{"collection":"Judaism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/jud/rph/rph24.htm","path":"jud/rph/rph24.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/jud/rph/rph24.htm","text":"A\nAbraham, as the author of the Sefer Yetzirah note 9, p. 82; 83, 125\nAbraham ben Dior (David), See Dior, Abraham ben\nAbraham ibn Ezra lviii\nAbravanel, Juda xxxviii\nAction, World of 105\nAdam Kadmon (Celestial Man Heavenly Man) 106, 138, 148, 152 190, 264, 279, 296\nAgrippa, Cornelius xxviii, xxxvi\nAhriman note 9, p. 287\nas probable author of the Sefer Yetzirah 84\nAkko 299\nAlexandrian Jews and Palestine 221\nAlexandrian School and the Kabbalah 221 f\nAl Gazzali 104\nAli lvi\nAlphabet, celestial 182\nchanging letters of--, See Ath-Bash;\nof R. Akiba, See Otiot\nde Rabba Akiba;\nSource of letters of--, 282\nAmaraim 64\nAmmonius Saccas 120\nAmmonius, School of--and School of Simeon ben Yohai 177\nAnatomy, modern in the Zohar 118\nAncient of Ancients 146, 159, 160\nAndrogyne of Plato 197\nAngelology 187\nAngels, names of--representing moral qualities 185\nSubaltern 186\nPhilo's conception of 248, 251\nSource of names of 282\nAnthropomorphism in the Kabbalah 145, 148\nin the Sephiroth 160\nAvoided to the Septuagint 263\n\"Ari,\" see Luria, Isaac\nAristotelian Philosophy not found in the Zohar 97\nArt, Great xxxi\nAsceticism, as shown by Philo 252, 257\nAsia, as the cradle of the Kabbalah 271\nAssembly, the Great (Idra Rabba) 109, 145\nthe heavenly 268\nthe Lesser (Idra Zutah) 109, 145\nAstrology, note 1 282\nAstronomy, pronable source of--among Jews 282\nAth Bash, note 33, p. 75\nAttributes, expansive 170\nof resistance 171\nSubstantial 171\nAv-Yathar (Avatar) 278\nAwe and Love 202\nAyn Sof, note 33, p. 99, 159, 234\nas the totality of the Sefiroth 155\nand the theology of the Magi . 294\nreason for calling 149\naccording to Plato 216\nB\nBabylonian Captivity, Effects of--upon the Jews 282\nBachye, Rabbi lviii\nBalance, the 174\nBartolocci xxx\n\"Basis\"--165\nBaur xvii\n\"Beast\" 187\nBeauty, as the expression of all moral qualities 165, 167, 168, 193\nBehesht, note 9, 287\n\"Beliefs and Opinions,\" note 8, LVIII\nBeraitha, definition 65\nBerger xvi\nBible, the--and its method of explaining the world 124\nand contemporary philosophies xviii\nBotril, Moses, his commentary to the Sefer Yetzirah 83\nhis views on the Kabbalah 115\nBrightness, Book of--See Zohar\nBuddeus xvi, xvii, note 9, xxx\nBundehesh 288\nBurnett xxx\nC\n\"Canals\" 171\nCardinal points, the four 131\nCause of Causes 178\nChaldean, Persians and the Kabbalah 215 f\nChariot, Heavenly, see Merkaba of Ezekiel, figures of 183\nChiits LV\nChoice, free--according to Philo 254\nChristianity, and the Kabbalah l, 213\ndogmas of--according to Reuchlin xxxv\nnot mentioned in the Zohar 97, 114\nsects in lv\nClement of Alexandria 101\nCodex Nazareus 276\n\"Column,\" the middle 168\nof Judgment 171\nof mercy 171\nright 171\nleft 171\ncentre 171\nCompletion, mutual 261\nConcentration (Tsimtsum) 157\nCopernic, theory of--in the Zohar 94, 116, 156\nin the Talmud 117\nknown before his times 116\nCordovero, Moses, (Corduero) note 2, xxix, 96\nhis explanation of the 3 first Sefiroth 163\nCosmology of the Kabbalah, its principle 176\nCreation\nworld of\nworld of--as the seat of the chief angel 185\nCross, in the Old Testament, according to Reuchlin xxxv\nSupreme note 33, p. 99\nCustoms, religious, among Jews and Parsecs 292\nCuzari, of Judah ha-Levi note 7, p. 126\nD\nDarwands note 11, p. 287\n\"De Arte Cabalistica\" xxxiii\nDeath, angel of 207\nnot a curse 208\nordeals after 291\nDekas, cult of xxxiv\nDelight, garden of. 67\nDemons 176\nDesire, good and bad 139, 185, 300\nSummary of Contents note 18, p. xxxiii\nDevils, view of Talmud on 89\nDevis, note 10, p. 287\nDian 299\n\"Dimyon,\" (Image) 149\nDionysius the Areopagite 272\nDior, Abraham ben note 17, p. xxxii\nDoctrine, secret,\nevidence of 72\nDoctors, of Mishnah 112\nof Kabbalah 112\nDuzakh note 4, p. 287\nE\nEarth, division of--according to the Zend Avesta 300\naccording to the Zohar 301\nEcclesiasticus 267\nEden, higher 101\ncelestial 193\nElements, the four 276\nElishah ben Abuah, see Aher\nEmanation, doctrine of among Arabs 102\nin the Sefer Yetzirah, 131\n\"Egyptian Mysteries\" 237\n\"Encyclical Science\" 252\nEnumeration, abstract 128\nEssenes 223\nExile, Babylonian, its influence upon the Jews 282\nEzekiel, vision of--in relation to the Kabbalah 66\nF\nFace, in the Zohar 295\ninner 203\nouter 203\nsmall 159\nwhite 158\nFaith, according to Philo 254\n\"Faithful Shepherd,\" note 1, p. 78, 92\nFall and Rehabilitation, Idea of--in the Zohar 171\n\"Father,\" excellent 278\nFeeling, world of 166\nFenelon and Simeon ben Yohai 205\nFormation, Book of--See Sefer Yetzirah\nworld of 105\nworld of--as the seat of the angels 185\n\"Foundation\" 165\nFludd, Robert xxviii\nFrank, Jacob 272\nG\nGamaliel 228\n\"Garment\" Gedaliah. R.\nAuthor of \"Chain of Tradition\" his opinion on the authority of the Zohar 88\nGemara note 3, p. 64\nperiod of 91\nGematriah, note 9, p. 143; note 11, p. 180\nGenesis, story of--see Creation,\nGerson, his conception of Mysticism liv\nGestation 202\nGikatilla, Joseph. See Joseph of Castille\n\"Glory\" 165\nGnosticism and the elements of the Kabbalah 101\nGod,\nas conceived by Philo 245, 246, 253\nand the world, according to Philo 258\nnames of 69, 100, 126, 148, 150\ndevelopment of the Kabbalistic view on the nature of 151\ntwo ways of speaking of 145\nas considered in the Sefer Yetzirah 137\nGood and Evil 199\nGood, the reversibility of--Philo 255\nGrace 164\naccording to Philo 255\nGrave, tortures of the 291\nGreek learning, interdiction of 226\nGreek Science, meaning of, note 37, p. 230\n\"Guide for the Perplexed,\" note 8, p. lviii\nH\nHaggadah XLV; note a, p. 124\nHalakah XLV; note a, p. 124\nHamunah the Elder note 1, p. 78, 115\nHarmony, in the Sefiroth 166\nHeads of Captivity 285\nHegel, philosophy of--and the Kabbalah .139, 158\nschool of--and the Kabbalah xlix\nHell 187\n\"Hellenizing Jews\" lviii\nHelmont, Van 306\nHerrera, Abraham Cohen note 10, p. xxx; xlii\nHillel, the Aged (Babylonian) 75, 222, 286\nHiya, Rabbi 65\nHonover, the 294\nHuman Being, elements of 193\ntwo halves of 197\nHuman nature, as the image of God 196\nHuttingen xxx\nI\n\"I AM THAT I AM\" 162\nand its Hindoo equivalent xviii\n\"Idea\" of the body 193\nIdeal, as expressed in the Sefiroth 166\nIdra Zutah 109, note 1, p. 145, 152, 158\nImmortality, not definitely mentioned in the Old Testament note 1, p. 189\nImpregnation 202\nInfinite, see Ayn Sof\nIntellect, in relation to religion and dogma liii\nIntuition and Reflection 204\nIrenaeus 101\nIsaac de Lattes 86\nIsaiah, as the source of the mythological system . 123\n\"I WHO AM\" 162\nJ\nJeba, the Elder note 1, p. 78, 115\nJehovah, as understood by the Zohar 162\nReuchlin's analysis of the word xxxiv\nJesus, Reuchlin's Kabbalistic interpretation of the word xxv, xxxvi\nJesus, ben Sirach 267\nJob, Book of--as the source of the mythological system of the Kabbalah 123, 283\nJonathan ben Uziel, translation of 75\nJose the Elder, note 1, p. 78\nJoseph of Castille xxxi, xxxviii\nJuda-ha-Levi, his opinion on the Sefer Yetzirah 125\nJuda ha-Nassi, editor of the Mishnah lvii, 64, 119\nJudaism, sects in lvii\nrabbinical--and Parseeism 288\naccording to Philo 250\ncolumn of 171\nK\n\"Kabbala Denudata, (Kabbalah Unveiled) xx, xxxvi, xli\nBudde's opinion of the xli\nreview of the xlii\nKabbalah,\nand conception of Ahriman 300\nand Masorah note 1, p. xxvii\nand Pythagorean Doctrine--xxxiii\nand the Philosophy of the Arabs 101, 103\nand Arabic Mysticism 104\nand the Talmud 303\nand the Zend Avesta 301, 302, 303\nas the heart and life of Judaism 302\nDifficulty in studying the xxviii\nand other great philosophies and religious systems 139\ndoctrine of the--and doctrine of the Nazarenes 101, 277\ndoctrine of the--uniting Plato and Spinoza 163\nelements of the 209\netymology and orthography of the word note 1, p. xxvii\nfinal conclusions on the 306\nand Gnosticism 111\ninfluence of the xxviii\nintroduction of the into Europe xxi, 108, 305\nmethod of studying the 67\nOriental wisdom and 104\nprinciples of--antedate Christianity 271\nreasons for the study of xxvii\nrelation of the--to the philosophy of Plato 213f\nrelation of the--to the doctrine of Philo 239 f, 259, 305\nrelation of the--to the religion of the Chaldeans\nrelation of the--to Christianity 271 f\nrelation of the--to the School of Alexandria 220f\nsymbolica xvii\nsystems resembling the 213 f\nsecrecy of the--its cause xix\n\"Kabbalism and Pantheism\" xlix\nKabbalistic Books 78\ngeneral Character of 123\nsystems, sources drawn by writers of philosophy xx\nsystem, an oral as well as a written tradition 116\nKabbalistic\nsystem did not originate in Platonism 214, 219\nsystem, and the dogmas of the Nazarenes 276\ntradition in the Septuagint 265\nKabbalists\nand Essenes 76\nwho converted themselves to Christianity 271\nKaraites lvii\nKarmates lvi\nKedars 299\n\"Kings, Ancient\" 172\nKirchner xxxvi\nhis view on the Kabbalah xl\n\"Kisses of God\" 205\nKleuker xvi\nKnowledge, four kinds of, note 8, p. lviii\nor Science in the Sefiroth 160 note 8, p. lviii\nKruspedai, Rabbi note 1, p. 78\nL\nLang, Joachim xvi\nLetters, the 22, and numbers as the foundation of the Universe 133\ntheir division into 3 classes 134\nLiberty\naccording to Philo. 254\nLeon the Hebrew, see Abravanel, Judah Rife,\nLife\nas considered by Philo 256, 260\nas reviewed by the Kabbalah 195, 260\nLight,\naccording to Proclus 237\nand Sarkcess 304\ndirect 302\nreflected 202\nsupreme 203\nLilith note 32, p. 187; note 32, p. 292\nLogos, see \"Word\"\nLove\nas the link of the higher and lower degrees . 204\nas medium of union between soul and God 204\nkisses of 205\nplace of 205\nand the Schools of Luria and Cordovera XXI\nLuria, Isaac note 3, p. xxix, xlii, 156\nM\nMacrocosm and Microcosm 134\nMagus, Simon\nsee Simon the Magician\nMagi 283\nhis view on a secret doctrine 66\nhis view on the names of God 70\nhis works note 27, p. 71\nMan\nas understood by Philo 251\ncelestial--as prototype of Terrestrial 152, 190\nfall of 206\nheavenly, see Adam Kadmon\nhigher 153\nlower 153\nopinion of Zohar on 190\nthreefold nature of 192\nmoral nature of 199\nMarriage\nperfect 197\nas considered by Philo. 258, 260\nas considered by the Kabbalah. 261\nMasorah, definition of note 1, p. xxvii\nMassuet xvii\n\"Memra,\" see \"Word\"\nMerkabah\nwhen permitted to divulge 65\nMeshia note 9, p. 287\nMeshiana note 9, p. 287\nMetaphysics in the Kabbalah 69, 163, 201\nMetempsychosis 175\npurpose of 200\nnecessity for 209\nMirandola, Pico de la xv, xxviii, xxxi his method of study xxxii\nMirror\nluminous and non-luminous note 29, p. 203\nMishnah\nas secret doctrine 73\nwhen edited 72\nMohammedanism, sects in lv\nMolitor\ncriticism on his \"Philosophy of History\" xxx\nMoon, blessing of the 292\nMonths, names of 282\nMorality, foundation of according to Philo 256 f\nMoses hen Nachman,\nSee Nachmanides\nMoses de Leon as probable author of the Zohar note 17, p. xxxii, xliii\nas author of another Kabbalistic book 96\nnot the author of the Zohar 95, 108\n\"Mothers,\" three 134\nMotecallemim lvi\nMutazilas lvi\nMystery, book of 109, 145, 172\nMystery of Mysteries 146\nMysticism,\nArabic--and the Zohar 104\nMystics, how recognized liv\nMythology,\nsupplanted by Metaphysics 307\nN\nNachmanides, Moses ben Nachman (Ramban) xliii\nSefer Yetzirah 85\nNames\nas commentator to the ten mystical of St. Jerome 100\nNatura naturans 166\nNazarenes, sect of 276\nas used in the Sefer Yetzirah Note 3, p. 86\nNehardea, academy at 286\nNeo-Hassidim 303\nNon-Being 106\nNorth, the\nexcluded from the name of God note 11, p. 180\nNotarikon note 9, p. 143\nmeaning of . 178\nN\u2019shamah note 3, p. 80, 145, 192, 297\nprimitive 178\nNumbers and Ideas\ntheory of--in the Septuagint 264\nO\nOlam\nAtzilus 166\nBree-oh 185\nMurgosh 166\nMuskol 166\nYetzirah 185\nOnkelos\nTranslation of 73\nOphanim (Celestial Wheels) 90\nOrigen\nhis views similar to those found in the Zohar 142\nOrmuzd note 9, p. 287\nOsiander xvi\nOtiot de Rabba Akiba note a, p. 180, 275\nP\nPagan Philosophy and the Kabbalah 221\nPalestinian Teachers did not draw from Greek civilization 237\nParacelsus xxviii\nParadise note 12, p. 67\nPentateuch\nAramaic translation of 73\nPersians, influence of--upon the Jews xviii, 286\nPerson, Moral, see Roo-ah\nPhilo LVIII\nand the doctrine of\nclassification of his writings 240\ndistinct from the Kabbalists lviii, 252\nhis doctrines and the doctrine of the Kabbalah note 10, p. lviii, 240 f, 259\nhis view on man. 251\nPhysiognomies 182\nhis works xxxvii\n\"Place,\" the 99\nPlanets\nnames of the seven--in the Sefer Yetzirah note 4, p. 80\nPlato\nhis theory of Ideas compared with the theory of the Sefiroth 215\nhis philosophy and the 22 letters of the Sefer Yetzirah 133\nPlotinus 220\nand the Kabbalah 233, 240, 243, note 35, p. 281\n\"Point,\" the 157\nPrimitive 157\nIndivisible 177\nPompadita\nAcademy of 286\nPostel xxxvi\nhis translation of the Sefer Yetzirah xxxvii\nPredestination, moral 199\nPre-existence\n\"Pregnancy\" note 49, p. 251\nPrimitive air 157\nPrinciple\nanimal 193\nindividual 194\nvital 298\nPsychology of the Kabbalah\nits principle 176\nand that of the Parsees 298\nPythagoras\nTetractys of xxxiv\nin the writings of Philo 265\nQ\n\"Queen,\" the 172\nR\nRabad (\u05e8\u05d0\u05d1\u05f4\u05d3)\nsee Abraham ben Dior\nRabban, title,\ndefinition of note 38, p. 231\nRamban (\u05e8\u05de\u05d1\u05f4\u05df)\nsee Nachmanides\nRashi 229\nRecante, Menahem note 26, p. 155\nReflection 204\nReligions\nin their conception of revelation lv\nReligion or Revelation liii\nReminiscence\ndoctrine of 198\nResponsibility\npersonal--, according to Philo 254\nResurrection 287\nReuchlin\nhis method of study xxxii\nhis explanation of the different names of God note 16, p. xxxiii\nRevelation\nthree ways of conceiving liii\nReversibility\ndogma of 170\nRicci, Paul xxxviii\nRoe note 48, p. 299\nRosenroth, Baron Knorr von xli, 272\nRouan note 48, p. 299\nRu-ah (same as Roo-ah) note 17, p. 130\nS\nSaadia xlii, lviii, 82, 98, 239\nhis \"Belief and Opinions\" note 8, p. lviii\nSabbathai Zebi 303\nSaducees lvii\nSamael (Sama-ayl) note 11, p. 180; 187, 300\nSatan 187\nScribe note 32, p. 74\nSefer note 8, p. 127\nSefer ha-Bahir note 1, p. 78\nSefer Yetzirah\nauthenticity of the 78\nauthorship of the 83\ncomparison of the two editions 82\nits method of explaining the world and its phenomena 123\nits aspect of God 137\nPostel's translation of the xxxvii\nSefiroth\nand the doctrine of the Nazarenes 276\nactive and passive principles in the 159\nas an abstract enumeration 128\nas attributes of God 152\ncharacter of 129\nconsidered as a whole 154\ndefinition of . note 12, p. 128\ndiagramatic representation of the front page\ndivision of the 157, 170, 216, 279\n\"Father\" and \"Mother\" principle in the 159, 216\nevolution of the 149\ngenesis of the 148\nin the Old Testament 153\nin the Mishnah 153\nmale and female principles in the 159\nnumber of 128\nof construction 164\nreason for existence of the 154\n\"son\" principle in the 160\nSelf-completion\nmutual 206\nSeptuagint note 10, p 222\nas source in Philo's mysticism 263\ninaccuracies in the translation of the note 77, p. 261\nknown in the Talmud 263\nKabbalistic traditions in the 265\nanthropomorphism avoided in the 263\nSeraphim 131\nSexual differentiation 174\nS\u2019far note 8, p. 127\n\"Shalsheleth ha-Kabbalah,\"\nsee Tradition, chairs of\nShekinah 168\nShem-hamforesh, see\nTetragrammaton\nSimeon ben Yohai, see\nYohai, Simeon, ben\nthe Just 221\nSin, original 208\nSippur note 8, p. 127\n\"Son\" 216\nSons of God note 99, p. 206\nSoul\nas conceived by the Zohar 169, 189f\nelements of--according to Philo 252\nunion of--and spirit 197\nduring sleep note 29, p. 292\nseat of according to Philo 252\nsource of 193\nmale and female principle in the 196\nSouls\nthe three 280, 297, note 48, p. 299\nSpace, absolute--(Mokaum) 294\nSpinoza xxviii\nSpirit (Ru-ah) note 17, p. 130\nholy 275\nproper 192\nSpirits, evil 288\nSumah lv\nSunnis lv\nSwedenborg, Church of--and the Kabbalah xxv\nT\nTabernacles, the seven 187, 206\nTalmud 64\nevidence of a secret doctrine in the 72\nTannaim 64\nTemurah note 9, p. 143\nTennemann note 11, p. xxxi, xlix\nTetragrammaton,\naccording to Reuchlin xxxiv, 69\nTheosophy, and the Kabbalah xxiii\nSemitic xxiv\nrefutation of his theory 102\nThought\nas understood in the Kabbalah 162\n\"Three Mothers\" 134\nTiedemann xlix\nTime\naccording to Plato 243\naccording to Philo 243\nTohu Ubohu note 28, p. 186\n\"Tradition, Chain of\" note 29, p. 72\nTradition, Jewish and Zend Avesta 288\nTrinity\nDemiurgic 235\nin the Sefiroth as opposed to in relation to God, Nature\nthe Platonic trinity 216\nand Human Soul . 196\nPlatonic 234\nSupreme 192\nin the Sepher Yetzirah 134\n\"Triumph\" 165\nTsimtsum\nmeaning of 157\nU\nUnity\nabsolute--as basis of the Kabbalistic system, substituted for dualism 137\naccording to Philo 247\nUnknown of the Unknown 146\nV\nValentine 101\nVan Helmont xxviii\n\"Virtues\" 166\nVital, Chaim note 3. p. xxix\nW\nWachter, George xvi\nhis book \"Spinozaism in Judaism\" xliv\n\"White Head\" 217\nWill\nexpansion and contraction of 164\nin Ecclesiastes 268\nin the same class as Kabbalah note 39, p. 231\nthe 32 marvelous path of 81, 126\nOriental--and the Kabbalah 104\n\"Word,\" the 74\ntheory of the--in the Sefer Yetzirah 132, 137, 153, 267, 273, 274\naccording to Philo 245\nconception of--by Simon Magus 273\ndoctrine of--in Ecclesiastes 267\nKabbalistic--and the Honover of Zoroaster 294\nWorld\nIntelligible 166\nnatural 166\nof emanation\nof feeling 166\nview of the Kabbalists on the 177 f, 246\nWorlds\nthe four 105 and note 54; 166, 280\nY\nYohai\nSimeon, ben 64\nhis doctrine as basis of the Zohar 107\nnot the originator of the Kabbalistic science 114\nstory of his death 116\nnot the author of the Zohar 93\nZ\nZacuto, Solomon\nhis opinion on the authorship of the Zohar 88\nZend Avesta and Jewish tradition 283 f, 288\nZerah, Rabbi 65\nsect of 104, note 41, p. 296, 300\nsect of 294\nZion\nas the seat of Wisdom 268\nZippori, Rabbi Joseph of 73\nZohar 79\nanalysis of opinions on the authorship of the 89 f\nand the doctrine of Philo 246\nand the Sefer Yetzirah 138\nbasis of its doctrine 138\ncharacteristics of the 87\ngradual development 113\nits introduction into Europe 114\nlanguage of the 95\norigin of the 87 f\nZomah, ben 67\ninfluence of the religion of Zoroaster 282, 284\nupon the Jews . 284 f\nZoroastrism in the Old Testament 286\nand the Kabbalah xix","title":"The Kabbalah: Index","type":"page"}