Zusten	Latin	—	Catalog record	Austrian National Library (opens in a new tab) Austrian National Library (opens in a new tab) Austrian National Library (opens in a new tab)