Sacred geometry, symbolism, and numerical mysticism

Biblia Cabalistica

or, The cabalistic Bible, showing how the various numerical cabalas have been curiously applied to the Holy Scriptures, with numerous textual examples ranging from Genesis to the Apocalypse, and collected from books of the greatest rarity, for the most part not in the British Museum or any public library in Great Britain. With introduction, appendix of curios and bibliography.

by Walter Begley

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20th century
Language: English

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AND the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep.

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Sacred geometry, symbolism, and numerical mysticism
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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
or, The cabalistic Bible, showing how the various numerical cabalas have been curiously applied to the Holy Scriptures, with numerous textual examples ranging from Genesis to the Apocalypse, and collected from books of the greatest rarity, for the most part not in the British Museum or any public library in Great Britain. With introduction, appendix of curios and bibliography. Open Library record	1903	D. Nutt	English	—	Public	Open Library (opens in a new tab)