Gershom Scholem's ten unhistorical aphorisms on Kabbalah

Biale, David, 1949-
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Title Gershom Scholem's ten unhistorical aphorisms on Kabbalah : text and commentary.
Creation Date 1987
Notes Printed also in: Gershom Scholem / edited and with an introduction by Harold Bloom. New York 1987, pp. 99-124.
Host Item Modern Judaism, Vol. 5 (1985), p. 67-93.
Modern Judaism no:5
Language German
Call Number 295 Sch
National Library system number 990002910460205171

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