The Battle Against the Kabbalah
Cabalomachia hoc est artis cabalisticae oppugnatio. Diatriba exegetica, didascalica, catacritica duobus distincta capitibus, in quorum uno agitur de Cabala Hebraica, de Pythagorica in altero
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Extensive searches across multiple scholarly and library catalogs (including local catalogs, Open Library, Internet Archive, and OpenAlex) yielded no results for an English translation of Francesco Berlendi's 'Cabalomachia' (1718). Given the specialized nature of this 18th-century Latin theological critique, it is highly probable that no English translation exists.
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About This Book
Step into the intellectual battlefield of 1718 Venice, where Francesco Berlendi launches a ferocious theological assault on the 'insane desire' for occult knowledge. This text deconstructs the Kabbalah not as a divine secret, but as a dangerous tapestry of human invention, Babylonian corruption, and demonic pacts.
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