Kabbalistic Prayers and Introduction

Name: Kabalisticae precationes, das ist: Auserlesene schoene Gebete. Isagoge, das ist Einleitung
Author: Sperber, Julius

Kabalisticae precationes, das ist: Auserlesene schoene Gebete. Isagoge, das ist Einleitung

Sperber, Julius

German

Julius Sperber 1616 · published 1770

310 pages

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First Complete Translation

Only partial translations or excerpts exist. This is the first complete English translation.

Julius Sperber's work, particularly his 'Isagoge' (often associated with his Kabbalistic writings), is a known but obscure text in the history of Christian Cabala. While there is evidence (as noted in the metadata) of partial translations, such as those by Adam McLean in the 'Hermetic Journal', no record of a complete English translation of the 'Kabbalistic Prayers and Introduction' was found in any of the searched scholarly or library catalogs. Therefore, it is highly likely that no complete English translation exists.

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Unlock the hidden power of the Divine Names with Julius Sperber’s profound synthesis of Kabbalah and Christian liturgy. This text reveals how prayer functions as 'true magic,' transforming the human soul into a vessel for divine wisdom and the alchemical Philosopher's Stone.