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BIBLIA

CA

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ALISTICA

REV.

WALTER BEGLE^


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BIBLIA CABALISTICA OR

THE CABALISTIC

BIBLE


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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 MUSEUM OR ANY PUBLIC LIBRARY IN GREAT BRITAIN BRITISH

WITH INTRODUCTION, APPENDIX OF CURIOS AND BIBLIOGRAPHY

BY THK

REV.

WALTER BEGLEY EDITOR OF

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PREFACE is

need for an extended preface to

little

THERE

the title-page shows very plainly

of the are a

contents.

of

readers

People with such are

they

books not

that

are

for

who

curious, in

regretted

on

library

the

course their

out

of

of literary

curiosities,

increase

nowadays.

the

for the

should

of their

pages

following

be

the

books

which,"

without,"

common

reading.

requirements.

"

And

run,

This 1

as

can

for

and

book only

succeed in attracting the attention and satisfying

whose ranks

my

believe,

s

the

here, that

collectors

paradoxical,

meet

well

curiosity of a few,

bibliophiles

I

are,

no gentleman

will also

it

and

lovers

book, for

purport and the nature

its

do not so much care

tastes

met with

therefore

hope that the

"

told,

before

should

would simply say

intended

chiefly

class

I

this

enlistment.

at

I

least,

of that somewhat eccentric band of

joined

some years ago, and

have

never



CONTENTS

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INTRODUCTION

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VETUS TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM

APOCRYPHA

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NOVUM TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM CABALISTIC APPENDIX AND LUTHERAN

CURIOS,

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

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INTRODUCTION



INTRODUCTION AM

rather afraid that the

title

will

scarcely give a correct

idea

of the contents of this book, for there is an old cabala and a new cabala, and these two are different. The first is very mainly Hebrew, and occasionally Greek the second is almost entirely Latin, and of much later invention, not being heard of till about A .D. 1530. The old cabala per gematriam, as it was technically spoken of, is well known to Biblical scholars The new cabala everywhere. is scarcely mentioned in any books of reference, and the works con taining specimens of it are rare in the highest degree this latter fact accounting for the general want of knowledge on the subject. What I mean by saying that the title may convey a wrong idea is that ninetynine persons out of a hundred would think of the old Hebrew and Greek cabala and the Jewish fancies therein displayed, whereas our Cabalistlca has to do with the of Christian record mainly Bibha^ fancy on Christian themes while here the Latin is the one tongue chiefly used. It matches my Biblia Anagrammatica, and runs on exactly parallel lines with it, being a collection of Bible texts treated in this case

I

;

;

^

;

as

they are in that case anagrammatically, and therefore choose any other title. this

cabalistically,

I

However, I have not failed to notice in an appendix book some of the strongest and most

older cabala, so

I

hope that readers who

could hardly

end of of the interesting examples this will not be only expected at the

altogether disappointed.

the

Moreover, some general remarks on this more ancient part of are needed now, to as an introduction to begin with,

subject

the whole.


BIBLIA CABALISTIC A

4

AND

MYSTICAL

CABALISTIC NUMBERS

SCRIPTURES OF

IN

THE

ANCIENT

THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT.

and This curious branch of theological science has been investigated two and quite recently discussed by many writers, ancient and modern, have gone deeply into H. Mr. Weldon, and Dr. J. writers, Bullinger not before noticed. the matter and added many curious coincidences of equal value, and means no The instances given by them are by deductions from cabalistic But their some are not very convincing. and 153, are so the numbers of the Bible, notably 8, 13,

some of

best of them in my remarkable and novel that I have included the To readers not numbers in the appendix. survey of the cabalistic in connection taken conversant with gematria they will be a surprise, and, show that to sufficient be with other instances adduced, will, I think, random mere than fancy in there may very possibly be something more used are Writ by the the way many special numbers and names of Holy than inferences from I claim no more my writers.

original

Personally,

much

farther.

professed students go is the unobjectionable following statement Anyhow, in Holy Scripture deserves more study numbers of symbolical meaning This is a remark and attention than it has received in recent times." who of Dr. Christopher Wordsworth, a learned and judicious scholar, made was It man. was the very reverse in every way of an extreme made such some years ago, and since then the science of theology has that nowadays one well as in other directions, rapid progress, in this as deserves Bible the can venture boldly to say that even the cabala of has been dismissed almost It than it has received.

this,

although

many

:

more

study

and most unproductive of literary follies. in agreement All educated men of evenly balanced minds were virtually be any magic power or in their view that there was not and could not and all in gematria or the counting of a name or text, significance interest in such puerile fancies were either stupidly people who took in their conceptions of what true or

universally as the

superstitious

knowledge was.

As

vainest

grossly

ignorant

other so often happens in the matter of literary judgments, and both right as well, these cultivated and judicious men were

judgments


INTRODUCTION

5

and wrong. They were right according to the lights and knowledge of their age, and their judgment was sane according to the evidence before But there was a great deal of evidence not before them, which them. has since come to light and made their opinion, which was once relatively right, become now relatively wrong. In days gone by, no one thought of looking upon a Primitive Christian in the light of an initiate with mysterious knowledge carefully To all Churchmen, High or Low, Primitive conveyed and concealed.

became wise unto salvation by about the same or some what similar means as Primitive Methodists become converted men This was the current idea true enough in a certain sense, nowadays. of course, but withal very misleading, for how much of importance was "

Christians

"

unknown

overlooked or

!

The

various complicated ways in which the earliest Christianity was into connection with the Greek, Mithraic, and other mysteries, brought is almost a study of the last half-century, and has a by no means unimportant connection with mystic names and numbers. And the same be said of the Essenes, the Neo-Pythagoreans, and all the

may many embryonic forms of

in Gnosticism, which were, like microbes, the air," naturally infecting more or less every religious growth within their sphere of influence, according as the nidus was suitable or not. The disputants of past generations were unaware of most of these things. And yet the Primitive Christian was an initiate plainly enough, and But the Christian had a disciplina arcani even as other initiates. there was with them other over this had mysteries mysteries advantage "

:

"

the open door earth.

That

and on for behold, the door was opened in heaven to say, Christianity was an initiation of a more universal "

;

is

mysteries or any of the various other mystic rites which multiplied to an unusual extent just In Christ Jesus there was no bar before and after the Christian era. Whosoever will, let of birth, nationality, or even of moral conduct. him come ; Where there is neither Greek nor Jew, circumcision nor character than was allowed in the Eleusinian

"

"

"

Sinners, slaves, uncircumcision, Barbarian, Scythian, bond nor free." and outcasts were invited to come freely. Women, too, debarred from the great mysteries of Paganism, were accepted here on equal terms. In Christ Jesus there was neither male nor female.


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

6

I

believe that

widow

this

acceptance of the woman virgin, wife, and to the rites and ceremonies and religious

on almost equal terms

religion, had more to do with the rapid progress of The triumph early Christianity than is generally supposed. is not reason great sufficiently dwelt upon by the critics and historians of the Rise and Progress of our Faith. Women comprise half, or more than half, of the human race, and their susceptibilities to a religion of faith and hope are much stronger and more persistent than those of the sterner sex. Even allowing that with women these feelings are less sceptical and critical than with men, we must not forget that religions rise and advance not by the dry critical faculty so much as by the Besides, would not imaginative enthusiasm of the anima naturaliter pia. a religion of love and peace appeal more to the impulsive woman than

privileges of the

and

new

final

to the fierce warrior or the subtle logician ? Many of the early Christians had, no doubt, been initiates, and when converted to the new method of salvation that Soteria so many were seeking in those days of religious revival they would readily understand the mystic or cryptic allusions in the writings of the New Testament, especially when written by converted initiates, as the writers of the Epistle to the Colossians and the Apocalypse most probably were. The mystic numbers of Daniel and the Apocalypse would be no new ground to initiates and deep religious inquirers. The philosophy of the ancients was greatly geometrical. It is a reported dictum of Plato that God Himself and it was the mark of the wise to under yea^erpet, stand hierophantic and other mysteries, and to deliver them in turn It was esoteric (IlapaSocris). knowledge not meant for those that were without, and therefore there was a certain concealment to preserve such matters from profane eyes ; but it was the duty and privilege of the "wise" within the fold, of those who had to "count "understanding," the number and possess the secret. Besides the cryptic signs known by tradition to the initiates, there was cryptic astrology as well. Many of the mystic numbers in the Bible are connected with the "

astronomy, motions of the heavenly bodies, the yearly motion of the sun (as was then thought) through the constellations, etc.

The

it

signs in the Apocalypse are manifestly taken from the heavenly and indeed we learn from the first chapter of Genesis that one bodies,


INTRODUCTION

7

of the purposes for which these heavenly luminaries were created was and this purpose was put first in the sacred text. to be for signs," Therefore we should not be too ready to say, as many do, that these remarkable cabalistic coincidences were not originally intended by the "

but have been extracted from the text by the ingenious fancy and device of men who found what they looked for. We may admit that ingenious manipulation of words and numbers but has sometimes brought out what was never intended, nay, often too and too too clear, startling there is an honest residuum, precise, of the to be anything but positively indicative of the cryptic cabalism of the books sacred the of the Biblical writers. composers Many of Revelators. the and of the especially Gospels, Bible, the compilers, too, such as Daniel and John, would feel bound by the nature of their themes To take one simple instance to be cryptic and cabalistic and esoteric. and the u And the third a marriage in Cana of Galilee day there was is this that is throughout mother of Jesus was there." My strong opinion more in a cryptic statement of an esoteric character, that there is much I have words the that and by it than appears to the ordinary reader, to intended writer the as narrative in the well, italicised, and farther on was which truth or some theological wise spiritual convey to the And the account of a provincial wedding feast. from different widely of herd to the with hold will I think the same remark regard writers,

:

;

"

"

good

the swine that ran violently down a steep place into the sea (the deep, choked. abyss ?) and were we do not know what the cryptic teaching of such because It is just make the narratives is, that they seem so strange to us in the Bible, and faith of many grow cold. broke off the engage It was ignorance of these things that nearly of Trinity, and his Master Dr. famous ment between the Bentley, first met at Bishop he whom affianced lady, Miss Joanna Bernard, we fact latter which from might infer that she was Stillingfleet s house, severely orthodox. her It seems she was much alarmed one day by some expressions of the measurements the to image golden learned lover used with regard which Nebuchadnezzar the king had set up. They seemed to her to Whiston has told cast a doubt on the authority of the Book of Daniel.


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

8

us what Bentley

out of

alarming assertion was.

s

sixty cubits high,

and

six

cubits broad.

The image

"

Now,"

is

described as

said Bentley,

this

is

have been ten cubits broad at least." proportion ought we are made the This, told, good lady weep." It has been supposed that this lovers difference was amicably arranged on the basis suggested that the by Whiston sixty cubits included the pedestal. Anyhow, they all

it

;

to

"

happy wedded life together for forty years, and considering the Master of Trinity s determined temper and almost lifelong worries, we may well agree with Professor Jebb (Bentley, p. 98) when he says, Perhaps, if all were known, few women ever went through more in trying, like Mrs. Thrale, to be civil for two." But what a regrettable incident if forty happy years of married life had really thus been sacrificed, through both parties being ignorant of the mystical and cabalistic meaning of the number 6 It was the ordinary method in all mysteries for the hierophants or mystagogues to convey hidden truths by means of a more or less obvious fiction. They would thus use a myth, or parable, or significant number, lived a

14

!

to conceal the inner "

recently, surface is

meaning, and, as an anonymous writer has said very to pass that the crude and -childish lie on the ignorantly believed for the whole truth, instead of being

It

as

has

the

come

mere

clue to its inner All theology is meaning. way, and her twofold utterances must be read with a double mind. Thus, when we read in the Scriptures of the Church, or in the saintly legends, a fiction showing more than ordinary exuberance of fancy, we may be sure that our attention is being specially arrested. When miraculous events are related of the gods, or when they are depicted in marvellous shapes, the author gives us to understand that When singular and unearthly something uncommon is being conveyed. beasts are described such as Behemoth and Leviathan, the unicorn or the phoenix, it is intended that we should search deeply into their meaning for such are some of the artifices by which the ancients at once concealed and explained their hidden mysteries.

recognised

composed

in this

:

"*

As

that

far as the Old Testament is concerned, it has been supposed some astronomical science of the Hebrews is mystically concealed *

The Canon (Lond.

1897), p.

10.


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9

under the figures of Noah s Ark, the Tabernacle, the Temple of In the New Testament it Solomon, and the Holy Oblation of Ezekiel. the mystical city of the to these added Christians the that is thought last two in the described New Jerusalem chapters of the Revelation. are in some way astronomical, s numbers Daniel that clear It seems of the Apocalypse dealing numbers of the with holds same and the many a part while of the consummation with the gematria was evidently age, as Testament New the in appears days, of the esoteric teaching early from the number of the Beast, and from what we read in the Epistle of Barnabas (chap, ix.) concerning the number of Abraham s servants, Abraham circumcised 318 "For which was 318 scripture says that known the was what But house. men of his mystery that was made numerical the For the next and first the Mark 300. unto him ? 18, And these denote IH(^OTS). And letters of 10 and 18 are IH. he because the Cross was that by which we were to find grace, therefore Wherefore his of is T which of note the cross). adds (the figure :

300 by two letters he ;

and by the third his cross. He knows No one his doctrine within us. the this who has put engrafted gift of I know that but than me from word this, ye has learned a more genuine signified Jesus,

worthy of This is ingenious, but the later rabbis have, in a midrash, I think For they, finding that the name of Eliezer, Abraham s surpassed it. from this that Eliezer himself steward, was by gematria 318, inferred s Abraham of men household, and that armed stood for the 318 Eliezer alone, who Bible with the in mentioned Abraham got the victory at home. them of rest the left he that and of was equal to all them,

are

it."

Prudentius refers to this number of early Christian poet be his in s servants Psychomachia, and adds that we, too, may if we conflicts our in successful and comprehend only rich in servants, the mystica figura of the number 318. The passage has been rather a crux with commentators, who in three their expositions have found, as did Mr. Gladstone so often, them to courses open i. With Rupertus, Pererius, and Antonius Nebrissensis, they might conclude that the Council of Nicaea and its 318 bishops there assembled

The Abraham

:

was the reference intended, and that the Nicene Creed was the mystica


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

io

figura which should so greatly avail us ; being that whereby the great opponent Arius was routed by the 3 1 8 bishops, and whereby we should prevail also if we held it fast to the end. 2. The explanation of Barnabas as recorded above. was the 3. The explanation that VnICa CrVCIs

flgVra mystic meant by Prudentius, which, according to the value of its Latin numerals was exactly 318 viz., three C s, three V s, and three Fs. I think No. 2 seems the most The date of Prudentius is likely.

figure

much

too early for any chronogrammatic device such as No. 3, which therefore out of court. As for the apocalyptical number 666, the amount of time and discussion that has been wasted on it is is

amazing.

David Thorn, a Liverpool minister, composed a large octavo of more than four hundred pages on this number, and discusses many of the solutions very learnedly. Strange to say, he dismissed the most likely number of the numerous list without a remark. We shall see in the appendix how ingeniously our concealed Lutheran cabalist stamped it indelibly on one of the Popes Leo X. The Popes have always had this bestial mark given them by Protestants, if it could possibly be fixed upon them in one way or another. But now, surely, we know how wrong and foolish all this defaming and branding of ecclesiastical What had the Apocalypse dignities is. to do with the The Apocalypse spoke Popes ? The idea seems absurd. to the initiates who had Its concern was understanding." mainly with current political events and the wondrous soon to things happen on the earth. Consequently we must not look for the solution of 666 in an ecclesiastical direction. The Popes and the Apocalypse are very far Caesar and his apart. Babylon," and the privileges of Roman citizen ship (possibly the mark of the Beast in the hand), were the burning questions of that book and age. There seems a great that was a socialistic "

"

probability

Christianity one, and herein is the explanation of the persecution of the Christians by the Caesars, good and bad alike, Marcus Aurelius as well as Nero. The wily politicians in high places saw the democratic and socialistic danger ; and the peaceloving, brotherly community of watchful, expectant Christians saw their

movement

real

as well

as a

and greatest enemy.

religious

and

moral


INTRODUCTION

1 1

was Rome, the second Babylon, the mother of wealth, idolatry, tyranny, and all the abominations of the earth. If the peaceable kingdom of Christ was to be set up, then the cry must first resound through the The Sibylline books, both Jewish and earth, Babylon is fallen." Doubtless there were many com Christian, point in this direction. munistic socialists and initiates among the readers of the Seer of Patmos. To them Christ was Lord, not Caesar, and that was the ultimate test Such as that brought so many of them to the lions and the flames. they would not be very long in guessing or counting out by gematria that Beast which has puzzled so many generations since. But my Elblia Cabalistica only touches upon the mystic numbers It

"

is to of the Bible incidentally. Its primary object, as already hinted, the Bible the a of texts from and to curious collection reader present been which have treated authors, cabalistically by ingenious Apocrypha, and which are for the most part unknown even to bookworms of It runs strictly parallel in its method to my considerable research. Biblia Anagrammatica, and both deal only with Bible texts throughout, the one great exception being the early Lutheran exposition of 2300, 1290, 1335, and 666, which are numbers rather than texts, and this has been added on account of its rarity and singular ingenuity, and thrown into an appendix with some other singularities connected with the numerical cabala of the Bible. Now, when did this science or pseudo-science first make its ap How old is this gematria^ this exposition of words by their pearance ? numerical value, in which the Talmudic Jews, and other people before them and after them, so much delighted ? I do not suppose any precise date can be given at this distance of time, and when the records of Eastern nations which might throw light on the subject are lost, or rather not yet available. For who, after our Babylonian and Egyptian we can to dare finds, may not yet find further accounts of the rise say and influence of this branch of esoteric philosophy ? However, in any case, I believe the cabala was used much earlier must go behind the Jews farther back than most people think. into the ages to people more civilised than they were, if we wish to meet What the Eastern with the prima stamina of these curious devices. wisdom dealt largely with numbers nations understood by the term

We

t

"


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

12

Without going too far back into the dim past as the time when Moses was learned in all the wisdom of the Egyptians," we may safely say that the Jews, during their captivity in would learn the "wisdom Babylon, of the Chaldeans, and this was most numerical and distinctly astrological, connected with recurring cycles of stellar motion and times and seasons marked out by the stars and the sun s passage through them. And later on, when through the liberal treatment of the Greek Ptolemies they "

"

lived in free intercourse with the philosophers of all schools at Alexandria, the Pythagorean doctrine that number is the active principle and root of the visible world would doubtless be to their notice.

brought

of

as a matter

Indeed,

we

find that very idea was current among them in some of those Biblical writings we call the which Apocrypha, really hailed not from Jerusalem, but from the Alexandrian school. Judaic good instance is Wisdom xi. 20, where we read But Thou hast ordered all fact,

A

"

:

things in measure, and number, and weight." The numerical cabala of the old kind was at favour and influence during the period

its

greatest height of

beginning a century before the three centuries after that event

introduction of Christianity and ending B.C. 100 A.D. 300, which period would include the later Persian, Chaldean, and Alexandrian precursors of the Gnostics, and the Gnostics themselves, who were, some of them, great cabalists, and more addicted to the art than the contemporary Jew or the Christian mystic who remained orthodox. i.e.,

However,

the

authorities, whether Imperial or Pontifical, never curious art with favourable To the Emperors eyes. it seemed allied to the art of the mathematici," a class of men they hated and feared, although they consulted them. To the ecclesiastical

looked upon

this

"

savoured of heresy, Gnosticism, and Judaism. So it out of favour, but it remained with the Talmudic gradually Jew who wisdom," and it burst forth with a new sought after light when the Zohar was found, or rather concocted, in the thirteenth century. The mediaeval Jews, too, we are told on good authority, continued to practise with great glee these old devices of their forefathers. Another class of Jewish (mediaeval) pastimes was of a more intellectual nature. Arithmetical tricks known as gematria were old favourites instances of them are not unknown in the Old Testament perhaps authorities^

it

fell

"

;


INTRODUCTION At

13

were

very events, they Zeitschrifa 1896, p. 122). recreation of great the formed and Middle the in much fancied Ages, The Talmud, for instance, humorously says that rabbinical scholars.

(cf

Stade

s

all

good Jew must drink wine at Purim until he can no longer distinguish The point between Blessed be Mordecai and Cursed be Haman. the of of the remark was derived from the numerical identity = 502)." words forming the two phrases (each

a

have J the beginning of the eighteenth century, of a honour in found an instance of a Jew using the Biblical cabala three first the As this broad-minded Jew made use of Christian prince. in its place in the present book Psalm verses of xxi., the attempt appears Simon Woll and the pamphlet figures in the bibliography (s.v. 1701, But in these later times of the sixteenth and seventeenth Brandes) the converted Christian ex-rabbis who made the greatest

And

centuries,

later on, at

it

was

their in every case with a view to convert public use of the cabala, who are told of a cabalist (presumably a Christian) brethren out of the dimensions of obtained the name of Jesus (Jod, Schin, Vau) And the Jewish rabbi, the Ark, and again out of Solomon s Temple. Carret (he became _a Ludovicus called afterwards Theodorus Genuensis, to Christianity by the wonderful cabalistic physician), was converted could be drawn from the tnhteral name JbV mysteries he had noticed the three-headed letter (Scnm) always declared that (in Hebrew). W. Schickard, in in the middle referred to the mystery of the Trinity. is my his work, Bechinath Happeruschin, Tubingen, 1624, pp. 65-102

We

He

authority, Fisionibus

and Dei.

refers

This which

to I I

a

work by Rabbi Theodorus,

entitled

a

DC

book by

have not met with, but there have seen, entitled Vernunfftigen Creaturen of a wonderful 1632, where the measurements is

Faulhaber, Weissarunren, Augsburg, famous prophetical numbers stag are taken, with the result that the hoofs and 666 1260, 1335, and 2300 all come out from the horns, fish a wonderful back of the portentous animal. And again, he takes from and on it, found on the coast of Denmark with strange characters the Apocalyptic more once out he these of a cunning manipulation brings marked These marvels have always been received with numbers.

J

* Israel Abrahams, the Middle Ages (London, 1896-8), p. 381. Jewish Life in


H

BIBLIA CABALlSTlCA

attention by the uneducated vulgar, which I suppose accounts for their recurrence. must remember, too, that neither the Jews nor Greeks in ancient times used special and distinct numerals as we do ; for with them the letters of the alphabet were their numerals, and therefore the number of a word was much more open to observation and calculation than

We

with

us.

The

great their

:lmchmg

known

many of the Talmudic rabbis had for arguments by means of the numerical cabala is well that

liking

to Oriental students.

Rav Yehudah,

For instance

:

_

the

brother of Rav Salla the Holy, said has no permission to accuse any one on the Day of Atonement low do we know this ? Ramma bar Chamma Satan by ematna equals 364, therefore on that number ofreplied days only has he permission to accuse ; but on the Day of Atonement (i.e., the ?6cth day) he cannot accuse." (Yoma, fol. 20.) (2) There are 903 sorts of death in the world, for the expression occurs (Psalm Ixviii. The numerical value of 20), "Issues of death." is The hardest of all deaths is 903. by quinsy, and the the Divine kiss-of which by (1)

itan

"

"

:

Moses, Aaron, and Miriam died.

(Berachoth,

fol.

8.)

was said by one of old Blessed is he who submits to time, and is reproach silent, for a hundred evils Now depart from him Hebrew letters equals 100, which explains the particular form (3)

It

"

"

of the aphorism.*

This knowledge of the cabala has always been

i

in high estimation bookish Jew, almost until theJast or two, and I have century there are learned cabalists among the conservative Talmudists oland and Galicia even now.

The

cabala

had

two

The former

distinct

dealt with

branches -the practical and magic, with invocation of

the

spirits

and good, by names and charms, and such-like folly of the superimagination. It was naturally most in favour with the lower-class Jew and the uneducated vulgar, and this part of the cabala does not enter itious

The

latter,

or theoretical cabala, was

<*"

fOUnd

in

the study of

Talkie Miscellany.


INTRODUCTION and

rabbis

i$

and both branches attracted some notice and much

literati,

odium during the period of the Early Renaissance, when alien and heretical literature were, for the first time, beginning to be freely examined by daring spirits, in spite of the ban of the ecclesiastical power.

That Admirable Crichton of his age, the famous Johannes Picus, Comes de Mirandola, went into these matters at considerable length in some of his treatises, and incurred, in consequence, much abuse from his adversaries in monkish and obscurantist coteries. They displayed their a conver in a rather amusing manner sometimes profound ignorance learned our is thus of these dunderheads sation between two reported by ? talk that What is this cabala Count about, nowadays says they one to his fellow. Oh, don t you know?" says the other. "This he cabala is a certain diabolically perfidious man, and that is his name called are his followers so and has written many things against Christ, ;

"

"

:

"

;

Catalist*"*

Another authority,t some years this self-same question, "

that

She

is

an

enchantments."

"

What

later,

gives us another answer to ? And here we are told "

is

this cabala

thoroughly practised in poisonings and In this case it was clearly the practical cabala that the old

witch

respondent was thinking of. But all this would be vile and ignorant to the good Talmudic Jew. His precious cabala was part of His account was a very different one. Mount Sinai, during the night on the oral law of God given to Moses no stars when there was no light and J (on account of the cloud, I to be done otherwise. much suppose), and therefore nothing Latin As for the origin of the modern cabala, we are able to fix it into use first in Germany come to have much more definitely. It appears about the time of the Reformation (1530-50), and afterwards it took of Piacenza, in the year a start in chiefly in the neighbourhood Italy,

*

Cum

Quid Cabala esset ? respondit fuisse perfidum diabolicum qui dicebatur CABALA, et hunc multa contra Christum scripsisse unde sequaces ejus dictos esse Cabalistas. Picus in Apolog., 116. t Thorn. Garzoni, // Teatro (1549-89). Cf. Z. % In monte Sinai noctu, cum lux deficeret ob candelarum absentiam. quidam

quendam hominum

interrogaretur

:

et

Celspirius, de Anagr., Libri

duo

(Ratisb. 1713), P- 46.

:


1

BIBLIA CABALISTICA

6

These two origins were quite independent the indeed, systems of counting were not the same. In Germany they began with triangular numbers 1621.

of each other, and, that

is,

the letters

were numbered according to arithmetical progression, i, 3, 6, 10, 15, etc., which when represented by dots are all triangles increasing regularly in

size,

e.g.

etc.

How

it came about that this particular kind of gematria was chosen Our first worthy cabalist, who is It happened thus rather singular. treatment of the Apocalyptic numbers of remarkable the for responsible

is

:

St. John at the end of the present book, was an ardent was possessed by the fixed idea that the Beast with the and Lutheran, seven heads \vas one of the Popes, and, for preference, Leo X. Whoever it might be, this much was clear his number must be 666. So he began = 2, c 3, etc., but could to reckon by the simplest cabala, a i, b

Daniel and

He therefore increased his alphabet value by get nothing appropriate. letter equal to the sum of all its preceding letters, and each making found, to his surprise and delight, that many remarkable results came out at once. still remember well," he says in his cabalistical book, "how final anathema of the this horribly Pope s Bulls sounded in my ears "I

:

noverit se incur surum

Dei omnipotent is, etc.^ contrary to the tenor of this Bull shall know the What blasphemy, thought I, that a dying wrath falling upon him). miserable man (ellender} should dare to assert that his wrath was the wrath of Almighty God. Here, said I, is one of the heads of the Beast

qui contrafecerit, indignationem

(Whoever

shall act

721

surely. cabala,

And

I

wrote

down Leo Decimus and

721

Indignatio Dei

and they agree and are wonderfully equal,

proceeded

in

all

my

and so

my

by I

have

reckonings."

The held

some

its

cabala trigonalis thus singularly brought into vogue in Germany ground there almost to the exclusion of the simpler cabala for

time, and several at Breslau

and elsewhere afterwards followed

in


INTRODUCTION but very far indeed from

his steps,

his

17

height of excellence.

The

early

arithmeticians, especially Boethius, had a great deal more to say about than we have, and it was probably triangular and polygonal numbers from these sources that our cabalist obtained his singular notation.

we hear nothing of any Latin cabala till nearly a century and then, in 1621, a circle of literary ecclesiastics started the later, fashion on the occasion of the left arm of Blessed Conrad, a famous hermit in his time, being brought from Netina to Piacenza. A full account is given in the book Anathemata B. Conrado (Placentia, first Latin cabala that was made viz., 1621), and we are even told of the In Italy

3

13 12 16

i

4 19 17

4

9

5

3

19 17

3

i

5

10 9

CONRADVS-I DECVS CAELI of the book is signed by Hieronymus Spadius, of Johannes Baptista Spadius, who was a famous writer of anagrams and centones, and an early Latin cabalist as well, as some of his Biblical attempts recorded later on in be seen

The

dedication

probably a

relative

may

by

book.

this

Italian cabalists always preferred either the simple cabala

The

6

8

10

n

12

16 17

18

20

:

22

21

ABCDEFGHILMNOPQRSTUXYZ i

2

or what i

4

?

2

is

5

7

9

called the ordinary cabala

4

6

8

9

10 20

30

13

14

15

:

40 50 60 70 80 90 100 200 300 400

ABCDEFGHIKLMNOPQRST 3

I

find

numbers

;

5

7

19

5

U X Y Z

no instance of their use of the triangular or polygonal that was left to the Germans, and was called by them

cabala paragrammatica.

branch of the subject, Johann Henning wrote an several 1683, entitled Cabbalologia, and gives interesting work others in triangular, square, penta and himself examples composed by and decagonal numbers. gonal, heptagonal, octagonal, enneagonal,

Concerning

this in

There are no examples founded on Biblical texts, and therefore no But as examples extracts appear in the body of the present collection. of this most difficult kind of cabala, I will give one example from the square numbers and one from the pentagonal. 2


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

!8 1.

An

epitaph for

:

Petrus Vehr^ Berolinensis Marchicus.

D

PER CAB. Gaude

The

tandem itur per labor es ad honor es.

sic

!

cabala used being 4

i

484

16

9

Written when

Frederick Christian

a

all

squares up

friend

of

to

*

5 29

576

Johann Henning

lost

his

son,

:

PER CAB.

43 5 8

Q

Pace Dei vere tutus.

A

1

X Y Z

Fridrich Christianus.

i

553

:

A B C D 2.

5531

12

22

B C

D

5

4358 7

all

pentagonal

to

J

5

7 82

85 2

X Y Z

Besides Henning, there was no German paragrammatist till about when Johann Friederich Riederer, of Augsburg, thirty years later, of what he had done in this branch^ His list published a rough numbers, and in the cabalistica were all in

paragrammata

vernacular mainly. They were the German courts and upper as court gazettes publications of 1050 specimens of subjects

illustrate cabalistically, * I

would

call

concerning the son

anagrams are

triangular fashionable compositions connected with

and originally appeared in such and similar journals. His list gave the his art and the Bible texts he chose to classes,

but the complete cabalas are not given.

As

a rule,

attention to the excellence of this and the following example Two of the best and most widely-known literal in pace.

who was

:

Florence Nightingale Horatio Nelson ""

= Flit on, cheering angel. = Honor est a Nilo.

But the difficulty of composing a literal anagram is very much less than is the case Since the result with cabala, especially with quadrangular and pentagonal ones. above is equally as neat and appropriate as the best anagrams can give, we may esteem the above cabala to be very remarkable ones.


INTRODUCTION

19

should say they were not published, but sent privately to friends and interested. some few found their way into the gazettes However, patrons as above mentioned, and I have collected these from several out-of-theway sources. Their chief art consists in the happy selection of a Biblical I

passage to illustrate the subject chosen, and the ingenuity displayed in with as little alteration of the making the cabalistic a count up correctly

text as possible.

His magnum opus, which, as he tells us, cost him the labour of three whole days, was the paragrammata he constructed from Gen. xxxix. 2-33. He took the German pretty well as it came verse by verse, and absolutely made fourteen successive cabalistica out of it, each counting up 11,500, which was the number of a short account of Joseph which he took for his programma. Riederer s preface is interesting for its simple-minded rambling account of his hobby, and how he defended it. He tells us that in 1714 he wished to send a little literary congratulation to a well-known professor at Altdorf, and at that time had not so much as heard what However, while turning over the leaves of that paragramma was.

a

collection of literary trifles, Das A.E.C. cum not is variorum, he came across a wedding congratulation to a certain Matthew 1703-8, Walther and his bride, wherein their names were cleverly paragrammatised from the first two verses of Psalm xx. The Lord hear thee in the of of Name the of trouble the God Jacob defend thee ; send day thee help from the sanctuary, and strengthen thee out of Zion." This he thought most apropos. he his remembered own Possibly day of to be the and he at altar how and the trouble," strengthened longed

amusing

<c

:

;

"

"

"

and through the honeymoon. Anyhow, it set him to and in a few hours he produced an attempt which he considered very satisfactory. By practice he soon became a quicker he tells us, he made ten, twelve, or even and so sometimes, workman,

wedding work on

fifteen

festivals

his Bible,

cabalistic a in

The

critics

man

in

ordinary time, but he felt following reasons "

i.

If a

a day.

work, and even the of he could afford to despise their scorn, and he gives the

and learned heads laughed at the street looked down upon

his it

as a puerile waste

:

man

has a private hobby of his

own which

does no harm


BIBL1A CABALISTICA

2o

for to any one, and pleasantly occupies his own time, why need he care ? the sneers of the unsympathetic "2. Besides this, the great majority of these carping critics could not do the thing half so well or so easily as he could, for his commercial

So he education and practice had made him unusually quick at figures. the and Fox the of fable old the They call retorts upon them Grapes them. unto reach cannot because sour the grapes green and they But is this so, really ? Let it is a waste of time. 3. They say themselves what they will, ask and some of my fellow-citizens despisers when the without to answer equivocation in that day perforce, have to use ? talent thou hast How put thy searching question is put, time much I have Lord in that Will not many have to say spent day, it were as been I have excess often and in drinking and carousing, by Lord I have spent whole nights over cards and a fool and a madman. Lord I have wasted my time in lewd company, talking and gambling. until the break of day. smoking, and even worse than that, often "

!

!

!

whatever else I may have says our Augsburg merchant, to confess before the great Searcher of Hearts, I can freely and gladly Lord many are the wakeful nights I have passed, and confess this "But,"

:

when

!

came

sleep

not,

then did

I

arise

and make

my

cabala.

Lord

I

!

have so learned Thy Bible by the searching out of fitting texts, that my for Thy lovingLord soul hath oft been quickened therewith. kindness and Thy mercy s sake, count these my greatest sins. There is a direct simplicity and genuineness here which must needs make us like the man. Moreover, he spoke well of our countrywomen, !

for in his catalogued paragrammata he takes the text Job what he has to say cabalistically about the English fair ones, "

And

in

all

lands

were no

women found

so

fair."

xlii.

15 for

and that

is

With such

:

a

foundation we should like to be able to see the edifice he raised to their honour, but unfortunately his catalogue of 1050 faragrammata only contains the suitable texts he chose and the subject, but not the resulting instead of cabala, except in two instances, where he uses metrical hymns Bible texts.

Our

Augsburg

citizen

and evidently very conscientious He does not tell us so, but it comes out with fair and frail ones, as Lais and

was

scrupulous as to the other sex. when he has to deal cabalistically


INTRODUCTION The Apocrypha

21

allow to such, and then only in words of shame and reproach e.g., for Lais he chose Sirach xxiii. 26 She shall leave her memory to be cursed, and her reproach shall not And even Madame de Maintenon had to take be blotted out" (6237). a And from the a back seat with i Esdras iv. 30, 3 1 taking the crown the king struck also she her own head, king s head and setting it upon and the this And yet for all with her left hand. gazed upon king gaped but her with open mouth ; if she laughed upon him he laughed also she that to fain was the flatter, if she took any displeasure at him, king clever is a This selection, (16,924). might be reconciled to him again no doubt, but nothing that Riederer did can compare for difficulty and of the Capucin, Josephus ingenuity with the Latin cabalistic soliloquies school and adhered to Italian the Mazza de Castanea, who followed his in in use the ordinary numerical gematria day. The number of authors who have dealt with this Biblical cabala is others.

is

all

he

will

:

"

:

;

"

It must short bibliography appended. very small, as will appear by the cabalists. of list the names complete not, however, be supposed that these There are several exponents of this curious art who do not appear in my book at all, because they have never dealt specially with any Biblical text, and therefore have no claim to be included in the collection. For instance, there is Joannes Ignatius Summa de Wlatislaw, who between 1684 and 1699 wrote six Latin works, some almost entirely were metrical as well. good cabalistical, and what is more, they be confined in cabala is not easy to compose any case, but when it has to in the bonds of metre as well, it becomes doubly difficult. Then there is a cabalistic life of Christ, written throughout in Latin leonine hexameters, each one counting up exactly 1706, which was the year It extends to 176 lines, and takes in all it was written and published. It was written s life in due order. Saviour the principal events of our a been had university professor, and is, by a Belgian village pastor who work of the kind ever difficult and laborious I should say, the most have and of one I written. sought in vain for many copy, only know collection. for However, I made a my years to procure another book. the across came when I first

A

transcript

Then general

there

assembly

Benedictus Rocca, who in 1631, when there was a and high dignitaries at Padua of all the abbots

is


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

22

connected with the famous Benedictine monastery of Monte Cassino, conceived the curious fancy that he would try to turn the name of every member of the assembly into an appropriate metrical cabala. He had only three days left before the event when the idea struck him, and so, as he tells us, he had to work very hard, or in his own rhetorical Multiplici numerorum catena constricto per asperiora Pindi language cacumina triduo mihi fuit incedendum. However, the task was completed in time and and the sixty-four members of the council had published, an hexameter in every case, and each and all their laudatory cabala neat and appropriate e.g. generally very :

:

Pater

Domnus Angelus

e

Bononia Casinensis Regii Abbas.

439

CAB. SIMPLEX.

Hinc Patriam, Nomenque dedit Sors

morum.

439

Abbas Casinensis.

382

praescia

Another, perhaps even better Pater

Domnus Leander

a Placentia

CAB. SIMPLEX. Purior Aoniis natat

These

iste

Leander

in undis.

382

outsiders," but some very Flemish German broadsheets. and good the of the Bohemian Province, and Jesuits, Among Caspar Pfliger, the ab Annunciatione Benedictus Piarists, B.V.M., among Hungarian as as late the and respectively distinguished themselves; year 1767 an to the of anonymous poet belonging abbey Seligenstadt published a folio in honour of the pamphlet (penes me) Archbishop of Mentz, where chrono-cabalistica and eight 146 cabalistica^ all metrical (hexameters), arc employed to ring the changes in the peals of praise therein offered each hexameter counting 1763, the year of the Archbishop s anniversary. we must remember one Finally, great distinction between the old esoteric cabala and the new Latin cabalistica of the seventeenth and These latter were written by ingenious religious eighteenth centuries. men to fill up their spare time, or to devote it to the Virgin, as did San Juan y Bernedo ; and with one exception there is no thought or

three writers are the best of the

cabalistica

often

occur

on

c


INTRODUCTION

23

claim for inspiration or esoteric teaching, or even "wisdom." They The one exception was our friend the were tours de force simply. Lutheran expositor mentioned before, and who has a place of honour in

the appendix.

Surely

all

cabalists,

and, indeed,

all

persons

who

take even

the

interest in the subject, must admit that here in this Lutheran slightest The tour de force is a most remarkable specimen of the mystic art. caballstlca are all without a single exception most clear, significant, and

appropriate, and

we must remember

that our author

had no predecessors

He

was the first who in this particular cabala with triangular numbers. used this particular arithmetical progression for cabalistic purposes, and of the earliest printers, be said that he raised it, as did I think it

many

may

No

one who came after him

at one bound. highest perfection could get anywhere near him in the admirable simplicity, continuity, and aptness of his cabalistic exposition of the Biblical number. It is of this particular device in all evidently the most remarkable specimen of Daniel s numbers, 1290 treatment His the and literature, longest.

to

its

and 1335, which are taken together, as a

good second. This book

is

rare,

and

is

also very

good and must rank

like the great majority of

books cited here,

Bodleian, or any English library Museum, The author s name I have for the present withheld that I know of. readers a little trial of cabalistic skill advisedly, as I wished to give my I found out, quite by a chance trial, that the for their leisure moments. correct name and title of the author is contained in the three words 1

is

not in

the British

or

have put in capitals in the fourth line from the end of his 2300 exposition, one who should rise up as God s viz., Michael films del, who was the Our author makes no reference witness and revelator in the last days. whatever to himself in connection with the above, but I fully believe

he knew that he was thus cabalistically numbered and marked out as Michael films del, and believed that God would reveal, and was secrets through His humble and devoted servant revealing, His last

that

and

spiritual son.



VETUS TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM



VETUS TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM GEN.

i.

2,

3.

and darkness was the earth was without form, and void moved of God the And of the the face upon the face Spirit deep. upon there was light." be and there Let And God the of waters. said, light Per gematriam, all the Hebrew letters in the above count up to and there was light," Let there be light 3963 if the last sentence, the converted Elchanon Now be omitted. Jew, makes a great Paulus, "

AND

;

:

"

:

Christian cabalistic proof out of this in the following manner The Jewish mystical expounders took the verse to mean that in the period before the Mosaic dispensation all was without form and when Israel was under void, and that even during the next period, was with them, the the Law, there was darkness, though Spirit of God :

should till the third period or dispensation be should there that Messiah the of times come viz., the light. So the cabalistic number 3963 shows, says Paulus, how long the world should wait for the coming of the Messiah. But what does the last sentence teach us ? What says the cabala ?

and that

it

would not be

and there was light," in Hebrew Let there be light the is which counts up to 470, very number of the Hebrew sentence,

Now,

u

"

:

Son, the Messiah, shall be born." And so the Scripture seems to indicate clearly by this cabala that about the year of the world 3963, God would send His Son, the World. Messiah, to be born as the Light of the of neat a work, and this method of This is undeniably piece

My

27


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

28

the Jews with their own petard was an ingenious, happy and proved effective in converting several Rabbis and learned thought, Jews when the ordinary Christian propagandist arguments would have been of no avail. The conversion of a Jew, especially a learned one, was thought much more of in those days than at present, and this was the case in England as well as abroad. There would be a public baptism, a great concourse to hear the sermon, and there would be very often a goodly sized pamphlet describing the antecedents and conversion of the baptised Jew. Several such have come down to us, and are preserved in the British Museum and elsewhere. My copy of Klchanon Paulus originally belonged to the Jesuits of Vienna, and has been carefully annotated. The Jesuits and the learned world generally were always ready to help and befriend a learned Jew who had accepted Christ. Indeed, Polanco, the literary manager and editor of Ignatius Loyola s writings, was a Neo-Christian Jew, and a great friend of the Basque saint. hoisting

GEN.

xxviii. 3,

CABALA TRIGONALIS.

4.*

Aber der allmachtige Gott seegne dich und mache dich fruchtbar und mehre dich dass du werdest ein Hauffen Voelcker und gebe dir den Seegen Abraham dir und deinem Saamen mit dir. 9 77

Die aller Holdseeligste Kayserliche Gemahlin Frau Frau Elizabeth Christina eine gebohrne Printzessin von Braunschweig Wolffenbttttel. 9

J

77

Europaische Fama, No. 177.

r

* This German Scriptural cabala trigonalis obtained considerable credit and applause at Vienna when it was first circulated in 1714, and many copies were afterwards printed. There was a great desire among all the subjects of Charles VI. that the Emperor should have male progeny to maintain the succession to the throne ; and when shortly afterwards the Empress Elizabeth bore a son to the Emperor, this prophetical cabala was still more admired, as well as the one from Luc. i. 15 on the Emperor, which is quoted farther on in its This prophecy had the merit place. of fulfilment, which was more than a very good and famous anagram by a Jesuit succeeded in obtaining. The anagram was Carolus Sextus Imperator = Uxor pariet tres masculos," which was certainly neat and deserved success, though it was unable to command it. The author of our Biblical cabala was J. F. Riederer, a merchantpoet of Nuremberg, who was a very prolific cabalist, as appears in the Bibliography. "


VETUS TESTAMENTUiM CABALISTICUM GEN. Haec

PER CAB. ORD.

xxviii. 17.

Domus

est

Dei

Porta

et

Cell.

Pura

et

937

GEN.

29

munda mater. 937 SAN JUAN, of Berne do.

CABALA TRIGONALIS.

xxx. 22, 23, 24.*

Der Herr gedacht aber an Rahel und erhoret Sie und machte Sie Da ward Sie schwahger fruchtbar. und gebar einen Sohn und sprach Gott hat meine Schmach von mir genommen und hiess Ihn Joseph und sprach Der Herr wolle mir noch einen Sohn darzu geben. :

:

Die

aller

durchlauchtigste Furstin

und Frau Frau Elizabeth Christina aus dem Hertzoglichen Stamme zu Braunschweig WolfTenbuttel, der Regierenden Romischen Kayserlichen

Majestat

Herrn

Herrn

Caroli Sexti Gemahlin.

15,103

15,103

GEN. xxxv.

16,

17,

CABALA TRIGONALIS.

18.

gebar Rahel und es kam sie da es hart an uber der Geburt

Da

;

aber

Ihr

so

Ihr

:

diesen

Fiirchte

Sohn

ward

sauer

Geburt, sprach die

in

der

Wehmutter zu denn nicht du auch haben,

dich

wirst

da Ihr aber die Seel ausgieng dass Sie sterben muste, hiess Sie Ihn Benoni. 15,670

GEN.

xlix.

10.

from Sceptre shall not depart between from nor a Judah, lawgiver his feet, until Shiloh come.

The

Charlotta

Christina

Sophia f von Braun gebohrne KronLuneburg des schweig von Petrowizii Alexii Prinzen starb Gemahlin scheme Russland in Kindel-Bett den xxxi Octobris, Prinzessin

15,670

1715.

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR. Until Shiloh come. Jesus Son of David.

462 462 ELCHANON PAULUS.

* This followed in due course the cabala on Luc. i. 36, 37, as soon as the Empress was convalescent. t This was the young wife of that ill-fated son of Peter the Great, whose con demnation and untimely death are so well known.


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

30 XT

NUM.

vi.

24.

Benedicat Dominus et Custodiat te, ostendat faciem suam tibi. i?34

PER CAB. ORD. SED LEONINAM A/r ET METRICAM. Dux pie Florescas per mutua !

lustra sencscas

Est custos Dominus

NUM. There

shall

xxiv.

come

Star

a

of

out of out

rise

A

Sceptre shall rise. Jesus Son of David.

ELCHANON

Israel.

NUM.

xxiv.

Patrius iste

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR.

17.

Jacob, and a Sceptre shall

:

SUMMA, 1734.*

sinus.

PER CAB. ORD.

17.

Stella orta ex Jacob.

457 457 PAULUS.

837

En

pura nota macula;.

837

SAN JUAN.

NUM.

Who

shall

live

xxiv.

23.

when God

doeth

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR. When God doeth this. 417 Jesus-God.

DEUT. Der

Herr

xxviii.

8.

wird dem gebieten dass er mit dir in allem Seegen sey das du vorniinest. 547

417

CABALA TRIGONALIS. Fredrich Augustus Konig in Pohlen und Churfurst zu Sachsen. 5047

D. ZIPFEL, in

Europaische Fama.

1734 was the year when the Franciscans of Diisseldorf issued a congratulatory address to Charles Philip, Elector of Bavaria, containing many chronograms of 1734, and the above Scriptural and metrical cabalisticon. *


VETUS TESTAMENTUM CABAL1STICUM REG.

2

Dieser

1st

Tag

vii.

Tag

gutter

Bottschafft.

Da

2 934

REG.

2

ix.

17,

Joram

sprach sprich

Reuter

und sprach

Friede

Ists

:

hin

reit

einen

:

Friede? gehet dich der Friede an dich hinter mich. Ists

3

REG.

:

?

2 934

p.

161.

(On the Peace Convention at Rastatt.*) Die zwei anjetzt in Rastatt sich befindliche

grosse

Friedens pleni-

Printz Eugenius, potentiarii nemlich Lieutenant General Kayserlicher Seits, und Due de Marschal de France anderer

einer

Villars, Seits.

13,823

PER. CAB. ORD. Augustissima Maria.

948

CABALA TRIGONALIS.

3.

kamen zum und David Hebron Konig gen machet einen Bund mit ihnen zu Hebron vor dem Herrn, und sie salbeten David zum Konig u ber Israel nach dem Wort dess Herrn

Alle Aeltesten Israel

durch Samuel.

Monats

des

^2

948

xii.

Tag

Mail, MDCCXIV. D. ZIPFEL, in Europaische Fama,

18.

x.

CHRON.

Wende 1

Thronus Salomonis.

i

Der

?

Ihnen

entgegen So sagt der Konig Was Jehu sprach

:

Zwolffte

CABALA TRIGONALIS.

Reuter und sende Ihnen entgegen

und

Der

18.

Nimb

:

1

PARAGRAMMA TRIGONALE.*

9.

ein

3

12,650

Georg Ludewig Konig von GrossBritanien, Franckreich und Irrland, Beschiitzer dess Glaubens und dess Heyl. Romischen Reiches Churfttrst Hertzog zu Braunschweig und Luneburg. 12,650 F. RIEDERER. I. ;

* This was made in celebration of the return of Frederick Augustus, King of Poland, to Saxony. At p. 245 of the above-mentioned periodical some apologies and corrections are made: i. The author was not the famed jurist D. Zipfel, of Leipzig, but Herr a "t"too much, and "Zwolffte "an Joh. Heinr. Zipfel, of Plauen. 2. "Gutter" has The editor then presents a new cabala by Zipfel (see Ps. xci. n, 12). too much. "

"f


BIBLIA CABALISTICA JOB

Er wird

xv.

CABALA TRIGONALIS.

33.

ein abgerissen werden wie

Trauben

unzeitige

vom Wein-

stock.

5161 JOB

For

I

know

xix.

Ludovicus der Vierzehende Konig

redeemer he shall stand at

my

liveth, and that the latter day upon the earth.

My

Redeemer

stand

liveth,

and

the latter day

at

Son

of

liveth.

ELCHANON

PSALMORUM Erit

Secus Dccursus

Aquarum, quod Fructum suum Dabit In

tempore suo

48

H5 J

165

Reverendissimus

i

Franciscus

103 114 58 102

95 161

Sancte

J

Ecclesia?

33 158 34 152

Romane

Presbyter Cardinalis Sacratus Ferrariensis

D. Dns

8?

Franciscus

Defluet, et

9

Sanctae

46

Ecclesiae

1

174 129

37 103

Romanae

Quascunque

H3

Presbiter

Faciet

42 68 182

Cardinalis

719

8

1026

91

Prosperabuntur

939 PAULUS.

Illustriss. et

Et Folium Ejus non

Semper

my

God,

LIBER.

1026

omnia

upon the

CABALA SIMPLEX.

3.

Tanquam Lignum Quod Plantatum est

shall

939 Christ,

Redeemer

i.

He

earth.

Jesus

PSALM

bey-

5161

PER GEMATRIAM HfiBR.

25.

that

daher

Franckreich biss genahmet der Grosse. in

Sacratus Ferrariensis

1 1

6

58 102 82

92 129 7J9 B. SPADIUS. J.


VETUS TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM PSALM Erit

i.

CABALA SIMPLEX.

3.

tanquam lignum, quod planest secus decursus aquarum

tatum

suum

fructum

quod

dabit

The

in

1026

tempore suo.

PSALM

Ludovicus Quartusdecimus Borbonicus Dei Gratia Francorum et Navarreorum Rex Christianissimus 1026 et plus. B. SPADIUS. J.

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR.

2.

ii.

33

kings of the earth stand

up

and the rulers take counsel together, against the Lord, and against his

Against His Anointed. Jesus, the Son of Jehovah.

464 464

anointed.

PSALM 40

Non

CABALA 383 SIMPLEX.

6.

iii.

61

84

53

128

PSALM

82

17

viii.

Defensor.

5.

et

honore

coronasti

et

honore

coronasti

Deus.

eum 1572

Gloria

Si

Sterembergius Vienna? Obsessa?

circumdantis me.

Gloria

66

154

timebo millia populi

Domine.

eum 1411

PER CAB. ORD. Magnificavit eum in conspectu Regum. 57 2 T

O

Sancte Ildephonse

Maria? Vir-

ginis ope nate.

1411

SAN JUAN.

PSALM At

xvi.

1

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR.

1.

hand there right for evermore. pleasures thy

are

That

is

Jesus Christ, Son of God.

856

856

ELCHANON PAULUS. PSALM 45

97

xviii.

47

CABALA 238 SIMPLEX.

38. 49

Cadent subtus pedes meos.

136

IO2

Innocentius Pontifex. Vienna plausus. 3


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

34

PSALM

En

PER CAB. ORD.

xix. 10.

Mater Domini mei

dulcior super mel et favum.

1444

per

vivit

te

1444

Alphonse.

SAN JUAN.

PSALM

xx.

Der Herr erhore dich

i,

CABALA TRIGONALIS.*

2.

die

Hulffe

Jungfrau Euphrosina Brautigam. als Tiinzelin gebohrne 9026 Jungfrau Braut. Das A. B.C.

9026

PSALM

Herr

Walther

Sibylla

vom Heiligthum, und

starcke dich aus Sion.

Matthaus

Herr

der Noth, Nahme des Gottes Jacob der Er sende dir dich. schutze in

xxi.

2,

i,

3.

O

and in thy Lord joy in thy strength, greatly shall he rejoice 2. Thou hast given him his heart s desire, and hast not withholden the request of his lips. thou thou preventest him with the blessings of goodness 3. For

The salvation how 1.

king

shall

;

!

:

settest a

crown of pure gold on his head.

These verses were used in

in

1701

a

curious

by

a licensed or protected

Jew to

cabalistical

congratulation addressing (Schutz-Jude) Frederick of Prussia, when he changed his title of Elector for that of King. From the first verse he takes the Hebrew word for king (Meleck). He then shows that the Jewish word for This counts up as 90. also or Churftlrst, Elector, equals 90, and so gets a double application

of the verse. * It was this wedding cabala that art (see Introduction).

first

induced Riederer to

try his

hand

in the


VETUS TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM From verse 2, in Hebrew Thou hast given him his

heart

s desire.

I

35

73

I

also,

Frederick

From

of Brandenburg (Hebrew).

III.

verse 3

Crown

679 679

Konigsberg

From and

1731

finishes

)

Hebrew

-

}

these calculations he brings out many flattering predictions, by obtaining from the first word of the title of the Psalm

in

from the first and second words, Hebrew, Johann Sigismund Georg Wilhelm and from the first three words, Wilhelm der Grosse. ;

;

Daniel Ernst Jablonski, the court preacher, wrote a pamphlet depreciating this cabalistic attempt, and compared it unfavourably with FrIDerlCh I. Von chronograms, quoting one of the latter

PreVssen WIrDt gesaLbet Den XVIIL knVarll Court preachers in Prussia never seem to like Jews.

PSALM

xxi.

The king shall joy

O

Lord

;

and

in

much

better.

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR.

i.

thy strength,

in thy salvation

Konlg

as

how

greatly shall he rejoice!

The king shall joy. The King, Messiah. In thy Salvation how

448 448 greatly shall

he rejoice 912 That is King, Messiah, Jesus, Son of David. 912 !

ELCHANON PAULUS. PSALM

My

God,

my

forsaken me ?

xxii

i.

God, why hast thou

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR. Why hast thou forsaken me? 614 These

are the

words of Jesus.

6

HACKSPAN,

De

Cabala,

p.

286.

1

4


BIBLIA CABALISTICA PSALM

xxii.

CABALA 279 SIMPLEX.

16.

151

17

4

Circumdederunt

me

canes

7

61

1

multi.

120

41

57

Vienna urbs anno MDCLXXXHI Vienna plausus.

PSALM They

xxii.

my

pierced

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR.

16.

hands and

That

is

Jesus,

Son of David.

499

499

feet.

PSALM

And

my

on

my

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR.

18.

xxii.

vesture did they cast

829

lots.

PSALM

xxiv.

5,

That is the vesture of of God.

Jesus,

Son 829

ELCHANON PAULUS. CAB. PER NUM. MIN.

6.

salutari

Ludovicus Quartusdecimus Borbonus Dei Gratia Francorum et

enim

generatio

Navarreorum Rex Christianissimus.

qua^rentium Dominum.

932

a

Domino

Deo

Accipiet benedictionem et

misericordiam

suo,

ha:c

a

est

J.

PSALM Lex Dei

xxxvii. in

ejus

PER CAB. ORD.

31. B.

corde ipsius.

1296

PSALM 93 Afflictus

xxxviii.

50

24

127

50

et

humiliatus

sum

61

Alphonse

Praesul

Magnce

Ecclesias Toletana:.

1296

SAN JUAN.

CABALA 405 SIMPLEX.

8.

sum

nimis.

93 2 B. SPADIUS.

94

109

29

^50

Mahometes IV. Imperator Asia:que 123

Tyrannus. Vienna plausus.


VETUS TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM PSALM

xlv.

37

PER CAB. ORD.

2.

O

Diffusa est gratia in labiis tuis.

1288

Innocens

manibus,

mundo

et

1288

corde.

SAN JUAN.

PSALM

xlv.

Thy throne, O God, ever

:

is

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR.

6.

and

for ever

the sceptre of thy kingdom

is

827 Sceptre of thy kingdom. is Jesus Christ, Son of David.

That

a right sceptre.

827

PSALM Sicut

Oliva

PER CAB. ORD.

8.

lii.

in

fructifera

Domo

Dei.

1373

Sicut Oliva fructifera.

1

Oliva fructifera. Oliva

fructifera

Domo

in

Domo

Sicut

Pr ? co

infatigabilis

Evangelii

Dei plantata.

Preservata a macula originis. Prestantissima Virgo Maria.

770

Coelum splendidum.

Dei

Maria

Oliva

fructifera

Domini.

524 in

Domo H97

373

T

-

prasservata a

1 1

72

1172

770 macula

originis.

1294

1294

plantata.

In

172

Ildephonsus

En

Divina Mater.

524

Laudate earn coetus Apostolorum. J 497

SAN JUAN.

PSALM Labia mea laudabunt

mea.

te in vita

Ixiii.

3.

Macula remota

est a Virgine pia.

IT

1137

PSALM

Mons Deo.

in

quo

beneplacitum

est

1308

Ixviii.

En

37

16.

Caelum

capacius.

animatum

sed

Celo

1308


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

38

PSALM Repleatur

os

nomen tuum

meum vivet

Ixxi.

in

8,

tua

;

aeternum

;

laude

omnis

terra repleta est gloria tua mirabilis Deus in sanctis suis.

etc.

(a cento).

O

immaculate Conceptionis eximie Cultor B. Prassul Ildephonsus Toletanus Gloria decusque Pontificum lubar Stellaque Doctorum

;

5936

5936

SAN JUAN.

PSALM

Ixxii.

17.

CABALA SIMPLEX.* Benedicentur

in

eo

}

Omnes tribus terras Ac omnes gentes Magnificabunt eum.

Dnus Maphasus

(i)

128

Sancts

(2)

57 59 58 82

Romanas Ecclesiae

Cardinalis

Barberinus Florentinus

99 137

I

,

|

J

Sanctissimus

150

D.D. Urbanus

86

Octavus

90

8

Pontifex

97

Optimus

101 88

Maximus

620 J.

B.

620 SPADJUS, Trimphus ab Urbano VIII.

PSALM

Ixxxv.

Misericordia et veritas obviaverunt sibi

;

justitia

et

pax

3841 Cabala

(i) as

O Animarum Solatrix in maeroribus Rubicunda

osculatae sunt.

*

10.

Aurora

purea.

Cardinal; (2) as Pope.

fulgida,

pur-

3841


VETUS TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM

39

CABALISTICA QUATUOR.

PSALM

xxv.

,

PSALM

17.

Est

40

Homo,

88 61

qui

Timet

Dominum

79 34 50 74 114

Anima Ejus In bonis

Demorabitur

xcii.

12,

60

Et ut Palma

37 79 23 66

Florebit et

Sicut

Cedrus

64 43 168

Libani Multiplicabitur

540

540

PSALM

PSALM

Ixxii.

Ixxii.

1 1

Coram

44

Et adorabunt

Illo

Eum

99 35

Procident

42 94

Omnes

58

j^Ethiopes Et inimici

85 85

Ejus

5

Terram

67 73

Lingent

Reges

5

Terras

61

Omnes

58

Gentes

64

Servient

ei

"5

54

540

CABALA SIMPLEX. D. Dominus

89 103 57 59 58 82

Franciscus Sanctae

Romanae Ecclesiae

Cardinalis

Sacratus

92

540 J.

B. SPADIUS,

De

F, Sacrato^ S.R.E. Card.


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

40

These cabalistic devices came into fashion in Italy about 1620. The name given to them was ^p^crfj-ol icroifjrjffroi. The above is a most ingenious one in its selection of Biblical texts all counting up the same number, and that number (540) the number of a man, the very cardinal to whose honour the work containing this cabala was dedicated and composed, and must have cost its author much time and trouble, but as to tours de force^ J. B. Spadius was capable de he made anagrams of several hexameter lines in length, all pure

tout

;

centos from Virgil.

PSALM Der Herr

xci.

11,

PARAGRAMMA TRIGONALE.

12.

semen Engeln

Des

alien deinen Wegen dass sie dich auf den Handen tragen und

und Koniglich- Polnischen Chur-Printzens von Sachsen Hoheit befinden sich jetziger Zeit auf der Reise nach auslandischen Hoffen

du deinen Fuss

und Provincen.

hat

fohlen iiber dir dass

sie

be-

dich behiiten

auf

nicht an einen Stein

stossest.

9818

PSALM

xcii.

Palma

of Flatten.

CABALISTIC QUERY.

12. 257

Justus ut

9818

H. ZIPFEL,

J.

82

190

Ecquis ut

florebit.

Palma

232 florebit?

761

CABALA ORD. 108

194

Quidam homo

459

761

Justus.

ANON. Compare

the

Anagrammatic Query Quis

est

virtute praeditus

?

ANAGR. Vir qui tutus et pars Dei

PSALM

xcii.

CABALA 624 MIN.

12.

ut Palma florebit Cedrus Libani multiplicabitur,

Justus

est.

;

sicut

Jesu Deiparas Virginis Marias Sponsus Sanctus JOSEPH Patriarcha.

ALONSO DE ALCALA.


VETUS TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM PSALM In

Domo

Dei

xcii.

41

PER CAB. ORD.

13.

524

plantata.

En Divina

Mater.

524

SAN JUAN.

8097

8097

PSALM The Lord thou at

said

ex.

unto

i.

my Lord,

right hand, until thy enemies thy footstool.

my

I

Sit

make

Unto my Lord. That Sit

is

thou

at

my

right hand.

Jesus, Son of David.

PSALM

ex.

4.

The Lord

hath sworn, and will not art a priest for ever Thou repent, after the order of Melchizedek.

is

95 95

the Son of God.

452 452

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR. Thou art a priest. 481 That

is

Jesus,

Son of David.

481

ELCHANON PAULUS.

* The above Cab. Trig. Benjamin Schmolck was a famous hymn-writer. from the Introduction to his Sarten-Spiel des Hertzens^ Breslau, 1720, and is

signed Joh. Fred. Riderer

(sic).


BIBLIA CABALISTICA PSALM I

will

praise

21.

cxviii.

thee

for thou hast

:

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR. Thou art become my salvation. 882

heard me, and art become my sal-

Jesus Christ, Son of God.

nation

Jeschua Maschiach ben Elohim. 882

PSALM

cxxviii.

Der Herr segne

5,

and xx.

und

dich

dich aus Zion.

PER CAB. TRIG.

2.

starcke

2899

Johann

George

2899

Das

PSALM There David

will

I

cxxxii.

make

PSALM

the horn

cxlviii.

Laudate earn omnes

PSALM Laudate earn Sol earn

omnes

et

Weise

ist,

i.

664

sich,

En

deturpata macula.

fadicissima Virgo.

981

664

PER CAB. ORD.

3. ;

laudate

Sponsa

2105

vocaris

Spiritus

Sancti,

legitime

munda.

2105

PER CAB. TRIG.

6.

der horet zu und

und wer verstandig der lasset ihm rathen dass er ist, vernehme die Sprtlche und ihre Deutung, die Lehre die Weisen und ihre Beyspiel. 12,698 bessert

En non

PER CAB. ORD.

lumen.

5,

i

2.

Luna

839 King Messiah. ELCHANON PAULUS.

PER CAB. ORD.

angeli.

cxlviii.

stelle et

PROV.

Wer

Jesus, the

i.

Laudate earn omnes populi.

PSALM

of

839 cxlviii.

A. E.G.

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR.

17.

to bud.

zu

Churfurste

Sachsen.

Herr Rector

Christian Weise, beruhmter des Gymnasii in Zittau,

gebohren anno

Christ!

30 April, und starb den 21 Octobr.

1642 den A. 1708

selig

12,698


VETUS TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM PROV.

viii.

7,

CAB. PER NUM. MIN.

8.

Veritatemmeditabiturgutturmeum, labia

43

mea detestabuntur impium omnes sermones mei.

;

justi sunt

Ludovicus Quartusdecimus Borbonius Dei Gratia Francorum et Navarreorum Rex Christianissimus.

941

941 J.

PROV. In

viis

viii.

20,

CAB. PER NUM. MIN.

21.

ambulabo,

justitias

ac

in

medio semitarum

me

diligentes

B. SPADIUS.

judicii, ut ditem et thesauros eorum

repleam.

Ludovicus Quartusdecimus Borbonius Dei Gratia Gallorum et

Navarreorum Rex

Christianissimus.

931

931 J.

PROV.

viii.

Whoso findeth me

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR.

35.

findeth

B. SPADIUS.

life.

370

Ze Maschiach (That is

370

Christ).

ELCHANON PAULUS. PROV. Illi

*

qui in

animam

viii.

me

suam

CAB. PER NUM. MIN.

36.

peccaverint lasdent ;

omnes

qui

oderunt, diligunt mortem.

me 741

Ludovicus Quartusdecimus Borbonus, D. G. Gallias ac Navarras

Rex

Christianissimus. J.

PROV.

ix.

PER CAB. ORD.

i.

Sapientia Dei edificavit sibi

Domum.

Repleta Spiritu Sancto.

x.

6,

7,

caput laudi-

bus, ac os ejus parturiet sapientiam.

Ludovicus Quartusdecimus Borbonius Dei Gratia Francorum ac Navarras Rex Christianissimus. 863

863 *

The

103

CAB. PER NUM. MIN.

and 31.

Domini super memoria IVSTI, ejus cum Benedictio

1

SAN JUAN.

1103

PROV.

741

B. SPADIUS.

Biblical text

is

J. in the singular

number.

B. SPADIUS.


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

44 PROV.

CAB. PER NUM. MIN.

28.

xx.

Ludovicus Quartusdecimus Borbonus, Gallorum et Navarre Rex Christianissimus. 793

Misericordia et veritas custodient Reo-em et roborabitur dementia

thronus ipsius

793

*.

J. B.

PROV.

xxi.

CAB. PER NUM. MIN.

i.

Cor Regis stat in manibus Domini Dei et quocunque ipse voluerit inclinabit ilium.

74^

PROV. xxx.

a

in

Who

hath established of the earth ? What

and what canst

is

Rex

Christianissimus. 742 SPADIUS. B. J.

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR.

hath ascended up into heaven, or descended ? Who hath gathered Who hath the wind in his fists ? the waters

Ludovicus Quartusdecimus Borbonus, D. G. Galliae ac Navarre

4.

Who

bound

all is

garment

His son s name. 398 That is Jesus (Ze Jeschua). 398 ELCHANON PAULUS.

?

the ends his

name, thou

his sons name, if

tell ?

PER CAB. ORD.

PROV. xxxi. 20, 27. 301

321

Manum

suam

105

SPADIUS.

136

Et panem

168

464

34 .

S3 2

Francia 142

m

Sabaudie Ducissa Cypri Regma.

ANGELO MARIA ii.

9

de

397

312

2126

CANT.

234

Borbonia

.

Christina

aperivit inopi 201 130 300 otiosa non comedit.

2126 SERVATORIBUS. DE

PER CAB. ORD.

2.

Lilium inter spinas.

731

Immunis Pura

a labe originis. a mortali esca.

Integra *

Vulg., ejus.

Deum

parit.

731 731 731


VETUS TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM CANT,

PER CAB. ORD.

in,

1018

Lectulus Salomonis.

CANT. Macula non

iv.

Favus lac

iv.

734

1179

PER CAB. ORD. Nostra consolatrix.

M79

Mala

nostra pelle.

723 723 723

En miraculum Magni Dei. En immunis lue Adami. the new-born heir

13,

14,

15.

mit fliessenden Myrrhen seine Hande sind wie

trieffen

:

guldene Leib Ringe rein Elffenbein mit Sapist wie seine Beine geschmuckt Tiirkissen

:

sein

:

phieren

Marmel-Seulen gegrundet auf guldenen Fussen, seine Gestalt wie Libanon auserwehlt wie ist

sind wie

Cedern.

to

Charles

PARAGRAMMA

Seine Lippen sind wie Rosen die

voll

2274

PER CAB. ORD. 723

(On v.

paniarum.

12.

iv.

734

tota pura.

Laudabilis et gloriosus Archiprassul HisEcclesiae Toletanae Prime

et

12.

signatus.

CANT.

Regina

2274

iv.

1018 1018

PER CAB. ORD. mel

Hortus conclusus.

Fons

luce refulgens.

n.

sub lingua ejus.

CANT.

Nubes

pietatis

PER CAB. ORD.

distillans labia ejus

CANT.

et

7.

est in te.

CANT.

et clementiae.

Mater

1

Der

CAB. TRIGONALE. Printz

Durchlanchtigste

Leopoldus

-

Ertz

Hertzog

und

Oesterreich

zu

Printz

des Majestat Sexti Caroh Romischen Kaysers Elizabetha der und Kayserin Sohn, Christina erstgebohrner anno den April 13 gebohren

Asturien,

Ihre

^

Christi 1716.

I9>544

J-

9,544

F R^DERER. -

"

and ivory skin rosy lips much-looked-for little Prince with his and anagrammatic, prognostications, dead by November, and the praises was, alas No Royal infant ever all fell to the ground cabalistic, and chronogrammatic, all the workers in literary from of round applause received such a remarkable I have enough material in my li as did this unfortunate Prince. "

* This !

ingenuities, to fill a goodly volume.

"

"


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

46

CANT. Ecce

terribilis

vi.

PER CAB. ORD.

4.

ut .castrorum

ordinata.

acies T

CANT. ut

Terribilis

vi.

castrorum

acies T

CANT.

Domus

vi.

73

T

panis

Diva

quern

coxit

Charitas.

Tu C hti

J

747

PER CAB. ORD. conscia omnium secretorum

4.

ordinata.

Ut castrorum

747

-

I

73

I

PER CAB. ORD.

4.

acies ordinata.

1327

Sancta Maria succurre miseris. 1327

SAN JUAN. CANT. Castrorum

vi.

PER CAB. ORD.

4.

acies ordinata.

CANT.

vi.

bonitatis Dei.

1027

Speculum

1459

Ecce totum

PER CAB. ORD.

10.

Sicut aurora consurgens.

O

viii.

ISA.

Behold

a

vii.

?

1

199

14.

Virgin (Hebr. Haalmali) and bear a son. 922

shall conceive,

illuminans.

H59 ac

1459 posterius. 1459 SAN JUAN.

PER CAB. ORD.

5.

est ista quae ascendit

mundum

velox auscultatrix.

Virgo prius

CANT.

1027

Portus Christianorum.

1199

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR. This same Virgin (HaalmaJi) Virgin Mary.

is

the

922


VETUS TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM ISA. vii.

And

she

shall

ISA.

For unto us us a son

is

His name

his

call

Wonderful, God.

a child

of God.

is

1250

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR. born, unto

born unto us from Maria. 812

is

Jesus

812

Wonderful. Counsellor,

457

Mighty

Jesus, son of David.

457

Jesus, son of God.

529

ELCHANON PAULUS.

529

ISA.

Admirabile

1250

6.

ix.

given. is

name

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR. His name is Jesus Christ, the Son

14.

Immanuel.

est

ix.

47

PER CAB. ORD.

6.

tuum nomen. 1051

Lampas

inextinguibilis.

SAN JUAN

ISA.

And

xi.

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR.

i.

come forth a rod of the stem of Jesse, and a ^Branch shall grow out of his roots. there shall

out

Out of the stem of Jesse.

The

Virgin

Miream). Branch

A

shall

Mary

440 (Haalmah 440

grow out of

his

X

497

roots.

Jesus of Nazareth, the Messiah, is out of Mary. 1497

ISA.

Requievit Sapientiae.

super

xi.

PER CAB. ORD.

2.

eum

Spiritus

2I 3^

Ecce

purissimas Conceptionis B. 2I 3^ Virginis eximie cultor.

SAN JUAN.


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

48 ISA. x. .

And root

.

there shall be

that

in

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR.

10.

.

day of Jesse, which

stand

shall

shall be a root of Jesse. 1146 shall be out of Jesse. Christ Jesus

There

to

ensign of the people; and his shall the Gentiles seek

for an it

a

:

rest shall be glorious.

His rest shall be glorious. That is Jesus, Son of God.

536 536

Elchanon Paulus here also makes use of Notaricon, the cabala of initials of the fifteen Hebrew initials and finals. Taking the consecutive words which are contained in Isa. xi. 10, he gets; Ke ba Jeschua hagoel^ the Redeemer of the Nations. am, which he renders "Then comes Jesus,

Taking the

finals,

he gets

:

Im

mystery of the honour which 1 N.B. give Elchanon

sod hod schemimiriom

come to Mary." own transliteration of

i.e.,

"That

the

Hebrew

is

the

shall s

in all

I believe that throughout his book 1 gematria quote. licence or counting up is accurate, but he occasionally indulges in the of changing a vowel or reduplicating a letter.

his

the instances

ISA.

xiii.

faciam

Quiescere

Joannes

superbiam

327. 82

I2 9

73

99

32

98

PER CAB. SIMP.

n.

43 .

Subieskius

Rex.

Poloniae

.

infidelium.

PER CAB. SIMP. 24

in

86

97

Et arrogantiam fortium humiliabo.

ISA. xxxii.

Behold

a

king

reign

in

xli.

ii.

sie sollen zu Spott und zu Schanden werden Alle, die dirgram sind, sie sollen werden als nichts, und die Leut so mit dir hadern

Sihe,

sollen

Carolus

Dux

318.

l8 9

Lotaryngyensis. Vienna plausus.

Jesus,

Son of God.

469

469

righteousness. ISA.

45

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR.

i.

shall

84

umkommen.

10,287

PER CAB. TRIG. Doctor Herr Philipp Jacob Spener, Ministerii anfanglich des venerandi hernach Franckfurth Senior, in

Probst, Inspector Rath in Berlin -

und

Consistorial-

10,287


VETUS TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM ISA.

Behold hold

;

my

whom

servant,

mine

PER GEMATRIAM IlEBR.

i.

xlii.

49

I

elect.

up-

That

is

Jesus Christ, Son of God.

840

840

ELCHANON PAULUS.

ISA.

he

extolled,

deal

shall

be exalted

shall

and

and be very high.

ISA.

He

PER GEMATRIAM

13.

servant

my

Behold^

prudently^

lii.

Ixi.

sent

me

my servant shall deal prudently, he shall be exalted. 772 That is Jesus Christ. 772 Behold,

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR.

i.

bind up the broken-hearted, to proclaim liberty hath

HfiBR.

to

He

hath sent me.

That

is

398 398

Jesus (Ze Jeschua).

to the captives, etc.

ISA.

Du

Ixii.

PER CAB. TRIG.

2.

sollst

755

mit einem

neuen

Namen

1

150

510 990

genennet werden

611 e

Jahrzahl Zahl des

Tages

welchen

die

Proclamation Engelland viz. 12

I.

proclaimed King of England, Aug. 12, 1714.)

an

erste

in

geschehen

Aug.

224 5049 J.

F.

5049 RlEDERER.


BIBL1A CABALISTICA ISA.

Ixii.

220

Du Crone

Hand

zu Braunschweig

452 644 462

Herrn

und em Koniglicher Hut in der Hand deines Gottes

650 1150 510 990

Churfurst

59 37

eine schone

des

Georg Ludewig

1343

wirst sein

in der

TRIG.

PER 3.

1081

452 1046

Hanover

611

wird auf den Thron

92 3

von Engelland

789

394

erhaben

6660 J.

J E R. xxiii.

PER GEMATR.AM

I

will raise unto

R.

Unto David

a righteous Branch

David

and a King

righteous Branch, shall reign and prosper.

a

H EB

5-

the Behold, the days come, saith

Lord, that

F.

6660 RlEDERER.

3

Jesus.

ELCHANON PAULUS. PER CAB. ORD.

JER. xxxi. 22.

Enmuliercircumdansvirum. 1338

En

Maria preservata

a

macula 33

ogims.

En

aurora lucida et rubicunda.

1338 1338 ejus. SAN JUAN.

Leva Sponsi sub capite

EZEK. XXXVH. 2 5 servant David

And my

their prince.

PER GEMATR.AM

.

shall

be

544

Jesus, the

H

E BR.

Son of David, the

ELCHANON PAULUS.


VETUS TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM EZEK.

xliv.

PER CAB. ORD.

2.

Porta clausa.

606

Spes nostra. Liberatrix.

Porta mire clausa.

730

730 730 Agna vera mira munda. 730 Nitida et pura Maria. 730 SAN JUAN. PER CAB. ORD. Maria Virginea et munda. 852

Immunis

labe originis.

Pura mortali

DAN.

ii.

34.

Petra a mentis vertice abscissa. 852

DAN. I

vii.

13.

and, behold, one like the Son of man came with the clouds of heaven. vii.

hu Jeschua Maschiach bar

El).

995

PER CABALAM TRIGONALEM.*

25, 26.

Er wird den Hochsten

Das in ein-tausend sieben-hundert und achtzehenden Jahr nach der

und

lastern,

des Hochsten

die

esca.

SAN JUAN. PER GEMATRIAM HfiBR. One like the Son of man came. 995 That is Jesus Christ, Son of God (Ze

saw in the night visions,

DAN.

606 606

ver-

Heiligen und wird sich unterstehen sie Zeit und Gesetze zu andern

gnadenreichen Geburt JESV Christi zu grund gehen und wo nicht

storen,

;

werden aber in seine Hand gegeben werden eine Zeit und etliche Zeit

vollig per terram gestiirtzte,

und

Hauss

durch

doch

das

Aller-Durchleuchtigste Oesterreich und dessen

darnach wird das Gericht gehalten werden ; da wird dann seine Gewalt weggenom-

Grossmachtigstes Ober-Haubt in das aller empfindlichste Abnehmen

men werden,

und Confusion gebrachte

vertilget

metanische oder Turkische Reich.

eine halbe Zeit

;

dass er zu Grund und umbracht werde.

Maho23.403

MICAH Domus Domini Mons f

in vertice

This

iv.

in vertice

montium.

cabalistical

PER CAB. ORD.

i.

montium. 1326 1 120

prognostication Staats-Kantzlei (part 30, p. 514), 1718. in his Catalogues.

Reparatrix nature humane.

1326

O

1120

salus in te sperantium. in

Anton Fabri

s

appeared Europaischer Riederer was the author, as he tells us

8.


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

MlCAH

V.

2,

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR.

3.

That

Beth-lehem Ephratah, be little among the thou though thousands of Judah, yet out of thee that is shall he come forth unto me

But

thou,

1 King of the Jews. 9 9 them he up, Therefore will give

Jesus Christ,

trauntil the time that she which forth. 1248 vaileth hath brought

whose goings from forth have been from of old,

to

be

ruler in Israel

;

ivill

Therefore everlasting. them up, until the time

919

to be ruler in Israel.

is

That

Jesus shall

he give she

when very time of be born Mary. 1248

at

is

the

ELCNANON PAULUS.

that

which travaiJeth hath brought forth.

MlCAH And

V.

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR.

4.

he shall feed in the strength 3 86 of the Lord.

And

he shall stand and feed in the

the Lord. strength of

Jesus (Jeschua).

MICAH

v.

4

64

125

Exaltabitur

PER CAB. SIMPL.

9.

138

75

i5\

manus tua super

1

82

__ 62

tteros Hippolytus Centunonus 06

71

hostes tuos.

HABAC.

iii.

457

Januensis.*

457

PER CAB. ORD. 1177. Deo Archidux Leopoldus.

3. 1

Id a

.

;

Erit Leopoldus ab Austria.

2.

Filius primogenitus Caroli. T~ /^* _ O^.rJ-l !/-* /T *Y\ Caroli Sexti hie dimicat.^ 4. Filius e Domo Austriaca. Ille 3.

1

Venit ab Austro Deus.

1177

.

5 6.

Ab

1

1

!

Leopoldus ea donatus

in

Die

1

I

Deci-

matertia Aprilis. famous incident in the war numerical anagram refers to a

This

him, Baruch

The

in. 5.

cabala

is

the simple one

a

=

i

-t>

;


VETUS TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM These

six

historical event

Scriptural cabalistica

had

their origin

53

from the following

:

On

April I3th, 1716, there was born to the Emperor Charles VI. Consort, Elisabeth Christina, a long-desired son, who was as baptised Leopoldus Joannes Josephus Antonius Franciscus de Paula

and

his

Balthasar.

Hermenegildus Rudolphus Ignatius

The

birth

Imperial Throne brought forth the and number of anagrams, chrono quarters, made in honour of the happy event is remarkably

of this

acclamations from

all

grams, and cabalistica

heir

to the

large.

have

volume of

several hundred pages, published at the Prague 1716, containing laudatory contributions of the Jesuits of the Province of Bohemia alone. Here there are 593 chronograms of the year of birth cabalistica and anagrams besides. various and (1716), I

a large folio

in

And

there are several other similar productions. But in spite of all the omens and hopes, the infant died on November 4th in the same

good

year (1716), or, as

it

was neatly expressed chronogrammatically In

hoCCe anno

\

Die qVarta noVeMbrls ^

-

1716

Infans obllt his birth being cabalistically expressed with equal skill thus

Hie Leopoldus enatus

The

in

Mense

Aprilis et ad Pascha.

:

1716

here quoted are from a MS. (penes me) Mysterium Magnum in auspicatissimo Natali Serenissimi Austrias Archiducis Asturiasque Principis Leopoldi revelatum. Oratio entitled

Scriptural

cabala

c

:

Pythagorica."

HAB.

Thou

iii.

13.

wentest forth for the salvaof thy people, even for salvat ion with thine anointed, tion

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR. For salvation with thy Messiah, 1189 That is with Jesus thy Messiah. 1189

ELCHANON PAULUS.


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

54

ZECH.

And as

xii.

of David

the house

P ER GEMATRIAM HEBR.

8.

be

shall

God. iv.

P ER GEMATRIAM HEBR.

art thou, great mountain? before Zerubbabel thou shalt be-

The Headstone. That

is

Jesus,

and he shall bring a plain thereof with the headstone :

forth

Grace,

crying,

shoutings,

Son of God. 548

Jesus, the

ELCHANON PAULUS.

7.

O

Who

unto

is

548

ZECH.

come

That

569 Son of King David, 5^9

ELCHANON PAULUS.

grace

it.

ZECH.

ix.

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR.

9.

O O

daughter of of Zion shout, daughter cometh behold, thy King Jerusalem unto thee : he is just, and having salvation lowly, and riding upon an ass. Rejoice

greatly,

;

:

Thy King cometh and having

unto thee

:

he

salvation.

815 of David Son (Jeschuah Maschiach ben David).

just,

Jesus

Christ,

8

;

ZECH. Behold

The

the

vi.

5

PER GEMATRIAM HEBR.

man whose name

Also another

1

ELCHANON PAULUS.

12.

BRANCH.

is

is

855

That

is

Jesus Christ, the Son of

God (Ze hu Jeschuah hamaschiach ben El). 855

cabalistical identity

The Branch (Hebr.

Zemach).

138

The Son him).

of

God (Hebr. Ben

Elo-

138

ELCHANON PAULUS.


APOCRYPHA

55



APOCRYPHA i

ESDRAS

iv.

4,

3,

PER CAB. TRIG.

8.

7,

Aber der Konig bezwinget sie als der fiber sie herrschet und

Serenissimus et Potentissimus Dominus Tzarus Petrus Alexiovicius Magnus Dux totius magnae,

alle,

alles

was er ihnen gebietet das thun sie. Sie erwurgen und werden erwtirget, und des Koniges Worte gehen sie nit vorbei, heist er toden so toden sie,

heist

sie

es

ers nachlassen

heist

schlagen

2

ESDRAS

42

16

78

Vidi

ecce

sicuti

119

Moscoviae,

^

xi.

ac

so lassen

totius

Dominator,

30

89

Orae

etc.

19,964 F.

RlEDERER.

CABALA SIMPLEX. 9

112

59

96

108

Leopoldus Ignatius Franciscus

de Silva

88 95 69 Baltassar Joseph Felicianus i 4 93

95

concitatus rugiens demittebat 7 5 54

ocem ad aquilam.

Volodomiriae,

Septentrionalis J.

37.

Leo

Cyovias,

Dominus Novogardias aliorumque

so zuschlagen 19,964

er

sie.

Russiae autocrator,

albae

parvas, et

Maximus D. A.

666

666

ALBRICIUS, NICOLAS.* * See Bibliography. 57


BIBLIA CABALISTICA JUDITH

Da

schickten

sie

PER CAB. TRIG.

1-6.

iii.

ihre Bottschafften

ihm und Zorn von deinen wende sprachen, uns denn es 1st besser dass wir dem grossen Konig deinen und dir gehorsam seyn und lebendig bleiben, denn dass wir umbkommen und die

aus,

kamen

zu

gewennen gleichwohl

nichts,

alle

unsere Stadte, Gtiter Berge, Hiigel

Aecker, Ochsen, Schaafe, Ziegen, Rosse und Cameel und was wir darzu auch unser nun haben Gesind ist alles dein, schaffe damit was du wilt, ja auch wir samt unsern Kindern sind deine Knechte, kom zu uns und sey unser gnadiger Herr und branche unsers Diensts wie dirs gefallet. 37>457 ;

Das gedemilthigte und

olmferne dem San Fluss Turckischen aus der gelegen, Hunde Handen gerissen und per accord den achtzehenden Augusti anno ein Tausend siebenhundert und siebenzehen an die Kayserliche WafFen siegreiche ilbergangen unter glucklichen Commando des durchlauchtigsten Generalissimi Printzen

Donau

Francisci Hertzogen von und Piemont, MarggrafFen Savoyen

Eugenii

zu

Saluces,

Vlieses

Rittern des

SAP.

v.

18, 19.

sumet scutum inexpugnabile asquitatem. 953

SAP.

IVSTVM

x.

deduxit

10.

Dominus per illi regnum

vias rectas, et ostendit

Dei et

honestavit ilium in laboribus, I: 95 complevit labores illius. ;

gilldenen

und bey Ihren Kayserlichen

Majestat denten.

Praesi-

Hof-Kriegs-Rath

37,457 J.

Induct pro thorace justitiam, accicertum, piet pro galea judicium

sich sub-

mittirende Belgrad oder Griechisch Weisenburg in Servien an der

F.

RlEDERER.

CAB. PER NUM. MIN.

Ludovicus Quartusdecimus Borbonicus, Dei Gratia Francorum et Navarrensium Rex Christianissimus. 953 J. B. SPADIUS. CAB. PER NUM. MIN. Tertiusdecimus BorLudovicus Dei Gratia Francorum et bonicus, Navarrensium Rex Christianissi-

mus, cognomentoque Justus. 1195 J. B. SPADIUS.


APOCRYPHA SAP.

du

Weil

xii.

denn

PER CAB. TRIG.

15-19. bist

gerecht

regierest du alle Dinge recht, achtest deiner Majestat nicht

so

und ge-

mass jemand zu verdammen, der die

Straffe

Denn

nicht

deine Starcke

verdienet ist

deine

hast

Starcke

hat.

Herr-

cine

der Gerechtigkeit du iiber alle herrschest schonest du auch aller. schaft

und

weil

so

ver-

Denn du

beweiset,

an

denen so nicht glaubeten dass du so gar machtig warest, und hast dich erzeiget an denen die sich keck wusten. Aber du gewaltiger Herrscher richtest mit Lindigkeit und regierest mit viel verschonen denn du vermagst alles was du wilt. Dein Volck aber lehrest du durch solche

und

Werck

dass

seyn

solle.

giltig

59

man

fromm

Der Durchleuchtigste GrossmachFiirst und Herr, Herr tigste Friederich in

Augustus

erwehlter

Pohlen, Gross Herzog Litthauen, Reussen, Preussen,

Konig

in

Mazovien, Samogitien, Kyovien, Wolhynien, Podolien, Podlachien, Lieffland,

und

Smolenskien,

Schernicovien

;

Sachsen Julich, Cleve, des

und Westphalen, Romischen Reichs und Churfurst,

Severien

Herzog zu Berg, Engern Heiligen

Erz-M arse hall

in Landgraf Meissen zu Thuringen, Marckgraf auch Ober und Nieder Lausitz, Burggraf zu Magdeburg, Gefursteter Graf zu Henneberg, Graf zu der Marck Ravensberg und

Barby, Herr

zum

Ravenstein.*

41,332 J.

F.

RlEDERER.

*

The prolonged accumulation of titles is not uncommon in either literal numerical anagrams, but we seldom meet such an enormous specimen as the above. However, in 1705, G. Gothofredus produced a pure literal anagram of I quote it in text (although nonsomewhat similar length on the same king. or

Which of the two would take the longer Biblical) for the purpose of comparison. time to compose, I can hardly say ; I think the literal anagram, but both are unique of their kind. I only Prose anagrams of such a length as 567 letters are very seldom met with. know four that surpass the above in length and ingenuity. One of the best, though not quite the longest, is the prose anagram of 1072 letters made out of Psalm xc., and addressed to the Emperor Leopold in 1684. This, being a Biblical anagram, will But the greatest anagrammatic curios are the appear in my Biblia Anagrammatica. I am acquainted with fifteen of metrical ones, which are very difficult to compose.


BIBLIA CABALISTIC A

6o

PROGRAMMA. quin et Sacri Romani Imperil ArchiMarschallus atque Elector, LandMarchio gravius insuperThuringiae,

Dominus

Friedericus Augustus Poloniarum Rex, Potentissimus

Dux

Magnus Russiae

ac

turn

Lithuanian,

Vollhiniae

turn

turn

Samogitiae, ac Podolias, turn

Misnias, ut et tarn superioris

Masoviasqs,

Prussian,

Podlachiae,

infer! oris

Livonia?, Smolenscia?, porro turn Severiae, sicut et Czernikovias ; et

Dux

simul

et

Cliviae,

Saxoniae

Montium,

et

hie

est

Rex

Sarmatias

PURISSIMUM. suo

vere

Quid STAN1SLAVS ? Est perduellis. Ubi PRIMAS Reg-

legitimus ni,

perduellium

Rex

Heros

CARDINALIS

noster

autem

?

vivat,

PETRVS

qui

universas Sarmatias ditiones

hunc verum

Heros jam ALEXIOWIZIVS Bene

Regem suum spon-

taneo, politiori, nee inani agnoscant

socius,

SMIEGIELSKYO,

Sarmatias,

!

omnes

!

fiet

Bene omni

?

!

Mavortius, qui armatas hostium phalangas animo aggreditur Vivat ejus amicus, ac intrepido hie

armorum

fid us

qui ab execranda ac iniquiori lassas Majestatis crimine aggravata perduellione abhorrens, acclamat, pieque apprecatur. Vivat bene vireat hie Imo vere, hicce legitime unctus

!

Mortuus.

Dominus

:

ANAGRAMMA Ecce

Barby,

atque burgas Ravensteinii.

Juliaci

pariterque Angariae et Westphaliae

quam

Burggravius

ac PrincepsMagdeburgensis, Comes Comes Hennebergensis, et Ravenssic Marcas, pariter

turn

et

adhasc

Lusatiae,

applausu

Regi

!

FIAT [567

!

letters.]

more that six hundred letters. Some are written in musical monkish metres of nearly forty lines, and one (facile princeps) runs to the extraordinary length of It is Casimir s hymn, 132 hexameter and pentameter lines, and contains 4419 letters. Omni die, die Marice, finely turned into classic elegiacs. It is by a Jesuit of Prague, and was written c. 1672. There is a copy of the book containing it to be seen at the Prague University Library, but nowhere else, as far as I know. I transcribed it when at Prague some years ago, and shall place it in an anagrammatic Breviary if I get the these, all having

opportunity of arranging and printing what

I

have.


APOCRYPHA ECCLI. xxiv.

etc.

2,

In medio

63

Ecclesia^

58 68 80

Aperiet

Os

ejus,

Et implebit Eum Dominus

1 1 1 I

10

184 149 !59 92

Spiritu Sapientiae Et Intellectus,

Stolaque gloriae

Induct

61

eum

1074

1074 J.

ECCLI. xxiv.

Dominus tecum ab

PER CAB. ORD.

9.

initio

et ante

I55

secula.

ECCLI. xxiv. Si cut

1

O

cui Regina o

ccelum et terra 5S 1

SAN JUAN.

PER CAB. ORD. 1

3

:

2

O

Lilium

in

quo cubat Deus. 1312 SAN JUAN.

PER CAB. ORD.

13.

Quasi Cypressus exaltata. En quasi Cypressus exaltata.

se

1

subjicit.

13.

cedrus exaltata.

ECCLI. xxiv.

B. SPADIUS.

1435 1480

ex qua Sol enituit. ^435 ad Coelum Jacobi Scala per quam Stella

T

ascenditur.

48

SAN JUAN. ECCLI. xxiv.

PER CAB. ORD.

14.

Cades. Quasi Palma exaltata in

1 1

62

Maria. Jucundissima Virgo

quasi

Palma

exaltata.

62

PER CAB. ORD.

ECCLI. xxiv. 14.

O

1 1

SAN JUAN.

1060

Munda

ex macula originali.

1060

SAN JUAN.


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

62

ECCLI. xxiv.

15.

Ich bin aufgewachsen wie AhOrnen, gab einen lieblichen Geruch von mir wie Cynnamet und k6stich

Wurze und

liche

besten

wie die

Galban und Onych

Myrrhen wie

und Myrrhen und wie der Wey-

dem Tempel.

rauch in

13,486

PER CAB. TRIG. Hoffmann von Christian

HofFmannswaldau auff Arnoldsmiihl, Romischen Kayserlichen der Majestat Prseses

Anno

Rath, wie auch Rathsder Stadt Breslau, starb

Christi

MDCLXXIX den

April. ].

ECCLI. xxx.

Mortuus non

F.

Pater ejus, sed quasi mortuus, similem enim

Ludovicus Quartusdecimus Borbonius, Dei Gratia Gallorum et

872

Navarre Rex Christianissimus. 872

sibi

post

se.

J.

ECCLI. xxx. Pater

ejus

defensorem

reliquit sua? contra inimicos,

reddentem gratiam.

832

Ludovicus Quartusdecimus BorDei Gratia Gallias et bonicus, Rex Christianissimus. 832 Navarre J.

ECCLI. Induit

xlv.

eum Dominus

B. SPADIUS.

CAB. PER NUM. MIX.

6.

mirum Domus et amicis

REIDERER.

CAB. PER NUM. MIX.

4.

est

est

reliquit

xviii

i

B. SPADIUS.

PER CAB. ORD.

7.

stolam gloria?.

1483

Ecce Alphonsus Presul Ecclesis 1483

Toletanse.

SAN JUAN. ECCLI. Dedit

illi

xlvii.

PER CAB. ORD.

6.

Dominus coronam

gloria?.

1130

Archiepiscopus Ecclesise Toletanse. 113

1130 Theologorum Theologus. SAN JUAN.


APOCRYPHA BARUCH 80

64

iii.

CABALA 518 SIMPLEX.*

5.

88

44 24 tue et nominis 60 87

23 tui in

tempore

Et i

115

MACHAB.

300 49 245 195 facta est Laetitia toto in

Und warden

viii.

v. 9, for

machte.

230^

1754

(On

the Dutch.}

Die durch gantz Europa beruhmten Herrn Generaal Staaten der

6043 vereinigten Provinzien. J. F. RlEDERER.

another.

t This, which was called a of a new Archbishop at Treves there.

79

PER CAB. TRIG.

14.

6043

* See Micah

58.1

populo magna valde.

sehr

zum Konig

iv.

440

machtig und wan solche Tugend bey Ihnen dass sich keiner

Tu

62.

Inclytus Heros. Vienna plausus.

in

MACHAB.

^39

Hyppolytus Centurionus,

isto.

i

105

151

151

Memento manus 48

63

was exhibited at the election scripturistico-cabalisticon, in 1754, among other literary devices of the Jesuits



NOVUM TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM



NOVUM TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM MY

New Testament collection begins with a long cabalistic soliloquy of the Virgin Mary on the words of the angel in Joseph s dream u Flee into ii. 13), (Matt. Egypt." It comes from the remarkable book of Josephus Mazza, the laborious Capucin, a work so rare that I know of no other copies in but own. He uses the for the texts of the England my Vulgate soliloquies, and other texts will be found further on in St. Luke and St. John. Each soliloquy of the Virgin contains sixty-three cabala, that her being supposed age when she died. The wording is generally very appropriate, and the labour entailed in making such excellent cabalistic lines must have been enormous.

MATT. SOL 118

39

FUGE

J

Hinc exulandum 95

T0

75 est

Et effugium non 104

Modo

a

U

M

.

159

729

34 Filj

729

;

128

39

TI 4

nisi

in

fuga

,

i

I

572

47o 2 53

L O QJJ

13.

^GYPTUM.

IN

5

I

ii.

291

729

;

5

169

Jordane pergendum ad Nilum, 67

729


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

68 95

20

140

ibi

Bethlem

4.

Et

5.

Quam

122

181

81 66 308 4 ac infanda Hierusalem hodie, impia

Si

iS

97

92

impij

sic

Tantum

11.

Ut modo

12.

Ad

5

185

Numen,

104

3

94

ab

eis

defecere,

338^

729

aufugiens,

2 45

399

729 729

;

TOO 310 314 illosque ita confugiens,

3

729

103

Numine

159 92 ^48^ 235 fiunt sic inde odibiles

195

Jamque

729 729

194

abs Dei

10.

190

18

!

1

200 39 27 Coeli ardent in

83

33 i 9.

729

!

378 tarn deteriores Niliacis,

89 8.

99

327

TIT

Si

729

89

Quam 89

7.

275

Meroem immutanda.

Hebrei ergo execrandi

181 6.

60

1

39 in

729 55

n

13.

perhorreas, deseras Jacob,

Jam

120

195 14.

Jamque

15.

Nee quod jam 20

1

6.

8.

263

immerito

136

271

95

429

Hie depulsus 20

TOO

164

19.

Ibi

fies,

eris,

50

41

20.

Hinc

illic

TOO

recipient,

136 alent

I 279 a Tuis,

;

47 85 es neci,

729

729 729

729

301 144 alienis dilectus. 199

729

97 agis,

291

132

3

At Chamitac Te 20

1

97 agis,

30

151

32

Cham.

Hie barbare ab Herode addictus 91

17.

&

diligas,

204

38

287 praeferas

95

199

non Tui, Tui

14 fient.

729

729


NOVUM TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM 95

21.

16

5

22.

48

3

Ad Ut

1

06

hasc lasta 202

190

23.

J 116 174 39 49 Ecclesia erit in Semine.

105

Et ab inde amodo

34 Filj

266

190

123

Ut

audij

25.

Ut

26.

Quo jam

190

27 Coeli

mandatum

729

:

114

9

de fuga,

729 729

novi causam mandati,

200

240

30

259

raptim eundum,

in

161

27.

Qua

28.

Per Loca nimirum

85

207

arida,

aspera,

729

3 4 J

401

14

729

habendum,

iter

258

54

125

729

I 7

174

113 tarn diu

729

Adde, montuosa, abrupta, 89

212

16 95 et hasc,

317 inhospita, inaccessa

729

30.

Sed

31.

Nec non 48

172

32.

(Inde

diris

33.

Hisce, inquam, bene perceptis 113

260

36

34

25

113

148

34.

Heu

qualis

alme

Filj

me

adijt

angor

35.

Quam

38

TOO

181

200

202 275^ squallida, horrida,

102

12

feralia,

ceca,

48

97

inde

81 illico

729

:

Quo

37.

Quali in Corde moerore confecta

affecta perdiro dolore

39

122

729

322 :

angustias

36.

180

;

729

H2

169

248

729

362

42

efferas

729

170

89

250

solum idonea Feris)

220

105

729

155

205

179^

42^

113

172

52

25

729

322

tandem me bene deduxi.

asgrum ego foveam Cor

24.

29.

150

29

mi

69

210

729

:

178 !

729


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

yo 46 38.

124

Summus

95

41.

45.

100

Ac

408

plene spiritu defecissem,

48.

6

21

729

126

242

329 ea alia gaudiosa nate conversa,

Ad TOO

106

Non

alte

230

102

5

Nee ad 237

Attamen

ubi

Dolor

ille

1

eadem ego 431

258

729

205

50.

kt mde ad necem usque 4

Ac 20

52.

53.

5

43^

6

35

63

345

249

30

(

729 173

dilanior 65

729

;

151

Ac

Ut

189

ne ea recogitem meas Animae nulla jus. 32

213

159

tarn valide sibi vendicant Cor,

38

ioo

3

123

729

305

Hie mala, nedum imminent, adsunt in joo 4 129 272 113 190

54.

.

729

recogito,

plene resurgit,

Dire redit insimul moeror, 95

729

26 4

52

35

.3

ilia

ioo

178

88^

729

462

gaudia prosilijssem,

ll1

34

293

122

alta

164

729

moerorem efFregissem,

49.

51.

729

284 98 257 Si a masstis ijs aversa,

.

47.

729

217

i

38

46.

729

283

100^ re vera plene concidissem,

5

44.

_

concidi,

defeci,

176

75

Kt

89

43.

729 98

32

propemodum

4

42.

205

399

Vita

729

:

item moeror.

200

40.

167

dolor adfuit ineffabilis

400 39.

210

164

142 cito

Mihi

;

729 729

275

nee animo ab eisdem averti,

729


CAB A LIST I CUM

NOVUM TESTAMENTUM 38

92

55.

Nee

sic

56.

Hodie

66

144

137

191

aut velim, aut valeam 200

105

57.

Soli

amodo sum

14

46

58.

Ei mihi delude

57

2 59

4

7 29

ad jucunda convert!, 191

139

347

247

5

112

173

I

729

;

IJ 3

324

i75 est

729

;

addicta dolori

99

tradendum Cor;

Ac ipsum omni gaudio denegandum.

60.

Ad

51

5

5

6

32

hoc ea mala 1

131

95

Amor

J

44

25

3

jam me

Ad

62.

Et hos dolores cogor amare,

95

13

128

64

29

Id enim mi

63.

MATT. JEdificavit

vii.

ipse 160

249

34 Fili

128

i2 0>

adigit,

alligat

729

97

204

48 amabile,

729 206

131

quod jubet Amor.

729 TOSEPHUS MAZZA.

CAB. 322 SIMPLEX. Sanctus Corradus Confallonerius. Anathemata B. Conrado.

24.

domum suam

729

cogunt praesentia,

61.

hoc et

729

340

270

25

me

729

20 ^

^1

59.

5

71

supra 3 22

little before This and the cabala of Matt. xxvi. 20 date from a Biblical anagramma and are the earliest specimens of the 1 60 i a collection of from taken are with. met I have numericum They in honour of the left arm anagrams and other literary devices composed relic to his native a of the above saint, when it was brought as

of Placentia (Piacenza) in 1620. Another numerical literary device, circumstances and exact date thus :

called

supfutatio,

gives


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

De

Divi Conradi Brachio Placentiam translate

Supputatio per numeros minores

Brachium

98 65

Sinistrum Sancti

42 73

Conradi Confalonerii Anachorita,

7i

1

104 38

Ex Netina Urbe

Ad

9

Gives

1

82

Placentinos Transferetur

1620

These supputationes soon fell out of fashion, and hardly went beyond the circle of the literary dilettanti round about Piacenza, which included J. B. Spadius, Hieronymus Spadius, and Josephus Folianus, of Modena by birth, but a citizen of Piacenza. H. Spadius edited the collection, and J. Folianus gave a good synopsis of the cabalistic artifices and how they came into vogue.

MATT.

Tu

es

Petra,

et

xvi.

hie

P ER

18.

super

hanc

Petram axiifkabo Ecclesiam meam.

Franciscus

CAB. ORD.

Gottf.

Carol.

Anton. Comes a Ostein.

loan.

1743

1743 In the year 1743 there was a vacancy in the Archiepiscopal See of Mentz, and a curious was issued, entitled Vox interrogans, pamphlet in which the claims of the Count of Ostein were defended elaborate

by The above was the only Scriptural one, and the anagrammatic proof. text was This and* the slightly changed to include the year 1743. following example are the only two I have met with on this famous text. One would have expected more.


NOVUM TESTAMENTUM MATT.

Tu et

xvi.

CABALISTICUM

73

CABALA SIMPLEX.*

i

es Petrus,

super hanc

148

Joannes

8

Marcus

1 1

Petram

65 53

j^Edificabo

69 67 123 63 57 97

Rosettus Petinae

Ecclesiam

64

Ecclesiae

Meam

28

Antistes

476

476

A. CARRARIA, Triumphus,

MATT. Es wird ilber tlber

xxiv.

sich

PER CAB. TRIG.

7.

ein

Volck

emporen das ander, und ein Konigreich das ander. 47^9

{"Whigs

Die zwei streitende

Fidelis servus

Ut

det

illis

In tempore

153 I 10 182

F.

RlEDERER,

85 7 1

1

06

119 103

Illustrissimus et

221 181

D.D. Franciscus

1 1 1

Sanctas

57 59 57 114 82

Romanas Ecclesie

Presbyter Cardinalis

Tritici

Mensuram

Ferrariensis

92 129 1

1103 J.

De On

/)

Reverendissimus

Sacratus

*

/

Factionen

CABALA SIMPLEX,

Dominus Super Familiam suam

"

Engelland Whiggs und Torrys.

xxiv. 45,

Et prudens Quern constituet

Milan.

(4769).

and Tories

J.

MATT.

etc.,

B.

103

SPADIUS,

F. Sacrato, S.R.E. Card.

the occasion of the election of Rosetti to a small bishopric in Italy.

in


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

74

MATT.

xxv. 20.

Domine, quinque

talenta tradidisti

mihi.

355

CAB. 355 SIMPLEX. Divus Corradus Anachoreta Placentinus.

Anathemata B. Conrado.

6 755

6 755

MATT, Data

est ei

xxviii.

PER CAB. ORD.

18.

potestas in Coelo et in

terra.

Causa veras

letitiae

veri gaudii.

MARC.

xii.

n.

Mirabile in oculis nostris.

PER CAB. ORD. 1045

En

Pra:sul

Magne

Ecclesie

tane.

MARC. Est mirabile

xii.

xii.

CABALA EX

11.

in oculis nostris.

MARC. Viam Dei

1359

359

1186

Veritas de terra orta

est.

n. 1

186

PER CAB. ORD.

14.

in veritate docens.

Ps. Ixxxv.

ToleIO 45

999

Presul

Magne

Ecclesie Toletane.

Nature miraculum.

999 999


NOVUM TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM Luc.

i,

Aber der

350

Engel sprach zu ihm

702 669 728

Farchte dich nicht

dann

561

dein Gebet

412 1058 766 506 647 660

erhort

1st

75

und dein Weib Elisabet

wird dir einen Sohn

gebaren

6

3

73 6 5

Luc.

i.

28.

Ave, Maria, gratia plena

;

Dominus

tecum.

PER CAB. ORD. Ave Templum Sanctissimas

Triadis.

1412

1412

SAN JuAN.f * This was fulfilled by the Empress Elizabeth Christina in 1715, and the Europaische Fama, No. 177, compliments Riederer on his vaticination and (see Gen. xxviii. 3, 4) quotes another he had made. t What I am going to remark upon this most excellent specimen of the cabalistic art will, I think, on the first reading of it, appear absolutely incredible and impossible. For Ave Templum Sanctissimce Triadis is certainly such an ex in tremely ingenious and appropriate cabalistic interpretation of the words of the Angel Luke i. 28, that those readers who have come so far as this in my book, and have

be met in composing a really good and suitable no doubt agree that here we have one hard to beat, on the right hand or cabalistical it stands alone would seem an additional reason for supposing it had no

realised the difficulties that have to cabalisticon

or

even

on

Biblical texts, will match. Moreover, as

column of

this Bible, this fellows or equals, or even inferiors.

will be thought when I assert that I could easily from my own shelves of and produce nine or ten thousand other examples, most of them equally good,

What rarities

some in the

number

certainly better, and all accurately counting up the required same true cabalistical way i.e., per cabalam ordinariam, as the

of the text

example

in

my


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

76

Ave, Maria, gratia plena.

Purior angelis.

651

En

651 651

spes nostra.

Maria Deo soli Hasc enim Dei

Imago Deo

cedit est

jam Imago,

vere simillima,

Plane mira infinita

Et ideo Deo

hasc amabilior

Ea ei Pulchrior Ac amore hinc ardens (Oh mirabile dictu) :

!

Ave, gratia plena.

In, sed

380

ab

ilia fit

380

caro,

lam illic ea caro Deus Mater Dei Puella

;

;

Adde concepit illibata Ea non a carnali semine, :

A

Coelesti

Oh Oh Oh

Flamine plena.

rara prodigia alta

!

Dignitas Gaudia plane Diva !

!

JOSEPHUS MAZZA. Nay, I could bring nearly five hundred examples in Italian as well and this the only text in the whole Bible to which such remarks are applicable. The explanation of all this is simple enough when we hear it. These first six words of the Angelical Salutation have always been special favourites with \he anagram makers, ever since Joannes Baptista Agnensis, the blind dependent of Cardinal Julius Rospigliosus, sent forth his first hundred in i66r, which were so much admired. Before he died, he made over a thousand, all pure and appropriate and more marvellous still, a Pole, in 1702, sent forth a folio containing three thousand anagrams, all in the elegiac metre, and with other men s attempts my shelves contain nearly ten thousand specimens, all different text.

;

is

;

!

Now, although

the composition of an anagram is worked out in a way very different from the arithmetical process necessary for a good example of cabalistic art, still, when the anagram is completed, and the full number of letters appropriately used, if we count up the letters by any cabalistical progression we like to use, we get the same numerical result as would be obtained by counting up by the same cabalistical progression previously used the letters of the

anagramma was derived. Thus in the way of numeration

all

programing from which the

these anagrams are the cabalistica of the


NOVUM TESTAMENTUM

CABALISTICUM

77

Dominus tecum.

761

Ora pro populo Maria Insignis Virgo SAN JUAN. Celum terris unis.

O

913

Templum

Benedicta in mulieribus.

Hierusalem.

Fons pietatis et letitie Mater pietatis et clementiae, Illumina

En

Benedicta in mulieribus.

Benedicta

in mulieribus.

me

luce tua.

908

Tu

863

Gaude Mater

gloria Jerusalem. inviolata

Pura Mater Agni Immolati

Ne

derelinquas

me

in via.

SAN JUAN.

Luc.

Und

i.

Elisabeth

sihe

PROGNOSTICON CABALISTICUM.*

36, 37. ist

auch

und schwanger mit einem Sohn die geht jetzt im sechsten Mond, unSie im Geschrey ist, dass

Dann bey Gott ist fruchtbar sey. kein Ding unmoghlich. 11,402

Die Allerdurchleuchtigste Furstin und Frau, Frau Elizabeth Christina

Romischen

der

Kayregierenden Herrn Majestat Herrn Caroli Sexti unschatzbare Gemahlin.

serlichen

11,402 J.

F.

RlEDERER.

are in the present instance of Luc. i. 28, they original programing and consequently not one of the But intention. that with made not cabalistica of that text, although which brought forth the arithmetical

process ten thousand anagrams was made by without being an anagram, Ave Templum Sanctissimce Triadis, for that is a cabalisticon It was it an anagram make ever could stand as they and no variation of the letters alone (as far as I know) stands and produced by the arithmetical-cabalistic process, found have been evolved out of this one text. I have against the myriad host which above. a few on portions of the Salutation, as * On the accouchement of the Empress of Charles VI. Appropriately (?) sent to in the sixth month the Court periodical, Europaische Fama, in December, 1715,

Her Majesty

s

conception.


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

78

Luc. 497

i.

39.

in

ioi

1

7

1.

27

Ignem

2.

3.

74

Vique jam

4.

Ideo eo

illico tendit,

I4 ,

Ecce 8.

39 In

294

239

hie perhibet 18 170

9 6o

;

52

_

74 Filio

Coehco plemssima Igne, quia Dei 210

5

42

135

5

30

96

jam

plena

197

i

190

128

109

305

En

ut a Gabriele didicit concepisse Cognatam, 225 292 9 58 169 39 164 Ac, mirante Natura, de Coelo foecundam in senio, 93 231 342 24 6 Inde celer pergit, currit, advolat. 1 66 4 3985 42 38 114 Ac in se bene conscia, nee arcani

960

192

4

10.

960*

115

Montana, ad Elisabeth, ad Joannem bene celerrime accedit

35 9.

ipsa 212

o6 o 20

MARIA

ijs

,,70

-

o6 o

I0 9

potest, facit. ioi 9 98

Testimonium de

o6 o

;

quo propendit,

355

Et quantum

~ l6

960

:

348

^

493 6.

960

060

non amat

pollens, otiari 228 200

4 01

95 5.

81

45

175 est

212 380 30 hie ortus, fugit ima, 100 112 225 219

3

58

292

20

De summis 2

169

MONTANA

IN

ad altiora deferri, Natura

Cceli,

309

9

221

5

212

39

EXURGENS MARIA ABIJT

960 960

48^

11.

12.

6

ioo

^30

255

4

060 113

haud

265

116

14.

Fert sane, 22 3

15.

32

6.

i

8.

96

ioi

49

Deum

172

fert.

105

186

266

178

ioo

117

i

plane Verbi verbis fere magis admiranda 61 40 93 190 423 In electa almi Filioli Anima prodigia conglobarunt. 51 384 296 213 16^ ecce spretis f

Nature This

line

960

959, for Igne

960 960 060

legibus,

=

960

4o

H4

Nam

960

186

136

verba plene emula Verbi 86

960

190

hodie ibidem facta decent Prodigia

Imo

39

17.

&

66

Tune alma MARINE 69

1

95

190

consilij 171

129

Ea, jam Deifera, Parenti, ac Puero, 171

169 certa

=

51.


NOVUM TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM 264

218

19.

Omnique

illius

20.

Virginea statim operante voce, 224

225

i

49

27

105

150

21.

Nondum

Puer

a

Deo

Coeli

fit

mente

69

34

22.

Imo

ille

23.

Tanta luce plane perfunditur,

24.

Tales a Triade recipit Amoris flammas,

292 talibus 118 212

186

190 20

148

291

48

163

534

96

,

220

236

138 186

39

132

129

Deum Hominem

26.

Ibi

27.

Et adoratum adeo accenso corde

45

120

20

Ut

valde

ibi

95

20

29.

Et

ibi

30.

Et deinde

Ac

3o8

ioo

33.

Sed en 5

Ad

earn

supersunt 168

105

MARI^ 96

m

605

alia praeclara

26

:

48

169

453 49 6

37.

Et

Ut

.

Gratiae,

l86 22 66 4 2l6 J 73 certe hodie tot, tales, ac tantae,

190 95

274

401

et Paraclito repleatur,

960

l82

65

36.

38.

:

l6 4

Inde immensae profluunt Animae 95

202

406

vocem inde exulat Satan

Paterna plane profligatur culpa, 48

96

7%

ediderunt Virginis verba.

210

21

1

3T4

317

En hsc omnia 35

ioo

361

saltus edat. pre nimio gaudio

32.

247

,

5

laetissime exultet 161 108 8t 125

16

89

275

355

ibi illico

35

96

44 39 356 85 321 subito se vertat in faciem,

20

4

205 rediligat

concitus aestu,

57

95

122

162

50

326

190

35.

96

;

2I

et acclinis adoret, cognitum humillime,

28.

34.

J

95

191

299

95

31.

in

264

Matre dignoscat

25.

20

179 Vir.

354

Ut

ibi

c

9

donis inde impletur,

179

i

320

158

ordine conculcato,

290

231

79

s

9 bc ,


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

8o 314 39.

Nulli subinde

Agiocosmus postea

certo

277

39

496

34 ^

42.

Tantusve 190

43.

42^

Ut bene 4

44. 45.

76

Ac

46.

Oh

ergo

Oh

Oh Sed

49.

in

960

Juda, 275^

^30

MARI/E Vox jam 49

180^

42

198^

39

TOI

MARIA

174 finitima

Oh jam

960

!

mire properosa

960

!

286

42

104^

^

280

230

concepti

960

!

406

104

insuper bene mire Operosa

30

960

135

vere miranda

Deo Numini bene

344

.

960 179

3

^277

340

105

^

48

114

major omnibus dicatur ab Ipso.

Charitas in et

960

fiat

281

140

262

89 95

48.

no^

343

449 Virtus,

48

47.

habeatur

960

firme credatur Maessias,

Plebi,

48 48

ille

^

122

960

34

175

380

41.

^

277 85 na^vo ille se subdat, 208 106 266

230

159

40.

306

190

150

Illumque tandem Matri refundat,

960

!

186

30

156

Emmanuelis Mater jam Homogenea

!

4 142 178 27 42 178 96 149 95 Deo, ac Coeli Gratia plena, hanc, et ilium cito affert 66 210 184 190 119 191 Ut hodie Joanni, Elisabeth, adsit Emmanuel,

960

49

50.

51.

53. 54. 55.

Dum

ergo

58.

sedulo

90

Ecquis non magnified 115

57.

talia ibi

TOO

257

56.

960

128 190 274 184 Nee tamen adsit nisi, ut Jesus, 188 470 302 Idest persolvens, salvans ; 281 14 214 4 251 196 Adde, omnibus ornans, ditans, ac Magnificans. 122 in 20 239 226 118 124

146

38

52.

960

230

Vel tuo

69 illo

51

39

Nam

95

in

Te

176

efficis

MARIA

no Tibi

960 ?

960

228

42

Cantico non bene decantet TOI

960

4

183 canat, ac efFerat 125

Te Magnificam ioo

960

Virgo,

106

95

960

251

960

?

189

maxima Deus

124 efFecit,

960


NOVUM TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM 39 in

91

59-

At

100

ioi

60.

61.

85 Facta es

199

95

Quin

et

63-

TOO

128

218

nisi

Tecum

64

75

443

38

enim adjutorium 60

10

illi

133 plane simile

960

;

Adas pia Conredemptrix

960

;

86

104

4

90

223

Ideoque

Tu

6 Domina, Magninca, ac magnince

105

131

123

^

Amodo

960

:

96

596

190 40

223

62.

100

plene omnia dona non

109 alijs

81

143

71

Dominum 26

61

176

960

124

una cu almo Domino, Magnificat anima mea Domina.

960 JOSEPHUS MAZZA.

Luc.

i.

PER CAB. ORD.

42.

Benedictus fructus ventris

tui.

1

970

Cunctorum

decusque mor-

gloria

talium.

1970

Luc. 48. Respexit Deus humilitatem Ancille

PER CAB. ORD. Quasi mirrha electa dedit suavitatem

sue.

odoris.

i.

1853

Luc. Beatam

i.

dicunt

te

PER CAB. ORD.

48.

omnes genera-

tiones.

I2 45

Salve Lactatrix Christi.

Virginem

adora

e

spina

1245 macula

tutam.

O Luc. Fecit

magna

i.

49.

qui potens

1021

est.

Remedium

totius

mundi.

PER CAB. ORD. Originariae maculae munda est.

Munda

puritatis imago.

1245 1245

1 02 1 1021

SAN JUAN. Luc.

i.

59.

SOLILOOUIUM. 3!

430

345

VENERUNT CIRCUMCIDERE PUERUM 34

16

Filj ecce

161

98

20

nobis Dies Hie,

30

414

3

1076

300

jam octavus ab Ortu

;

1076


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

82 280

296

158

342

^

2.

Estve secundum ordine Sabbatum

3.

Neutri attamen,

Quin 190

5.

6.

179

384

95

ioo

Te,

ita

15

63

5

sit

Nos acturum

270

154

,

ad necem, T

3^

3 l6

5

247 97 7 1 253 doloris gladio amare conrodiens. 2 35 161 55 20 73 115 140 malefica. fiunt bona vel Nobis Hie ipsa

218

7.

Meque Tecum 113

164

8.

Heu

dolor

9.

r

tenellum, indebite addicens ad Vulnera.

190

!

n5

343 vel fcelicitatum

En

,

utnque,

Ut amodo

;

434

332 tarn nefastum 105

35

342

secundum

id vere

IIX

i99 4.

80

1

13

237

304

;

J 32 46 indicat mala,

405

Numerus

226 280 296 140 39 cubatione Et in ipsa designat acerbitatem, 210 106 1 60 213 203 89 95 Sed et afferens nefasta alte, pro gaudijs, 108 66 249 214 175 99 95

10. 11.

12.

Omni

eliminata 220 165

165

dolores hodie addit

laetitia,

66

215

immanes

13.

Immanes inquam, adeoque hodie ambobus immanes,

14.

Ut

horrore depressa,

95

XI 3

19

15. 1

6.

JI 5

L

T

26

135

295

303

,

?

^

dehciat,

86

266

7

2

Mens mea

;

165

245

23

Et Cor, vel a solo pavore, fere depereat. 164 no 216 113 260 30 183 Tibi autem heu qualis 35

J

34

89

59

79

jam imminet dolor

En

18.

Te 95

250

19.

Et

quasi

20.

Ac

ceu Circumcisione indigus expian,

45

21.

Eo

39 in

95

4

T

sed acer arripitur Gladius,

320 5 2^ secturus vulnere, 88 10 246

33

laethali

,

250

137

Adae dire deperditi germen

108

239

381

3oo

/-

.

17.

Filj, sacer,

!

2I1

469

109

222

tenernma Carne ictum

344

esses, , .

361

excipies

;

u/u


NOVUM TESTAMENTUM 22. 23.

95

50

48

Et

hinc,

oh

5

280

Ad

quos

241

260

81

Tu

92

164

39 95

Te

qualis illico in 190 214 387

CABALISTICUM 244

dolor adveniet

1076

!

?

cogeris vagitus 250 493

83

1076

^

24.

Quas longe evomes lachrymas 4

25.

401

Ac quantum

27.

29.

169

1076

1076 1076

;

188

113

154

261

205

169

337

^

175^

Heu

32.

156 ^71 Tenella etiam Siliceo Gladio

immanis

!

151

5

.S3

_

2

137

f

.4

8

Hinc Divinus itidem inde 86

1076

infcelicem

Mariam

!

1076

282

inflictus est ictus

125

1076

121

97

At heu nimium Miseram, planeque

31.

34.

?

229

39 125

113

33.

1076

354 Sentiam, ni prae dolore reddar exanimis, 282 281 246 172 95 Te effundente. effundam, Animamque Sanguinem 91

30.

f

362 Quas prassens meismet auribus, 220 100 279 242 235 hicernet oculis Meisque plene sentiam 235

28.

?

299

Cruoris emittes

320

165

26.

372

jo jam 226 _

effluit

1076

!

254 175 114 resecta est Caro, 283

1076

Cruor

1076

:

242 409 336 Acerbae fluunt ab oculis lacrymae, 400 95 169 362 50 3

1076

_

35. 36. 37.

Et dolens adeo anxiaris, convelleris, 180 81 190 6 278 69 169 103 Ut ea plaga, dolore cogente, Animam videaris efflare. 228 118 95 140 TOO 95 52 180 63 5 Et ego

ista

334 38.

Quique modo 16

39.

34

Ecce

41.

Horum 89

30

Si

jam

46

et Ipsa

293 39 95 211^ in Te saevijt Gladius 81 604 295

meam

pariter Animam pertransivit. 400 4 63 83 179 109 acri, ac acerrima vi moreremur Ambo, 118 38 301 302 198 nee Coeleste illis obesset consilium,

ille

238

40.

omnia videns, ad necem agor,

104

;

1076

1076 1076 1076 1076

1076 1076


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

84

42.

Si

43.

nee

et

majora 1

Magna

Nos enim

46.

Ad

6

89

,

148

284

25 18

47. 48.

Sicut

J

[

7

;

6

maxima manent, 369

107

5

Pater e Coelis praeordinat, 3 o

381

Nos Decreto Dei 161

25

95

216

Te, Me,

qua?, 217

obsistere, execrabile, 314 204

115

Nobis vel effugere impossibile. 122

15

80

et majora, quin

si

282

1

199

89 95

165

150

Nobis appeteret

a

141

45.

5

l8 5

Numen.

sunt haic, sed vere dolorum initia

64

150

,

Salus exigeret, l61 3 66

T

300

59

44.

Mundi 141

38 95

89

39 1

271

163

124 Si nee aliud

38

89

380

49.

Eja ergo

50.

Nam

51.

Qui

52.

Vere ergo non

1

169

51

80

112

161

32

obeamus ea Mala Nobis addicta 189

312

175 est

Deus

ista disponit,

qui

6

"248

fortiter

:

216

132 175 244 140 est amans Pater ; ipsa ordinat, 206 210 122 100 128 I SO 130

169

^

30

nisi

Jam

54.

Necnon,

55.

Vellem equidem 69

Me

56.

58.

Sed 190

59.

60. 1.

Homo

i

125

1

60 95^ Te

213

49

266 52 258 decretas ego subire

Hominem 163

189

132

suffici.

;

307

132

215

reparabilis 96

sane, ut Hominem redimas, perimi debes 225 124 191 299 64 173 Certe enim, sine tua cruenta morte, 26

42

424

_

354

incolumi, pro

non per merum

190

283

opere copulan

Te

Deo

^

pervium,

221

95

Tibi a ioo

108 116

191

reduci

Tu

38

6

66

no

in

ioo

174

95 1

5

Omnesque 89

5

Te poems non

Imo ego ad poenas, 34 o

57.

:

138

summo

Tibi hoc

203 52

jubet

Homines per Te ad Coelum 260 no 51 170 39 25

53.

150

eligit,

95

125

192

300 vult

138

optima

38

Nee Adam bene redemptus, nee

144

10

Ipse

Adx

:

;

I0 7 354

Redemptor,


NOVUM TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM 62.

63.

170

271

loo

128

Quia

Salus

non

nisi

282

125

164

274

Nee

eris

JESUS,

1076

per Sanguinem, 109

268

Came

coesus.

128

38

85

95 nisi et

1076

JOSEPHUS MAZZA.

Luc.

ii.

7.

SOLILOOUIUM. 327

309

39

125

EUM

RECLINAVIT

IN PR^SEPIO

8co

126

1

.

2.

3.

194 29 278 139 34_ Siccine nasceris Dilecte Jesu mi Filj no 200 126 4 52 95

Et frigidam, ioo

128

Non

nisi 1

69

ac algidam tibi Seligis 34 96 39 403

Stabulum habes

60

48

Imo pro blanda Cuna

5.

Et stramen hoc

296

8.

60

133

_

pro cubili 214

Inops etenim Inopis Filius 200

200 7.

i

65 _ foenile

218

159

209 6.

51

_

Praesepium,

42

Neque quo bene

262

96

tegaris,

habes

;

J 20 95 93 314 39 50 89 Sed hie et glacial i nudus in Bruma, 16 45 6 183 51 .94 Ecce hoc rudi obvolueris lineo :

9.

35

10.

1

1.

in

238

115

301

En

tarn despecta reciperis Caula, I 122 300 190 187 tremens a Gelu Ut

gravi 200 200

51 38 311 fovearis, nee Igne. 128 481 _

12.

Neque Pannis 96

95

13.

Plane

Te

95

14.

Te

2 95

algor excruciat, 59

I

^1

I

9

offendit. pariter hocce foenum

213

Brumam,

JEdem,

389

4.

95

in

134

^

?

800


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

86

15. 1

6.

ioo 230 470 Ita subinde t-ortus 201 205 225

Summe 106

17. 8.

Oh

!

9 231 98 94 tremorem adis ah ? fletum edis, 121 3 1 60 20 64 215 179 ulla ab tillo hie pia; Spes opis. 66 188 138 319 ;

Nee 89

20.

Coelum hodie precibus advoco,

Si

276 21.

221

113

Ac orans haud 192

89

Homines adeam, barbare

Si

24.

323 ^30 Venisti jam 9

1

Hinc ab

Jam 48

29.

Oh

eis

31. 32.

reyectus, 96

800 403

5

800

etiam posthabendus

;

34 20

Ideoque

hie, 38

.3

228 ^

Filj ipsis

223

159

ncdum I2 5

En

J

Ah

22

20

800

:

356

800

despectior ; 108 290

quanti

508

800

Homo, 128

290

Sed jam nee etiam, quanti Bellua, 3

ioo fies.

37 !

35

1

800

112

ergo hie contemptus ab Homine.

9

34.

800

;

^

Habeberis

35

33.

recipere

800

fallor

89

800

217

428 Bestijs associandus ; 137 125 490

182

30.

800

confugere debes ad Stabulum. 275

His

sane repellar.

653

266

97

28.

94

3

800

221

tuos,

3

At Impij Te nolunt

30

27.

800

310

5

amans ad

95

97..

5

26.

132

800

800

n6

151

800

230

115

5

426 36 fiam exorans. 31

23.

25.

160

14

Ferreum, adde, /Kneum, ad opem reperiam, 4

22.

800

320

38 19.

800

rigens, pleneve dolens, 201 324 169

Alte agentibus, rigore, dolorc 48

1

8co 169

800

303

Itidem Brutis miserior,

800


NOVUM TESTAMENTUM 168

35. 36. 37.

315 ignoraris a cunctis, .

I2 4

_

i

<

800

^279

800

Aspernaris item a Tuis. 48

264

Oh

pudor

Si

140

113

heu

!

99

89

38.

235

_

deflebilis pietas

800

!

306

227

79

Dicebare olim

!

Hominum

40.

95 164 Sed posthac diceris, et eris 290 242 95 173 Odium, Abominatio, et peripsema.

41.

Non

TOO

69

42. 43.

i

156

140

Amorem

amori,

115

289

rependent, vel 126

800

Desiderium,

80

i

272

89

39.

87

i

316

Omnimode 39 6

CABALISTICUM

60

391

800

800

54

f

Imo jugia pro

dilectionibus odia, 81 161 1 60 4 93 32 269 Pro ineffabilibus Bonis mala effera, ac infanda. 200 39 465 96 ^

44.

Quo

45.

E6

46.

Et inde

47.

Nee

in

48

95

Ecce enim vere Pauper,

Ab

200 107 309 decet ortui Vita 246

199

Hinc

uti coepisti, sic

;

213

92

desmes.

I2 9 34 95 77 cernam te bone in hisce Et ego Filj poenis 122 80 51 48 38 38 225

95

54.

Dolens. 181

190

_

Compar 50

53.

et

:

Annos. Angustijs hie incipis

184

52.

20

406

3

51.

despectior, unde amabilior. ^

16

50.

162

i39 ix

356

337 104 34 98 38 151 insana, nee falsa modo Filj praenuncio 1 80 169 276 95 64

38

49.

profusior,

29 292 Z 73 certe odiosior habitus,

45

48.

amando

52

105

39

174

r

38

1

60

doleam Corde, nee inde defleam, nee depeream

Nee summe 206 in 96

Hue

131

38

218

plane ducit amor, nee sink.

f


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

88

107 189 304 149 laethalem profecto ciet dolorem, 46 142 144 274 105

51

55.

Nam 89

56.

Scd mihi emori prohibet, deflere denegat 300

57.

80 190 vivam, ut doleam. 118 131 251 95

Vult

Sed vide quonam 88

Nempe,

6

1.

At

13 id

170

62.

63.

800

198

800

1.

Tecum tamen 91

Amor

te

190

:

218

60.

800 116

adegit, 119 95 dire ut angaris, et angas 1 6 100 146 47 173

no

59.

800

;

230

89

58.

800

99

angi sane 204 213

non abnuo.

800

So

100

doleo quod coaeque non doleam, 100

169

Quia qui non 320

66

Propeve

nihil,

800

112

ioo

149

dolet, non amat, 89 ioo 225

800

non summe.

si

800

JOSEPHUS MAZZA.

Luc. SOL 211

40 1.

2.

O

Alme

4.

Filj,

7.

M

.

211

506

206^

34^

156

380

253

169

25

qui

me

1337

!

4 ^125- 253^ 71 300 197 diro, ac jugi doloris Gladio cernis cofossam, 181 313 355 123

J23 fatidica

150

9

Nos de

367

161

191

223 prassagia, 23

futura nobis, admoneat clade i 240 508 159 49 Te, in signum contradictions, Terrae dandum a Deo, 388 223 25 97 355 249 Acutisve affirmans, me doloribus effere sauciandam ?

Voceque 39

.

1337

1337

:

95

6.

U

Cordis mei Fons doloris aeternus

;

20

313 5.

I

124 249 Et hie sine requie aliqua doloribus cumulari J 16 73 J 75 2 4 184 93 27 ^242 Quid est quod Simeon hasc efTera adjungat Coeli

95

3.

194 40 34^ Filj

35.

QJLJ

ANIMAM PERTRANSIBIT GLADIUS

IPSIUS

Jesu, 6 36 34_

L O

8l

328

TLJAM

I

ii.

?

1337

1337

2 46

1337 1337


NOVUM TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM 100

31 8.

12.

ioo

14.

15. 1

6.

An non

i

8.

^38 didici,

1337

?

339

204

99

165

1337

;

410

140

1337

2

2ii

379 5, J5 Quando vel tux peracerbas Passionis adeo oblita, 180 410 50 83 95 22o_ 115 184 Vel veri erga Te adeo vere expers amoris, 166 no 425 258 150 190 38 Ut nee mente, Tibi decretas, revolverem pcenas, 200 102 420 294^ 39 34 38 mceroris darent revolutae ilke easdem Nee amplam T

95

34

36

Mi Alme

Filj,

180

81

Vere

illico

89

144

89

si

pedes, 394

si

304

231

manus

?

1337

videam,

:

!97

385

30

210

messem

^139

242^ fixis oculis

44 8 234 clavos excogito terebrantes

305 89 Si latus intuear,

1337

?

quxso

TI 5

1337

4 8

11.7

ex ejus memoria, omni impleor amaritudine

281

19.

58

316 253 Corve admiranda patitur doloris vulnera ? 12 20 2l6 285 124 242 285 98 ^5 hie deperijt, sine hac linea dolorosa Quaenam dies

29

17.

263

164

194

205

235

13.

182

65

218

11.

^

Necnon meo sub memori Fectore condo, percurro 31

10.

496

420

Iliadem longe acerbam tuorum cruciatuum

138 9.

102

92

An non

89

.

5

jam occurnt celernme Lancea,

26 383 264 440 39 in Mortuum earn recogito insaevientem ; Ibique 266 T 42 244 58 148 125 5 311 38 Nee unquam ad, ipsi etiam Coelo, adorabile caput respicio, ioo 243 81 250 321 143 199 Quin iHico Alapas, sputa, spinas plene commemorem. 122 365 50 39 358 89 314 185

20.

^

21.

22.

Dorsum contemplor,

23.

Si

97

39

24.

His

in

95

188

Te no

Fascijs, 255

Cingens 124

26.

Bum 95

27.

189

391

229

Corde Flagella revolvo 383

9

defies,

221

121

154

:

.

Ulnis excipiens, cogito de apprehensione

164

2C.

in

:

394

Menti, Lora, Funes obycio. 108

319

Gethsemani Agoniam, sudorem, Ipsa considero.

353

Et Morientis

228

39

181

120

voces, in Cruce dandas,

1337

MO

124

197

dum

vagis.

1337 1337


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

90 124

125

28.

26

140

29.

144

30.

ioo

mea omnia

Ipsa

21 95 219 et Acetum Pel, exsugis. 118 234 273 46

481

14

Etiam dum Lac

258

comniemoro

1337

;

400

oscula, Judas osculo, mihi amarescunt. 201 104 444

1337

46

398

Ipse Lectulus mihi diram obycit Crucem. 190 376 191 134 446 Lit pauperrima tua Cuna, Sepulchrum, 5 573 336 2oo_ 89 _S 9 Illani pannis si cingo, syndonis reminiscor. 210 211 210 39 230 245 192 In tuo Somno tuam Mortem moerens

133-7

_

31. 32.

33.

73

231

Cur 30

36.

Jam

173

Mortuum

49

245

46

17 i

Inde mentem

279

meam

337

1337

:

229

plura, cur singula Deo sigillatim depromo ioo 279 169 217 300 242 omnia tuis omnino aperta sunt oculis,

48

37.

237

:

;

440

Vel aspiciendo sopitum, lugeo J

35.

162

389

337

1337

aspicio

231

115

34.

T

n6

197

tuis cernis

?

1337 1337

481

plenam Passionibus,

1337

520

38. 39.

138 113 276 290 Doloribusque idcirco Cor jugiter occupari. 286 211 46 30 179 504

96

Plane

meo

420

42. 43.

^30

Quid

sibi

vult itaque hoc Oraculo Simeon 6

46

Umdve

vulnus.

333

t,t

148

198

113

360

magna quidem Cor anxium

Nunc 395

e

138

1337 1337

3

ilia

32

mala i59

39

J

7

219

1337 388

39 85 388 in se obversat. 121 126 92

in esse cognito fore

34o

1337

?

mihi ea prophetali Voce Ccelum prasnunciat

59

l6 3

47.

est

1337

Nam

95

46.

pertransijt Animam, 277 420 175

Corde jam diu inflictum

^

45.

113

39 170 320 103 Vulnus igitur in solo vulnere cadet, 51 38 200 39 25 210 38 324 233 179 nee alius in me novo illi vulneri, locus aderit. ioo 300 173 265 51 264 184

278

44.

jam dure

285

^

41.

in

Gladius 122

39

65 ^

40.

meam

Quocirca

1337 81

?

1337 :

239

337

106

Cordi longe minus penalia 1337

20

423 Fortius etenim praesentia ibi desaeviunt.

1337


NOVUM TESTAMENTUM

no 18 140 253 214 35 doloris ne semen, nepe Dei timet, ioo 164 96 125 277

104

48.

Modo 210

49.

Nunc demum 211

52.

Qui

omms

abscedat,

65

n6

4 ac

196

Et gradatim

ci

186

2 98

10

435

400

46

223

c6

summus

incaedens, tune mihi

Nee non pr^sente defectum amodo 30

449

MO

Ilia

Virtus

Amori

204

95

Et quod

7

Cor meum ioo

37

non 253

Quam

mihi miserae a

190

268

ut

immunis

384

i -

189 *-**y

46 ^^

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48

61.

I0

HS

"3

ziu 216

181

60.

75

l6 3

a

i

131

Amor.

87

1

"

;

6

"o

exerat, dedecet valde. 393 90,

execror

3oo

-r? _49

, ,

<->

Deo contmgat 20

18

169

i

33 in dolendo.

39

178

suppleat

Secundum, nedum non approbo, pene i I7x 73

ro

J

habet,

ordme

nullatenus est deneganda

159

342 c8.

45 6

6

J

evadet.

24 150 296 269 107 39 dele Si id cadit in prim urn Naturae, temne, 386 105 ioo 233 344 38

34 39 ille in

.

205

!

55.

173

non plenam summitatem

89 13

54.

1337

meo imperfecto Dolori, pavida tnbuo

forte veram, 166 202

95

3n

l6 5

13 id

149

169

179

99 abeat,

tua Passione, iterum renovandus.

in

163

51.

233

131

Amor, interim

91

460

294

295

39 191

Ideo

etiam dolor plane

ita deperdito,

Eoque 58

50.

CABALISTICUM

230

Dolore, Dei hie vivam

363

detenus, 124 sine

136

Amore

r

373

36,9

Inde tertium censeo potius admittendum. 9i

190

169

211

265

qui moras potes

62.

At Tu,

63.

Ac mec^/o

155

i

25

230

a

me

tollere,

Dilecte, tarda ig^oret

Luc.

ii.

fr

e

;

molimina

48.

SOLILOQJJIUM. FILJ 200 i.

Quo

QUID FECISTI126NOBIS 66

241

29

hodie declinasti Dilecte mi,

SIC?

662 66o


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

92 200 2.

Teve

III

30

ubi

jam

73 3.

236

5.

253 deseris

Cur Patrem cSi

4.

321

662

recepisti,

662

?

46

440 ^95 Intelici mihi Te subtrahis ; 210 139 63 250

662

Miro ambo moerore replens 25 260 89 73 us

662

?

J

6.

7.

126

Ah

Nate,

230

^95

Te

25^

223

>3

a

me jam

248

194

11.

Ac

124 sine

89

39

Sed

in

163

15. 1

6.

8.

19.

nihilo 66 ioi 109 Efficiar nihil facta, 38 190 3 224 ^ 52

velles

4

Filj,

l6

35

Sed

I][ .

si

113

T

26

195

662

207

662

fugies,

48

109

inde

J

132

116

angar adhuc

39

no

in

Via

:

662 662

44

denegas Faciem 140

hxc, Nate, major 5

662

!

163

infelicior,

4 vivas .

vel

179

191 2

5

662

!

Tibi haud odibilis,

90

Fio reprobis pene ?.

662 662

reddi denuo

no

86

64

326

Nonne

662 245

!

92

jam

Nee ego damni poena

89 89

21.

me

Nee Tu ab immerita

!

20.

210

30

Meque meo

Cum,

662

;

57

25

106

65

123

662

258

177 annihilari

Utinam

55 1

ero,

46

At quam vana commemoro

38 17.

primo Ente non

132

190 14.

?

nihilum decidam, deinde evanescam.

250 13.

115

130

86

662

57

ioo

1

?

115

elongate, quid ero

189

181

91

12.

agam

Absque Numine nunc deficiam 4

10.

29

173

^

9.

662

?

173

amisso, quid

o

i

Te

summo

certe vel

9

95 8.

me

Sed

202

:

86 159 Inferni poena? 82

ad desiderij gradum acerba,

662 662 662


NOVUM TESTAMENTUM CABALISTICUM 151

20

nulla 20 3

ibi

33

220

65

173

22.

Hem

23. 24.

86 245 invalet inclinatione ab Bene ibi poena 88 131 284 95 39 25 In me dire sasvit et Amor

25.

Sed

26.

Itemve flagrantior omm,

27.

Ac

28.

Nam

29.

Tali ergo

1.0

Tanta

42

93

dolon meo comparanda

;

266

:

,,

:

Amor haud

4

364

169

125

66

.

.

^

etiam Coelicolis comparatis, 281

140

51

190

major omnibus

HO

122

212

34

Amata,

136

ardens amore, 2I

cupidme, 216

TOO

89

24

si

facie

Filj,

662

_

:im, collect!

190

T04

modo

95 5 95 et hinc acta

113

31.

ullo minor, 99

334

229

l6 9

l6

113

131

89

caream, quaenam poena

2IQ

2^1

T-7C-

C*7

32.

Nonne

deinde

T*

Eia Sane parem nequit habere.

35

116

15

95 ^5

25

X

/

p

omnium maxima 120 i2o_

106

206 ^206

jio^

huic addicis

34 35.

Dulcifluam nempe occulis taciem,

II0

263 ^o no Et in via 106 89

qe

36.

37.

ioo 205

Si

30

39.

In

40

144

Juste Ipse 250

41

Pilj

Solum

I0

omma

56 2 l8 4

timeo culpam

X 34 faciens

X 9S l8 39 reos labe in ardes i

ss

;

l6 4

I0 4

146

139 cogis.

34

234

me tamen modo

284

104

28 9 136 libens amplector,

non ex merito, 25

662

-

ad damni poenam mire 42

662

^

?

44

f

106

64

5

Sed poenam hanc 89

38.

24 5 ,

662

no

Et me Matrem

alte

662

3

r

91

294

146

!

66 2 ;

662

60

662 ;


BIBLIA CABALIST1CA

94 228

332

102

42.

Innocuos nonnisi amas,

43.

Cum

123

89

170

ijs

esse,

Nunc 124

122

124

ergo

dum

95 i et a

Dum Num 2

48.

53.

Hem

JESU

39

tamen

in

Tu

mea

intelliget

At

siquid

662

?

268

49

?i

odibile

vemam

88

190,

Te

Matri,

52

142

206

Matrem blande

44

5

6

1

Ostende faciem, nam 86

i

i

recipe

169

113

115 ea salva ero.

164

A

126

220

662 ;

662 662

137 ;

662

109

Ultra dolore haud angar 25

662

192

Procul a poena, a culpa itidem 271

94

poscam,

95

^

deinde bene redde

Infelicemque

i

l6s

le veniam, ac 42

662

gessi,

4

165

57

662 jgr

79

Deo

95

ad

273v

60.

662

;

mire omnia noscens. 262

I

662

280

113

hoc haud justa

ioo

91

Tu

1

5

265

249

2 54

59.

662

?

242

26

262

58.

194

odibilis, 122 186

J46

104

190

57.

662

163

Delicta quis

bilj

56.

662

:

Nihil mihi corde consciam noscis,

#, 55.

aufuga fugis 228

46

190

52.

me

Tibique jam

122

51.

662

deseris, 202

215

3

33

50.

66 2

:

culposa videor,

75

66

49.

662

;

253

25

284

150

47.

45 delicia^

i

163

46.

116

Tibi adhuc

480 92 Sed a deserentibus abis

44. 45.

no

98

662

;

290

me, Nate, abscedent mcerores,

662


NOVUM TESTAMENTUM 30

38

TOO

Jam

62.

Mihi ergo

46 51

63.

Nam

122

ita

la^tior

88

177

100

95

224

plene Coelitibus

61.

CABALISTICUM

662 ;

88

appare, redi, redde JOO 274 46 91

mihi bis

JESUS

95

Te

46 mihi, ^

662 662

fies.

JOSEPHUS MAZZA.

Luc.

xi.

PER CAB. ORD.

4.

Libera nos a malo.

399

Sine macula.

Luc.

xi.

Benedicta sint ubera

399 399

*

fidelis.

Virgo

PER CAB. ORD.

27. tua.

997

O

Coelum animatum.

997

CABALA SIMPLEX 443 ET

CHRONOGRAMMA (Luther

s

I7

T

7-

Jubilee.)

DoCtor MartlnVs LVther

7

1

109 l

gebohren

7

zV

44

EIssLeben

443 J. F.

JOHN

Tu

xiv.

mihi via et veritas

CAB ORD -

6.

et vita.

443 RlEDERER.

:6 9 6

1696 ingle sheet folio,

Rom*, 1696


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

96

HER.

PER CAB. ORD.

22.

xii.

celestis.

Jerusalem

Integra Jesu Mater.

762

762

SAN JUAN.

JOHN xix. 30. So L LOQ.U u M i

222

i

.

428

213

158

INCLINATO CAPITE EMISIT SPIRITUM 290 1.

2.

4.

98

10.

deflere

Meridies pene nocte omni

Ac

occisum

Hem

59

IT 5

55

etenim Solem

180

95 quali, et

Et en oh

181

quam immani

1021

1021

saevitiae,

1021

157

159

39

129

Nedum

150

in

Deum

tandem

IIO

1021

298

89

Quot, ideo quibusque plagis

235

1021

322

deliquio obfuscat, 120 236 addicit Occasui.

30

516

^58

!

omnem

150

48

1021 1021

!

!

2 37

yEternumque tandem jam 35

?

441

umbris dire tenebrosior

la^thaeis T

88

281

1021

219

Oh

207

?

255

414 obscurior

290 y.

videre debebo

105

omnium

95 8.

Filj

1021

58

Oh

485 7.

193

^

245

33

6.

34

411 Dies pessima, nefastissima 202 168 48 90 99 4

5.

66

95

Exanimem igitur Te hodie n6 4 332 92 }\7 Ac licet sane innocuum, sic 48

3.

285

_

1021

?

280

264

ausit impietas

:

1021

212

464 ingrate destruens,

11.

Factorem nempe

12.

204 47 125 241 75 Auctorem Vitae Neci etiam infami adjudicans, 69 417 291 244

1021

13.

Imo Salvatorem impijssime

1021

1021

329

104

89 190 14.

2

^

15.

modo

Sed ut 8 9.

.

(Sasvitias

5

perdens,

368 270 desasviret acerbius 228 445

:

hinc cuilibet inexasquanda)

1021

1021


NOVUM TESTAMENTUM 16

179

Ecce plagens

16.

17-

100

240

Non

ullum

35

282

308

95 ubique, et zoo 185

Membrum 307

^

^

_

Inde etiam jam speciosus forma pre 323

136

eduxere.

TOO

IOO

Non

23-

Sei solus

24

Nam

IO2I

^158

_

339

spectabilis, 20 69 159

Delicijs 30 15

418 24 89 sed Facie spectrum, 321 incutis

323 hie cares, imo horrorem 62 49 6 323 95

Eja jam Angeli

I

O2

I

I

O2

I

IO2

I

O2

I

219

horror,

non

129

26.

&

I

298

95

livor,

loo

51

.

229

310

89

O2

109 alijs,

480 Vultus, non decor simul,

22.

.

122

1

I

Jure itidem Campi Flos, Convallium Lilium,

21.

25

83

137

102

389

Flagella, Spinas, Clavi 137 125 447 30

20.

184

1

IO2I

Quern plene 125

:

;

123

174

19.

48

02

1

_

undique Sanguis 50

97

385

pepercit cruciatui, 320 237

124 sine vulnere

276

En

18.

159 nulli

CABALISTICUM

Te

I

^

1021

;

1021

videntes horrescunt,

loo 340 149 i73_ 258 a deformitate, non Radijs, demum Depulsi 222 228 235 1 60 146 30 i

27

.

Jam ipsam tamen 293

16

118

140

29

C^terum

ecce

illis

major

Homicide 38

3

1

-

TOO

Nee non 3o

32-

Jam

3435-

_

debuit plane oedere

Summttm Numen,

355

432

96

.

plane latronibus posthaben

83

i47

"8

39

:

261 95 1 e praehabent

57

Et deinde

J02I 1

02

I

366

Barabba? Plebs ignara in collatione posthabet, 216

I

1021

:

238

02

185

340

297 Carnifices Iniquis X 74 108 106 201 43 2 latronibus Ceu late fores pejor, 297 4 244 361 115 Vel latronum Caput, ac Pnnceps, 95

33-

64 214 176^ inest flendi occasio 210

92

96

98

3-

1

nonnisi peramare deflentes.

28.

.

1021

:

1021

1021 1

02

I

1021


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

98 33

36.

Hem

pre

alijs

ioo

283

Cachinnis, convicijs

40.

4 169 190 Ut dolore, ac

42.

Ac Te 89

36

Si

male

sic

perempto

43.

45.

46.

47. 48.

90

503

Adeo

.

304

^295

1021

310

85

Unus

es,

1021

1021 179

^323

287

228^

16

249

250

^

IIO

^95

Te

habens

64

249

Da, da 181

Quam

25

20

me

hie

164

1021

!

1021

vivo, nee 2O2 190 259

95

defunctam 96

169

1021

enim morior 269

Utinam Tibi common Matri detur 5

1021

:

38

Kt mcerens adhuc

5

109 efficere,

339

Unicove privor 1

1021

:

126

le viduor, nonnisi

210

95

1021

160

46

289

95

^30

51.

55.

555.

.

planctum Unigeniti mihi cogor

:

Dum jam

54.

1021

Mater vere langueo, non depereo

Sola ego

1021 1021

!

ab imis discutitur Tellus,

50.

53.

non

265

242 505 130^144 Sol ipse condolens obtenebratur, 221 140 243 292 125 Ipsa etiam tota languet Natura, 66 190 90 675 hodie Empyreumve pene mceret. ioo 186 180 131 52 193

Heu

1021

142 fleant

^514

ll8

3

124

52.

169 ioo

Coeli Angeli, qui

Universum

113

49.

depereas.

62 _

ampli corruunt Monies,

5

44.

demum

27

_

Nunc

1021 220

382 corruit ^

1021

149

20

pudore hie 330

_

potaris,

ita vexaris,

269

92

163

1021

465^

^

39.

41.

340

36

256

173

1021

:

acerbissime tortus.

250

95

constitueris

470

Aceto solum, atque Felle

4

6 6

.30

284

109

139

38.

78

eorum medio jam

125

33

37.

2 35

39 in

Hem

Te

1021

:

358

254^

sequi defunctum ioo

;

1021

311

dolor plane immanis non obruit,

1021


NOVUM TESTAMENTUM

261 213 275 !23. Clavi, Cruces perdire perimant 282 90 309

i49 s

56.

Demurn

^

340 57.

Totum pene Sanguinem ioo

58

58. 59.

163

Fiam nunc

95 et

no 133 136 occisa Tibi simile

99

1021

:

1021

effudisti,

242

186

Mater ^

1021

;

443

Adjutorium

1021

;

636

234

115

^36

60.

340

Ideo plene totum effundat 36

CABALISTICUM

Fiam

vel merito Corredemptrix ; 283 234 89 129 15 257 14^ Eja adde si vivificam vim Cruor induat, 260 36 176 9 27 298 215 admirabilis Coeli Pellicanus de Columba fiam, no 200 262 205 65 179

1021

Denuo ex meo Sanguine

1021

_

61. 62. 63.

1021

:

Mox

1021

Vita Tibi.

JOSEPHUS MAZZA.

JOHN

xix.

34.

SOLILOQUIUM.

UNUS 1.

Proh nefas

3.

4.

adhuc

39 in

440

Mortuum

325

194

EJUS APERUIT.

240 293 desa^vit Barbaries

372 347 204 93 i? 4 Ac quod inter large horrendiora crudelitas redigit, ioo 356 255 408 204 95 Quod et Atrociores plene solent horrescere, 543 358 115 129 104 39 95 .30 Modo in Te Deum vel Defunctum jam exercetur

4

2.

!

281

IUM LANCEA LATUS 116

122

168

50

258

MILI

124

204

Dum

6.

Ideo

7

Vita

8.

Ut nedum jam

200 190

141

-

141

!

50 562 84 270 exanime Pectus dira transngitur Lancea. 206 533 271 225 125 etiam arcaniora Cordis penetralia terebrantur. 163 276 3J5 5 194 191 29 cunctis habetur odibihs, tua, mi JESU, adeo 280 234 43 385 3o 97.. 159

5.

58

?

141

328

^

auserint Impij acerbissima

Nece penmere,

H

1

I4 1


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

ioo

9.

quod bene fuerat Vitse Radix 661

266

49

Jo Feraliter expungitur, dissecatur.

11.

Oh

12.

Oh 20

64

13.

Ibi

enim

14.

Hie Tu,

260

48

115 372 crudelitas, vel

20

128

115

17.

Novi, 39

1

8.

20.

in Ubi 95

23. 24. 25. 26.

570

Quam

64

Nee

97 his

50

:

248

transfigi

Animam

vulnus

126

133 illud

^

^

165

50

625

1418

411

1418

conglutinata,

^

1418

;

169

heu quanto urgetur dolore

406

1418

293 male desaevit

36

Amore summo

148

1418

169

260

136

420

1418

absque dolore,

^

150

1418

511

_

1418

!

319^

extremus tandem angor Illam invasit

Ea enim 38

quali,

46

tamen

50

420

356

J

!

Lancea vulnerarent

81

192

222

ea

302

163

95

tuo divino Cordi

Et hinc oh

6

6

Ipse ictum excipis, vulnus accipit 180 442 321 113 50 48

181

22.

230

ilia

144

3i5

113 320 89 124 si sine vulnere Cor.

445

Te mine

1418

!

228 263 39 plagaris in Pectore,

50

jam emortuum

146

30

33

21.

104

saevirent,

In Matris tamen

Hem

205

audita

modo Lancea

389

167 95 et probe,

270

19.

311

unquam

90

323

55

30

133

nisi illud

179

34^ Filj

apud Tartara pene insueta

113

Quasi hie haud Vel

neque

2l8 325 548 97 effere plectuntur Sontes, vivi

20

16.

1418

200^

^

nullibi,

409 190 115 vel functus,

250 15.

170

190

Immanitas visa

1418

442

10.

48

284

204

272

42

204

95 115 113 et vel Cor,

89

Sed

1418

!

267

1418

hinc angustijs torquetur acerrimis, 382 311 590

substinuit graviores ; 347 5 5 378 85 93 315 190. Saevities se impie, ad insueta, ad horrendiora redegit 136 95 104 170 290 233 96 65 Plane Animas merores, angores, esse modo debent, et

H

unquam

1

^

1410

:

229

summi.

1418


NOVUM TESTAMENTUM

CABALISTICUM

101


BIBLIA CABALISTIC A

102 41

45.

Ipsum

89

46.

160

150 49

281

411 inibi Tartaris S 26 59

Sed videbimus r

419

191

aut pessumdari,

nil ita pati, nil despici,

329

1418

249

omnibus Dominantem

1418

:

202

117

3 195 _203^ Imo inibi a Reprobis, invite licet, timeri, ab Electis adorari. 122 61 ioo 173 386 4 45 173^30 304 Cur ergo cunctaris hie Anima ? ac eo cur jam non convolas 88 122 38 300 285 3 355 51 176 Nee tantis dire sauciata doloribus ab hoc Corde recedis ?

.59.

69^

47.

49 100

259

Illic

243^-

f

_

1418

_

48. 49.

102

50.

Amas Ac

125 16

Ad

Ah

181

Quin

Ergo 190

57.

62.

173

218

89

1418

89

si

1418

?

313 ordinaris

tendis, si 122 38 i 164 127 a nee Corde dolor deficiat, vivat, 182 272 252

respicis,

113

25

vincat, dolor 260

me

360

i

211

Plus

181

18

decoris

Dei apicem 6

411

9

88

1418

330 245 nullus perimat 49 352 16

25

245

haec

me

toilet

9

1418 1418 470

Assumptio

:

1418

267

295

quam de

Maternitate, ea de Passione glorificabor, 2 J 33 ? 19 4I3 ? -S A j \ Ac dolens id adyciam, at citius resurgas 622 48 260 i 164 4 48 147 25 20 79 Oh inclytus Dolor, ac oh Passio a me hie unice diligenda 69

1418 1418

angar pro

340

1418

300

164

^33

100^

Ad summum

1418

3

,

1418

:

220 63,

hodie

1418

174

Eja ut tua adimpleatur Passio a Deo assumar.

4

oi.

si

306

1418

1418

349 24 major duratione, fide permaneat, crescat gradu. 106 9 106 190 160 95 34 392 95 109 Te ; fiat, ah Filj, fiat ut diutius Te,

190 191

240 60.

66

190

131

5

59.

89

Ut Amor plene 15

58.

481

140

122

56.

309

permane, ut dolori Cor

199

55.

227

haec cuncta

9

54.

130

34_

Ouae etiam mei Nati desunt passionibus, adimplere 5

53.

meo

99

dilectionem tuam omni morte fortiorem exhibere,

l6 5

52.

211

225

392 47 265 diutius angi, cruciari, 225 350 304

65

_

forsan Unigenito

4

51.

320

227

?

105

^

Vos amodo,

220^ tanti

52

166

ego conscia

233

125

pretij,

pre

27 Coeli

210

!

1418

60

Gaudijs diligam.

1418

JOSEPHUS MAZZA.


NOVUM TESTAMENTUM

ACTS

dafttr ihr

er

:

Ich

mich

103

PER CAB. TRIG. xiii.

25.

erfullete Als aber er seinen Lauff

sprache

CABALISTICUM

bin

haltet.

nicht

der,

AnnaGottfried Arnold von Pastor zu Perlberg. berg geburtig,

Herr


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

io 4

ACTS

xviii.

PER CAB. TRIG.

24, 25.

Ein beredter Mann, und machtig in der Schrifft, dieser war unterweisen den Weg des Herrn, und redet mit brilnstigem Geist, und lehret mit Fleiss von dem Herrn.

Herr Wolffgang Christoph. bertthmter

zum

Desler,

Conrector der

Schule

im

neuen

heiligen

Geist,

der Spital Keyserlich-freyen Reichs-Stadt Niirenberg. 10,586 in

10,586

ACT S Derm

XVlll.

2

er

375 729 44 i 707

Uberwande die

Juden

bestandiglich

und

ervveisete

1

offentlich

161

590

durch die SchrifFt

dass Jesus der Christ

794 785 477

seye

7187

ACTS Es

28,

fehlet nicht viel

mich dass

Er

xxvi.

ich

aber sprach

Gott

es fehlet

:

dass nicht allein

PER CAB. TRIG.

29.

du Uberredest Christ wQrde.

Herr

Ich wQnschte vor

Licentiatus Esras Edzardi ein Rabbinicis et Talmudicis sehr hoch erfahrner Mann in

oder wenig sondern Alle du,

gebohren anno 1629 xxvm Junii starb anno 1708 i Januarii.

ein

an

7187

viel

mich heute horen solche warden wie ich bin. 13,21 1

in

Hamburg

die

13,211


NOVUM TESTAMENTUM ROM.

CABALISTICUM PER CAB. TRIG.

xi.

Gotuhat

740 473 257 1060

ihnen gegeben einen erbitterten

Herr Joannes Jacobus Schudtius

Wolverdienter Rector

449

des loblichen

345

Gymnasii zu Franckfurt

nicht sehn

681

am Mayn

und Ohren

711 681

Geist.

Augen dass

sie

dass

sie

nicht horen

den heutigen Tag

644 735 1411 525

7702

7702

COR

xv.

1417 1049 I2 99 622

768 472 920

biss auff

i

105

PER CAB. ORD.

22.

Non Mater

Dei

dulcissima

et

997 997

amabilis.

Non Tutelaris Hesperie. Non enim immaculatissima Deipara. Non enim Civitatis Dei Agna,

Omnes

in

Adam

peccaverunt.

997

munda,

onginali. Pura a lue

pacem.

En Rosa Insignis

Letitia.

immunis

a

997 997 labe

997

Adami, dona

nobis

997 munda. 997 virginea Maria, ignorat maculam et

Ade. O Coelum vivum.

Omnia mea

tua sunt.

Benedicta sint ubera tua. Melliflua Maria

munda malo

997 997 997 997 Evae.

997

SAN JUAN.


BIBLIA CABAL1STICA

io6 i

COR.

iv.

ii.

auff diesc Stund leiden

Biss

wir sind nacket

Hunger und Durst und und werden geschlagen und haben keine gewisse Statte. 8029 COL.

i.

28.

Wir verkundigen Jesum, und

ver-

mahncn alle Menschen, und lehren Menschen mit aller Weisheit,

alle

auf

class

wir

einen

darstellen

jeglichen Menschen vollkonien

Christo Jesu.

in

PER CAB. TRIG. Die Zigauner ein verkappt nichtsliederlich.es wQrdiges Lumpen Volck von denen Frantzosen

PER CAB. TRIG. Der Ehrwiirdig, Vorachtbar und Herr Christian Wohlgelahrte Hirsch verordneter Seelsorger und Archi-Diaconus

in

11,103

APOC.

11,103

xii.

i

653

APOC. xii. i. Luna sub pedibus ejus (Apoc. xii. i). Non dabit lumen suum (MATT.

Liber signatus. Gloriosa Virgo.

APOC. ejus

xii.

Vienna plausus.

PER CAB. ORD. stellarum

duodecim. Sol et

653 653 653 SAN JUAN.

Leopoldus Imperator Germaniae et 2288 Archidux Austriae.

i.

corona

RlEDERER.

PER CAB. ORD.

2288

xxiv. 29).

capite

F.

PER CAB. ORD.

.

sole.

Celestis Sponsa.

In

dem Nurnberg-

ischen Stadtlein Herrspruck. J.

Mulier amicta

8029

Egyptiens genannt.

Rubus ardens incombustus.

1606

1606

Luna sub Pedibus

ejus.

1491

Regina

cui

se

celum

et

terra

1491

subjicit.

SAN JUAN. APOC. xii. Ecce Draco Magnus, capita septem.

CABALA 376 SIMPLEX.

3.

rufus, habens

376

Emericus

Teccli,

re-

Haereticus,

bellis Cassari.

Vienna plausus.


NOVUM TESTAMENTUM

CABALISTICUM

APOC.

CABALA 819 SIMPLEX.

xiv.

6.

Ich sahe einen Engel fliegen mitten durch den Himmel der hatte ein

zu verkiindigen. ewig Evangelium 819

Martin

Luther,

heiligen Eissleben,

Doctor

Schrifft

der

in

zu

gebohren

am

getauffet

Tage

Martini. J.

APOC. xiv. 14. Corona aurea super caput

107

RIEDERER.

F.

PER CAB. ORD.

O

ejus.

1613

Vita

qua:

contra

mortem

nobis dedit.

se

1613

SAN JUAN. APOC.

PER CAB. TRIG.

7.

ihrem Hertzen spricht in sitze und bin eine Konigin

Denn Ich

xviii.

sie

:

und werde keine Wittib seyn und Leid werde

ich nicht sehen.

7806

Her

Sacred

and

God Almigty

of Great Britain, Irland and France (sic), Scotland, Defender of the Faith. (sic}

Queen

J.

F.

short Riederer generally adds some explanatory In this instance it may be worth reproduction, cabala. was a keen observer of the political world, clearly I

Majesty

Royal

Anne, by the grace of

F

RIEDERER. to his

poem

:

was hort man nun von Annen die Seyten spannen Sie will dem Kayser jetzt zu hoch dem Schloss auf Windsor zu Sinn ihren Sie andert

Was kommt

aus Engelland

Und Konig Ludwig

?

wird ihr neuer Bundsgenoss.

Britten Gedult Er wird gewiss euch unbestand gen schutten; Die Langen auf den Kopff zu euren Schaden euch er em, Nun gehts noch alles an, nun schlaffert Due d Aumont muste mehr als ein Verschwender seyn. Lust erfinden Der Konig machts subtil, und kunt mit messer schinden. ohne Das Kunst-stuck, wie man euch konn !

Dem Weh

merckst die Bnllen mcht denck, O Anna, nach, du und Glauben bricht diesem blinden Volck, das Treu :

!

?


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

io8

APPENDIX CABALISTICA.

DE APOSTOLIS Sanctus Paulus.

1095

ET SANCTIS.

De

lupo Diaboli Celestis Agnus.

1095 Sanctus Lucas. Sanctus Andreas.

Sanctus Marcus. Sanctus Thomas. Sanctus Joannes Evangelista. Sanctus Thadasus. Sanctus Simon.

933 743 1115 746

Sanctus Stephanus. Sanctus Joseph. Sancta Anna.

Omnes

O

838 745 928 803

Est Pictor Medicus. In cruce gentes edoceas. Rugiens, pacem enunciat.

Ouia

vidit, credit.

Ego

ut Aquila Divina Soils arnica.

O

Prater Jhesu Christi. De pio zelo ardeo. Ille

Fidei Prothomartyr.

1237 933 743 1115 746

Marias Sponsus. Dei filiam habe, Adas sine labe. 3 1 7

821 821

Sancti et Sanctae Dei.

Coslestis

745 928 803

Hierusalem.

Sancta Maria Virgo.

702

Hasc carens Evas macula.

702

Sancta Maria.

356

Longe a peccato Adas. Pia Dei Mater Alma.

356 356 356 356 356 356 356 356

O

Hasc Coeli Janua. Ego Dei Parens.

Ego electa Sol. Ego facta sine labe Adas. Ego innocens Dei Filia. Ea illibata a crimine Adas.

PENTAMETRUM Ecce ea Dei.

Filia

ET CABALISTICUM. Adas,

Mater

arnica

356


NOVUM TESTAMENTUM

CABALISTICUM

109

formed wholly following elegiacs are highly ingenious, being Saviour our of viz., names JESUS the of from the cabalistica == of which a = CHRISTUS and 982, CHRISTUS 974, JHESUS further series is given lower down.

The

DISTICHA.

HEX. ET PEN. Filius hie Mariae

Deus

Sanctus Benedictus.

est |

982

974

Solus

Dux

cor abstulit

hie |

974

974

Nature

mihi servus amore

Dominus

lege es 982

Orbis sum

meum.

ille

es.

|

9 82

cadi

Rex |

ego

sum

quia sum.

982

974

Sancta Maria. Jesu.

Ora pro me.

34

Miserere.

51 5 Jesus Maria. cor ; anima mea.

Meum

Jhesus

402 402

Ac meum

cor

Maria. ac

anima mea.

Luna.

Maria.

Giesu. Benedetto.

Amante

dell

anime.

3

1 1

JESUS CHRISTUS. Iste Filius

O

21

620 620

Maria. Jesus et Sol est, ac

i

una

Dei

vivi.

et vera bonitas.

Es Deus per quern omnia. Dominus Deus Sabaoth. Solus Sanctus.

Anima mea.

121

E

121

mia

gioia.


i

BIBLIA CABALISTICA

io

Cibus viatorum. Panis Angelicus

Adjutor

974 974 974 974 974

iste est.

fortis est.

Jucundissimus.

Impollutus

est.

HEXAMETRUM AND

CABALISTICON.

Mellea dulcedo ac pia delectatio cordis.

JHESUS CHRISTUS O Nomen benedictum in Lux

de luce Die emanans.

Orbi

Ex

saecula.

sit

una

salus.

Patre natus

Sol Justitiae Deus.

Deus consolationum. O Gratiarum Fons indeficiens. Filius

Dei unus ades.

Hie et ubique praesens. Rex s empiternae gloriae. Is Deo Patri coeternus. Unicum Solatium. Liberator et unus.

Restaurator

Tu Aqua

est.

viva.

O

fidum adjutorium. Paradisus delitiarum animae. Is

unus Medicus.

Hie

est dulcis

amor

cordis mei.

974 982 982 982 982 982 982 982 982 982 982 982 982 982 982 982 982 982 982 982 082

HEXAMETRA AND CABALISTICA. Unica Spes Animae fida est ac firma fideli. Ecce Ea Divina manans Sapientia mente.

982 982


NOVUM TESTAMENTUM JESUS.

Do

JHESUS.

394 394 394 394 394

Vitam.

Hie Carus. Es panis esca. Cor ines anima mea.

40 402 402 402 402 402

Salvas.

Hie bonus.

O O

Dei

Filius.

Victima.

Cordi

and

in

CABALISTICUM

Amor

es.

All above in this appendix are by Joannes Evangelista a Panormo,* by ordinary cabala

all

:

12 \BCDEFGHIKLMNOPQRS *

4

q

6

8

7

o

10 20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

A

TOO 2OO 3OO 4OO

5

T U X Y Z

A

good one by Cabala Simplex 38

is

:

64

102

Maria Virgo. 18

43 41 Sola sine labe.

102

SIGISMUNDO A

S.

SYLVERIO,

Pr^lusiones Poetics.

HEBREW CABALISTICA ON THE NAME

HEBREW, JESCHUA).

(IN

PER GEMATRIAM

JESUS.

He He

The

He He He

is

sent

OF JESUS

386.

from God.

the forgiveness of sins. Redeemer ; the son of Mary.

is

will

make

free. 1

is

God,

Creator of the world.

is

Man

and God. * See Bibliography.

386 O A fl 386 *


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

ii2

He

on high. of God. He is the Light of the World. King of the whole earth. Before the world existed, He was. He is the Son of Almighty God. Jehovah is His Father s Name. shall reign

The wisdom

And He

is Man from Mary. His name is the Redeemer. With His Blood hath He redeemed. He is the Redeemer from the power of the wicked enemy.

He

is

merciful and gracious.

386 386 386 386 386 386 386 386 386 386 386 386

ELCHANON PAULUS, Pragensis.


APPENDIX

CABALISTIC CURIOS, SCRIPTURAL, PATRISTIC,

AND LUTHERAN



APPENDIX CABALISTIC CURIOS, SCRIPTURAL, PATRISTIC,

AND LUTHERAN

153

THE

FISHES

THIS odd number The cabalistically.

DRAWN

has been

TO

LAND

much

BY SIMON PETER.

discussed

both theologically and was somewhat settled by the theological question great authority of St. Augustine and other Fathers long ago. They saw in 153 a proof of the fact that the number of the elect

and pre-ordained. large indefinite number small certain and particular one. is

fixed

No

is

given to us in the miracle, but a

The

cabalistical solution of this has been often attempted, and many and obviously absurd solutions have been offered. Lately, however, more reasonable views seem coming to the front, and some progress is being made in a more likely direction. People who are open to reason and conviction will not be so ready now to pronounce unreservedly that the Biblical cabala is utter nonsense, or on a par with

fantastic

Donnelly

s

cryptogram.

The assumption

is that 153 is cabalistically the number of the Sons of God. This expression, Sons of God (Beni ha-Elohim), occurs several times in Scripture, and per gematriam it counts up 153. In Greek the "

"


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

1,6

in another form the same phenomena, the gematria expression exhibits x 153. being 3213 or 3 x 7 remarkable cabala, Bern ha-Elohim, with Satan is this In Job ii. i the two factors of counts up altogether 1989, and among them, which the mark of the x and this are 13 153, 13 being

153

1989-

13,

adversary. In Rom.

=

we have

=

1071 crvvKkripovopoi (joint heirs) = = x 8 of creation 153 1224 x 153 ; also JCTIO-IS 0eov (the God) 7 In the records of the miracle itself there are some remarkable viii.

17

cabalistic coincidences.

The word

for fishes

is

J

x (Wes

:

for 1224 = 8 x 153, and the words = = x both 8 153, 1224 by gematria

=

the net are TO Sifcrucw, which also

numbers of perfection and regeneration, for the net is unbroken, and carries the precious freight from the right side of the ship safely not one is lost." Moreover, this word J^Mcs (fishes) to the shore, and same 1224 in the name of Abram, to whose is exactly value for the the promise was made that they seed, through Ephraim and Manasses, should increase as fishes do increase.

rightly

"

"

"

Thus

there

established a remarkable numerical connection between

is

consider the seed of the patriarch and God s chosen people, whether we them metaphorically as fishes or as the actual people whom^God through house of Israel." His prophet addresses as people, the cc Thus shall they know that I the read in Ezekiel xxxiv. 30, Lord their God am with them, and that they, even the house of Israel, And the Greek words house of are my people, saith the Lord God." see the Ten Tribes == 10 x = 153, where we Israel, 1530 people" "

We

My

"

,

My

marked

out.

Also 7 x

153

"Mary

;

And when "

Feed

my

and

and

"the

Jesus,"

seed of

is,

the

Jacob"

woman and her seed == 1071 in Hebrew = 459 = 3 x 153. ~-

to land Jesus strictly enjoined Peter to s a term used throughout the Bible to designate God

the net was sheep"

that

drawn

of Israel. people, the house

There is another way in which this peculiar number 153 has been worth considering here. regarded, and is perhaps and months for the Seed," of the The division year into 7 found as both the of as Resurrection, months for the c

"

5

Fish,"

types


APPENDIX

117

in the history of Noah and the Flood, is distinctly the Divine system of number. 153 is the number of the xxi. n, and 207 is the number of days that formed the The sum of these two numbers Jewish ritual, the jft/-ripemng period. The division of the number 360 at the the number of the is

in the

Gospels and

marked out in fishes in John 360,

year. 1 50 days for the fish true, slightly different ; for there is is sun the when for the 210 triumphant. period period, leaving for the one period and 7 for But in either case there are 5

Flood

is

is, it

signs

Perhaps the idea

the other.

is

to

division into

show not only the

7

the signs and 5, but to bring out that 3 day-and-nights, nychthemera, at^ Vernal Equinox, occupy a peculiar position, being the period that links of the ecliptic Seed Fish the period, the cross period on to the and equator occurring at the I4th to I7th Nisan, when the Ark, ceasing "

"

"

"

to float, rested.*

Hengstenberg found

in this

number the

of the Gentiles

fulness

reckons the indicated according 17, where Solomon on unpro They had toiled all night strangers in Israel at 153,600. to rise and ductive toil in Israel, and now the Light of Day shall begin o er all the earth, and the Gentiles shall walk in it. to

2

Chron.

ii.

spread in I Dr. Egli (TheoL Jahr., 1854, p. 135) finds the number Peter s name, i.e., Shimeon Jonah = 153. = in many ways. 153 153 is a remarkable number 2 = 17 x 3 also 153 = the sum of its separate cubes 153 + 17, the sum of the first 17 numbers. 3 + 4 Now 17 is the seventh of the series of prime numbers, i, 3, 5, 7, same series. Hence, while n, 13, 17, etc., and 13 is the sixth of the is admitted on is connected with 6. Now_ 7 17 is connected with 7, 13 of spiritual perfection, and 6 all hands to be ;

.

.

;

.

Biblically significant

and

a

oppositi number Biblically significant of imperfection, labour, as the number of oppositi indicated is how as we know remarkably 13 in the Bible, we may take it that 17 represents spiritual P*f^"J a combination of moreover, the fact of its being of spiritual perfection, helps our assumption. * The 8vo), at Computation of 666 (London, 1891, Corn. of Seed the see chap, vi., "The Fish and

"

p. 244-

+

>n,

10, the

For further exposition


n8

BIBLIA CABAL1STICA Petrus Bungus,

who wrote

in the sixteenth century a ponderous few good remarks on 153. He endeavours, as his to show a and wondrous it, title-page expresses unceasing agreement between the old Pythagorean principle of mystic numbers and the of numeration used frequently in the Holy Scriptures. principle Necessarily there is much that is pure fancy in so elaborate a work, but he had carefully gone to all the original sources open to him at the time, and so his book is not without a certain value still. He says that the 153 fishes signify the whole multitude of the elect who shall be on the right hand of the Throne on the Day of Judgment. It was shortly after our Lord s Resurrection that the wonderful of fishes is related, and therein was a reference to the resurrection draught to a new and eternal life for all who were out of the safely brought into the or ark of the Church which floats at deep ship peace on the troubled and rising waters. The net was cast on the right side of the therefore there were no reprobate sinners taken in the net, for all ship these were on the left side. The net was not broken heresy and schism had not yet done damage. As for 153, it is the trigonal number of 17, and 17 represents the man complete in Christ, who has been

work on numbers, has

a

"

"

;

;

purified like silver seven times his denarius, i.e., his 10 and his

a

from

his native dross,

and has received

7.

And do

you wish to know yet further," he adds, "why the whole is denoted by 17 ? Then take this reason as well. What is the peculiar number of the Law of Moses ? How many are the Commandments ? Are they not 10? But the Law, if it be not helped by Grace, leaves men in their trespasses and sins, and is the

number of

the saints

Letter only.

And

so the Apostle pointedly says,

The

Letter killeth,

but the

Spirit maketh alive." The result therefore is, that

we must add the Spirit to the Letter, and perform the precepts of the Law in and through the Grace of our Saviour. This is adding 7 to 10 cabalistically, and the number of the perfect Christian (17) comes out, and, rising per cab, trigonalem i + 2 + ... to 3 17 153, represents the whole Church of the Elect and Perfect, which is the Body of Christ.* *

Petri

PP- 593-5-)

Bungi Bergomatis Numerorum Hysteria.

(Editio

Lut. Paris.,

1617,


APPENDIX 6 AND 666 6

considered cabalistically a 7

maybe

i-

i.e.,

man

s

coming short

of spiritual perfection. It has to do with

MAN, as examination of many instances of its It is the human number, the number use seem convincingly to show. of Man, destitute of God. Man was created on the 6th day 6 days were appointed for him to labour, and the seventh day for spiritual rest with God. on much that has to do with Curiously enough, 6 seems stamped human labour it is stamped on his measures, so to speak ;

i

foot

i

yard

=12 = 2x6 inches, =36 = 6 x 6or6 inches, 2

and on his time i

= = =

day

i

year

i

hour

24 12

60

4x6 2x6

=

= =

hours,

months, 10 x 6 minutes

=

100 x 6 x 6 seconds.

we may well expect If 6 cabalistically represents Man without God, more still essentially the that 666 or the threefold 6, should represent from were Edomites The essentially aliens same idea, and so we find it. for them is word Biblical the and and enemies of Israel,

God

HADVMIM, To me?a

and

this

word sums up

-also counts up 666 666. Antigod -also equal "

therion"

The words

into 666.

the great

antltheos

there

is

esti"

one word

beast

he

is

in the

New

Testament (Acts

xix.

25)

Again, -wealth the ill-gott which occurs only once-viz., evperia meaning it numbers 666, and when* and Demetrius the shrine-maker, gains of New I estament against riches remember the many denunciations in the And what is still more remarkabl this seems a remarkable coincidence. nouns which the New Testament contains, s thafof theTi2C different too In the Old 666. is the only one which counts up Jestan^t;

threescore and six talents of gold,


B1BLIA CABALISTICA

120 Indeed, wherever sense

where our Lord "

(Matt.

in

Scripture this bestial

usually a sinister one.

is

viii.

25),

s

disciples

fits

alone, the

instance, in that remarkable passage express fear of shipwreck, the word is

we perish (aTroXXu/xetfa)," and this word ; the only verb in the New Testament which

Lord, save us

equals 666, and probably exactly

number appears

For

is

the number.

Then the slave or concubine offspring of Leah and Rachel make up each 666, per gematriam Hebraicam, thus

also

:

Leah

Bilhah

36 122

Zilpah

Gad

7

Asher

42 54 570

Dan Naphtali

501

666

666

The apostate Ham, if reckoned with his father Noah, becomes 666, Noah and his two other sons, Shem and Japhet (omitting Ham), become 888, the number of the name of Jesus. Again, Shechem Ben Hamor, who in his seduction of Dinah is said while

to prefigure the seduction of Israel by the Antichrist, counts up 666 in the most characteristic way, for Shechem gives 360, and Ben Hamor 306, the same division as in Nero Caesar.

Again, there are three men who stand out in Scripture as avowed enemies of God and His people. Each is branded with this number 6. 1. Goliath, whose height was 6 cubits, and he had 6 pieces of armour, and his spear s head weighed 600 shekels of iron. 2. Nebuchadnezzar, whose "image," which he set up, was 60 cubits high, and 6 cubits broad (Dan. iii. i), and which was worshipped when the music was heard from 6 specified instruments. Moreover, the words in Dan. iii. i equal by gematria 4662, which has the significant factors 7 x 666. 3.

Antichrist, whose number are further significant

There

three sixes, i + 2 + 3

it

is

the

sum of

up to 36, and

which the Romans used,

the

also the as thus

is

666.

peculiarities in first

36

(i.e.,

sum of appears

:

666, for besides

6x6)

numbers

its

viz.,

the only 6 numerical letters


APPENDIX

D =

1.

^ C =

2.

COO)

,-

yooo 100)

$

i x :

"

:

I:

12

fo

666

6

later by M. burden my pages with the names of those many persons of both great and small reputations who have been marked by curious

1000 was represented by CIO, and

I

will not

number of the Apocalypse. Personally, I am inclined to accept the very strong evidence that points to Nero Caesar, but there are other remarkably good conjectures which cannot be Different minds see evidence of this summarily put out of court. and as I have already remarked, the peculiar sort in very different lights, to the author * who has devoted the most time and the biggest book that unnoticed hidden name passes by almost investigation of the most the me to solution which historically and cabalistically seems So I leave this vexed question and present two ingenious and probable. one from our early rare and curious cabalistical exercises on 666 other f Lutheran friend, whom I have mentioned elsewhere, and the a mystical French writer of much more recent date. calculators with the bestial

666 Ecce Bestia Magna

Hxc Ac

habet Capita

ibi

Cornua

Eia ea septem At diademata decem

Ac

erunt

Regis

irae

Dei

Ecce Belua ab Ecclesia

De eadem Babylon * David Thorn, Ph.D.,

(London, 1848.)

M.A, The Number and Names

Beast. of the Apocalyptic


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

122

Ea

fit

latina

Ecce ea

De De Illi

Romae

fit

Leones

ilia

hac Leones ad decem decem de Belua

Abnegat Roma Fidem ac acta filii del Hie cecidit fides Et Ecclesia fidei Sed Sodoma

Ac Gomorrha Rhoma plena Sed ecce Leo Papa

Ac

os peccati Id Bestia Leo

H:c vere Leo Ac jam Decimus Et in Ecclesia Leo et Draco

Damnat Belua Omnia Bulla Damnat leges Etiam

pias

Dilectionem Consilia fidei

Et fidem

filii

Haec

dei

fides cito

Efficit alieno

Alieno labore

Ope

verbi

Bona arterna Et vitae Eternae,

V*

Amen Bcsti*

666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666

666


APPENDIX This

1:3

marking out of Pope Leo Decimus but our author goes further yet, and uses the mystic numbers of Daniel and St. John in such a way as to leave no doubt, for, as he says, no other Pope that ever lived could be so clearly marked: as the

is

a fairly strong cabalistic

<v

Beast,"

666 gives Id Bestia Leo. Kt idem Leo, Leo Decimus. 1260 ,, Iste idem Leo Decimus. 1290 ,, ^; ,, Leo, Leo P.ipa, Leo Deeimus. 666 and i:0o taken together ^ive Papa Leo Decimus. Papa Leo Decimus. cfive Kt idem Papa Leo Decimus, Antichristus. 1290 and i

i

and

;

>;

This certainly reads well, and seems without a rlaw Rut he has more behind. enough, anyhow. In

Apoc."

xvii.

we

;

read

coloured beast, and are told

lw

of the

woman

Mysterium this

sitting

on the

upon her forehead was a

MYSTKRY, BABYLON PHE GREAT and

straightforward

clear

in fronte

-:V.,

in the

name

scarlet-

written

:

l,uin-

Babylon Magna,

per cabalam trigonaltm equals

Nomen

Papatus

in tronte

I

.eo

Decimus.

But according to our author s theory, Leo X. was only one head the Beast, for ^Apoc. \vii. ic^ there are seven heads and to St. John again, and takes 666 + 666 H Popes. So he ^ocs which ivc b/thc same c\//w/.; used throughout :

Kit

Clemens Septimus ^the next two Popes); Papa Adrianus Scxtus, Papa

then 000

+ 66 + 64- i:qo + i;^5 give-

IVrtius ^the next two PojvsX Papa Paulus Tertius, Papa Julius and so it began to look as the last being alive when our author wrote, But we have much more ot the end were near.

V

the times cabalistic exposition ot Popes in the great

if

days"

;

the cabalistic

number 2625.

1290


1

B1BLIA CABALISTICA

24

A FRENCH By

CABALISTICON.

A. Soubira* published in a pamphlet of 4 pp., entitled at Cahors in 1824.

J.

L Alphabet i

23

4

6

8

"

666,"

Numerique. 10

20

30

130

140 150

40

50

60

80 90

ABCDEFGHIKLMNOPQRS 5

7

9

110 120

TOO

240

W

T U V Le i9 me

X Y Z

de Forage

siecle hissera

Son mondain

En

zephir, alterera le paysage

Et

deracinera le

Le

visir.

me

siecle degradera i9 Fera mourir 1 Alcoran, Marteler Je vandalisme

le

paganisme,

Et rogner le Vatican Ce siecle echenillera 1 Europe !

Afin de brider son ambition, Et de benir 1 horoscope

Oui doit

rafter

Albion

!

Ce siecle transira 1 Asie Annullera le stilet Enchainera 1 hypocrisie Et reformera Mahomet

Ce

siecle echauffera

Tisonnera DifFamera

Et *

Soubira,

1

666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666 666

!

Afrique

1

escroc, sa politique, dechaussera le froc

70

!

Jacob Abraham, notaire a Montcuq,

666 666 666 666 arrondissement

de Cahors,

versificateur qui a pris successivement les titres de poe te d Israel, d emigre frangais en Querard (La France Litteraire, s.v.) gives titles of 1791, et de delegue du Messie. They appear all to be small pamphlets of four, eight, many of his works (48). sixteen,

and twenty-four pages.

"

666

"

:

This pamphlet does not appear

in the

list.


APPENDIX

125

666 666

Ce siecle retapera le N. Monde, Et va regenerer Panama Afin de regenter son onde Et demettre son lama !

me

Ce I9 Et rotir

siecle enfin fera grandir la bible le

666

Geudas

Qui poignarde le paisible Et desseche ces climats !

Bref, la naive prophetic *

Qui fait ngurer Gog Et regenerer le Messie Ecrasera bientot Magog.t Malgre son

terrible Alcide

Dobrowsky J

Adroit au charivari

En

si. ut, re, mi, fa, sol, la,

Verra

palir

son egide.

8 AND 8 cabalistically considered

was 7

+

i

;

somethmg added

to sp.ritual

with 1 which is 7. Hence 8 is specially associated completeness, order. or era new the beginning of a rection and Regeneration, and found in was who ii. iJ-Noah was ^eighth person (2 Peter 5 in a new a new order of things the a7k to commence with 1

8

SO

S

e

of a new order or creation. of the week, which was,

day, a sign Grcumc isbn otl on the^first day dead the ChrTrose from

as well. of course, the eighth day

* t

Gog = le Magog =

christianisme.

, )

tepynisme(Ez^xx

pour grand lama.-(Moncuq,

10 aoAt, 1824, Soubira.)

,

e


126

BIBLIA CABALISTICA The

John

i.

Mesh

Feast of Tabernacles lasted 8 days, and is connected by 14 with the Incarnation, for it is written: The Word was made and dwelt among us," and dwelt is in the original Greek "

co-Krjvoio-evi.e., "tabernacled" among us. It may well be called (as it has the

occurs

Dominical Number, for

been)

constantly in connection with our Lord.

riis name IH2OT2 names as well

=

888, and

it

X/HCTTO S, Christ

comes

in a

=

1480=8 800 = 8 Our Lord = 1768 = 8 ? = 1408 = 8 Saviour Emmanuel v^A, =25,600 = 8 Messias = Messiah = 8 656 KV/HOS,

it

number of curious way into His other It

is

the

X 185.

Lord

rjfjL(ov y

2 3

x 100. x 221. x 22. x ro .

X

82*.

the first cubic number, and there seems to be something of ^is perfection indicated something the length and breadth and height of which are equal. The Holy of Holies, both in the Tabernacle and in in the Tabernacle a cube of 10 emple, were cubes cubits ; in the I emple of 20 cubits. In Rev. xxi. the New Jerusalem is to be a cube of 12,000 furlongs. In the Bible the names of the Lord s are marked 8 and 8

people by multiples of 8 in a most remarkable way, while the enemies of God and s people are similarly marked by the number 13 and its multiples.*

DANIEL AND HIS COMPANIONS. DAN. 6. i.

These count up 888

:

Daniel

thiS>

full

details

SCC

95

Hananiah

120

Misael Azariah

381 292

Bullinger

S

Number

in ScriP tl

"

^

PP. 205-234,

where there are


APPENDIX

127

In Ps. xxii. 31, David says of Christ, They shall come, and shall The declare His righteousness unto a people that shall be born." The Hebrew here sums up a total of 888. Jesus is also spoken of as salvation of Israel," and the words of the Septuagint (e soteria Israel} are x 888 exactly. equal to 2 know from Gen. xlix. that Shiloh is the name of Messias when (

"

We

I am that I am he comes, and if we add which equals 888, the number of Jesus.

"

to Shiloh,

"

Jesus said (John door of the sheep."

x.

"

7)

Verily, verily,

:

The sum

exact equivalent to ten times

And

again,

that

I

is

8x8x8.

in

get 345

say unto you,

of this quotation

well-known text

we

"

Isaiah,

I

+ am

5120, which

His name

543, the

is

an

shall

be

called Wonderful, Counsellor, the Mighty God, the Everlasting Father, These six words as they run in the Hebrew, the Prince of Peace."

and so correspond with the precisely

six letters

in the

name

Jesus, also

sum up

888.

I give here a In accordance with the promise of the Introduction, and of the mystic prophetic selection from the remarkable treatment cabahst indulg Lutheran an which in early numbers of Daniel, I have referred to him at p. 23. his o-enius. with the number 2300 (Dan. vni. 14). I think his greatest success was as we shall see in the This number is of itself rather a remarkable one,

inumerus

It is a perfect pyramidal number it. succeeding exposition of Latin alphabet when the sum of all the letters of the trigonalisfznd is the triangular progn numbered according to they have been i,

6,

3,

10

...

276,

i.e.

etc.

save the plodding intellectual quality of mind German could have accoma and unconquerable perseverance of genuine the for we now have in succession dished such a feat as the following, which are, every Latin lines I

doubt whether any

St^ord

of 316 a.prop-te nary number


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

128

one of them, pure and correct cabahstica of the

known

as cabala trigonalis.

to the numerical value of

gression, will

the

amount

more remarkable

to is

Each Latin its

2300

letters,

difficult

triangular kind,

reckoned up according and according to triangular pro line,

exactly.

if

What makes

the wonderful clearness and

these

316

lines

neatness of their

sense as applied to the matter in hand.

2300.

summa summarum Summa summarum ex Alphabeto Ex Alphabeto latino fit Numeris Ista est

Atque

est

Numerus

Danielis

summa sacra totius Alphabet! Summa audita a Daniele Danielis octavo Et est summa sacra de ccelo signata Ecce

Ecce Numerus Triangulorum Triangulis complet Alphabetum

Et ecce fit pyramis triangulata. Ecce hie Numerus est hoc Alphabetum Ecce hoc viginti tribus literis Et ex hoc numero computatio

Ac computatio Solis

literis solis

numeris eisdem annexis.

Ecce Alphabetum latinum et certum Alphabetum latinum in numeris Haec ipsa puncta duo millia trecenta Perficiunt dies Antiochi Epiphanis Dies Antiochi ac puncta Alphabet! latini Ea indicant istam progressionem dei

Progressio Computationum.

So

2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300

2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300

famous number 2300 is made to describe itself as the the letters of the Latin alphabet, twenty-three in number, from to Z, reckoned up according to the numeration known as Trigonalis, or triangular, viz.

sum of

A

far this

all


APPENDIX A, B, C, D, the

number

of the points being 2300,

was divinely chosen to denote the But this is by no means all.

final

129

etc.,

and the progressive computation period of Antiochus Epiphanes.

The mystic 2300 is only a prefatory indicator of the other mystic pairs of numbers in Daniel and John This is viz., 1290 and 1335 in Daniel, and 666 and 1260 in John. shown by doubling 2300, and we get Ecce 1290, 1335

:

;

2300 + 2300 equals ac

666, 1260,

and no other two words but ecce and ac will suit, so, as our old author there. says, he did not put them there, but found them This certainly is an extraordinary cabalistical coincidence, however else we may regard it. So, having found this, he proceeds to develop further these prophetical numbers out of his basic number 2300, by a further cabalistic examination of

Iste

Et

est

Numerus

it.

Danielis est a

Deo

Liber Danielis sigillatus

Est Prologus clausus a Deo Descriptus intus ac foris Ille prologus est latinus

Est

prasfatio

clausa et sigillata

Et

prasfatio

De

latina Ecclesia,

latina e latino

Alphabeto

Pater dixit latina mysteria De latino Antichristo

Hoc est de Papa adversario Christi De Antichristo Papa pater dixit Et

dixit

tfec Haec

septem Tonitrua Hasc spiritus dixit,

films,

dixit

Dominus omnipotens.

2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300


1

BIBLIA CABALISTIC A

3o

Haec verba domini dei non sunt amissa

Nee dominus

haec frustra dixit

Erant enim signata

Nee

in

Apocalypsi Dei

signa illorum sunt amissa

Ecce duo 666 ac 1260 In istis duobus numeris dei Erant, sed non fuerant seripta.

Oui eorum intellectum habet

a

Deo

computet Tempus Ecclesiae dei Computetque nomen ac acta Bestiae Nomen signatum Bestiae 666 Et Numerum 1260 Ille

Ipse computet ex Alphabeto latino Meretricis notabilem

Numerum

Ecce dies Antiochi clara figura Papatus Et dies malorum Antiochi Epiphanis

Figura malorum Vicarii Christi Antiochus Epiphanes figura finis Est figura Antichrist! Leonis Ecce revelabitur prope finem mundi

Papatus Papae, Papas Antichristi. Inicium calculati Papatus, est Johannes Octavus 852 Et ab eisdem Tempus Antichristi Antichristi regnantis incipit Anni Papatus et religio Ecclesiae Papae

Regnat Meretrix cum sit Papa Atque Papatum orbis designat Ecce

Meretrix Meretrix Bestiae Meretrix maxima mundi Designata Babylon magna Meretrix Papistica Ecce ipsa damnat fidem justificationis Sed revelabitur verbum domini Postea non proficient ultra haec

Inimici Christi impiis Papae legibus.

2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300

2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300


APPENDIX

131

Ecce Antichristus, Ecce Leo, Leo decimus iste Papa Urbis revelatur Et fit hoc anno sexto Leonis decimi Eo anno domini 1518

2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300

Ecce

Anni Antichrist! sunt finiti Anni 666 plene sunt finiti Coepti ergo ab anno domini 852

Evangelium Apostolicum domini Et lux fidei usque ad annum 228 Et ecce ab eo sumpserunt inicium

dei

2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2 3OO

Operationes erroris aperte Coepti ergo anni et dies ablati sacrificii Et omnia tempora haec sunt finita

Aperte anno 1518. Est tune finita dispersio magna Et facta est Ecclesia una et fidelissima

2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300

Ab

Angelo volante per medium coeli, habente Evangelium sternum gloriosi dei, Habente claritatem magnam verborum Ecce enim a gloria claritatis ipsius Illuminata est terra Ubique.

So

far for the

cabalistical

and prophetical evolution of John Next for Daniel s two

out of the 2300. mystic numbers

:

Ecce verba in Daniele sic sunt Verba sigillata ac sermones clausi

sigillata

Clausi signatique sermones dei Et ecce numeri sunt sermones Numeri Danielis et

Hi numeri

Apocalypsis sunt numeri finis

Sunt verba

et

Evangelium

Filii dei

Daniel audivit mysteria clausa Ecce eadem audivit Daniel in visione

Audivit mysteria dei

sigillata

sua.

2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300

2300 2300 2300

s

two


1

BIBLIA CABALISTICA

32

De

Christo sancto sanctorum Audivit mysteria Paparum At hasc sunt verba latina sigillata Ideo vir del Daniel ilia non intellexit

2300 2300 2300 2300

Et ecce dum Daniel quaereret Quid erit post ilia tempora dei ? Quid erit quod modo dixisti ?

2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300

et diceret

In fine dierum apparebis Dicebat Angelus. Vade jam mi Daniel ac esto jam quietus

Quietus esto penitus

Eadem enim

signata sunt Numeris.

Ecce sermones

modo

sunt clausi

Et mysteria sunt signata

Eadem

mysteria sunt sigillata Ipsa mysteria de filio dei patris De Antichristo Papa et de abominatione Signata per numeros sunt

Oui numeri revelabuntur.

Mysterium

revelationis

Istud est in tempore suo Illud prasteribunt plurimi

Et pertransibunt tempora Tempora et signata mysteria Eos Numeros praeteribunt Et praeteribunt verba signata.

Numeri

dei sunt mysteria dei

Mysteria

dei sunt

Tempora

signata

Tempora per Numeros

Sunt sigilla verborum ac liber Liber domini ineffabiliter copiosus In eo sunt verba ultima Ecclesiae Dei Ecce iste liber nunc est tuus.

Hunc

librum dierum obsignabis Daniel et sermones latinos

Habet verba

2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300


APPENDIX Et librum Sermones

et illi

133

sermones claude Daniel ac verba haec latina

latini

Habent mysteria de Antichristo Mysteria latinorum clausa Signata sigillata ab illis numeris

2300

Scientia libri erit multiplex Multiplex scientia Lutheri

Ihesu Christo Ipsa erit de filio dei ilia Antithesi Christi et Papae

Et de

illis

sacris

2300 2300 2300 2300 2300

2300

numeris dei

Signata In Numeris dei est Antithesis Antithesis

sermonum domini

dei.

Hsec omnia omnes impii non intelligent Proficient in pejus donee pereant In termino mundi pessime deficient

Verba aperta de

Nee Nee

filio

non videbunt

dei

Bestiae

intelligent mysteria

mysteria

Gog

et

Magog

sub Leone

belli intelligentia. Spiritualis

Et

Iste qui edoctus intelliget in fine intellectum habebit a

qui

Hoc numero Sermones

Deo

inveniet sermones

istius

Latinos sancto

Signatos spiritu ex Illeque inveniet

Sermones

Numero

istos in fine

hoc

dierum.

next proceeds to find the Christian Mysteries remarkable cabalistica same great number in the following

Our good Lutheran

:-

in his

2300. filius Ihesus, Ihesus est

Et

filius

ejus unigenitus

Ille sapientia, sapientia

dei

Dei

Patns


BIBL1A CABALISTICA

134

Ejusdem patris omnipotentia Ecce ille patri consubstantialis Ecce enim vere genitus non factus Ecce est filius genitus ab aeterno.

Nunc

ipse filius dei

homo

factus

Et idem incarnatus de virgine Et ille nunc est filius hominis Et ipse nunc filius virginis

Est.

Atque filius sine viri semine Semen Abrahae Davidis Mariae a spiritu Et idem semen mulieris a Deo benedictum. Ecce Christus

Nunc

ipse vir a spiritu sancto est, ac Deus et

Homo

Ihesus est unctus

Unctus a patre ac a spiritu Unctus Rex gloriae a Deo patre Ecce unctus est Spiritu dei Spiritu a

quo conceptus.

Verbum

patris est victima

Victima vera filius virginis Ecce agnus in cruce offerendo se patri Fit victima dei, et est pontifex summus sacerdos domini

Est

Summus sacerdos dei patris Est victima dei et Justificatio. Agnus verus tulit peccata Tulit peccata passione morte

2300 2300 2300 2300

2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300

salutis tulit peccata Tulit peccata filius dei sacerdos Hie sacerdos morte tulit peccata.

2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300

Filius virginis Mariae placat iram Irani dei placat morte sua ac salvat

2300 2300

Moriens moriendo Tulit peccata

iste

tulit

peccata

redemptor

Deus


APPENDIX occisus est Victor

Agnus

En

Victor mortis diaboli ac inferni Iste idem Victor peccati et mundi Moriens fit Victor in morte Morte ac vita sua justificat.

Nunc

ille

in gloria dei patris sui

A dextris dei Rex est ac sacerdos Vere Jhesus est Rex regum Ecce Rex et Dominus Dominantium Hie Rex Ihesus unigenitus dei salvat Protegit nos ac pios

Impios quoque

justificat.

lesus nobis est salvator

lesus

ille

natus ex virgine

Est nobis salvator de virgine De virgine Maria nobis est salus Salus est, salvat credentes est et lux piorum Iter et Via, Veritas et Vita.

Agnus

Nunc

princeps

ille

magnus

Ecclesiae dei

Reficit nos proprio corpore

suo Proprioque sanguine

Ac

fovet verbis suis solis

Verbis omnipotently Jesus Facit hoc verus Deus noster

Magnus Dominus omnipotens. Dominus credentes justificat Sola fide gratis justificat

orbem

Ipse propter semetipsum Sola fide Evangelii sui justificat Et ecce justificat filius hommis

nos Nazarenus deus et homo.

Justificat Ac sola fide justificat

Audite impii inclusa mysteria Audite.

Passio

filii

dei justificat

i35


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

136 Passio Christi.

Et Passio

Ac

filii

Oblatio in cruce dei,

sanguis fusus

filii

filii

2300 2300 2300 2300 2300

dei Jesu Christi

hominis

dei nos justificat Sanguis Et ilia est fides, Et ea hac fide filii

Ecce Jhesus Christus

justificat.

filius dei

Pro nobis natus passus Idem passus ac idem sepultus Hie descendit ad inferna, Hie ascendit

in ccelum

Hie tertia die a morte resurgens Idem resurgens ascendit in ccelum Idem sedet a dextris dei patris. Amen.

2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300

filled up the mysteries of Christ from the great he number, proceeds to show the mysteries of Antichrist from it as well. He acts on this principle with the other numbers of Daniel and John He seems to assume that they contain an antithesis of throughout.

Having thus

Christ and Antichrist, a popular Lutheran theory.

2300.

Ecce Evangelium

a spiritu sancto

In scripturis manifestum

Id sigillatum est in numeris dei a patre et ab aeterno Istud persequuntur

Evangelium

filio

Bestia, et ista Meretrix peccati Ecce haec fit ebria, ebria

sanguine sanctorum

Fidem

fidelium deformavit papatus istani dei vastat

Papatus fidem

Fidem Fidem

justificationis dei patris

justificationis in

regno

filii

In regno filii dei in montibus Israel Fidem istam damnat haec meretrix Roma

Et

fit

istud in Ecclesia sancta

filii

dei.

dei.

2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300


APPENDIX

137

Ecce haec est ilia "abominatio in loco sancto Ecce Ecclesia ac Antichrist! statuta

Et

ecce Ecclesia ac

regnum

impii papatus

Ecce Ecclesia ac Antichristi Romani canones

Et

ecce Ecclesia ac iniquus papatus ac jura ilia mundani papatus

Ecce Ecclesia

Et

ecce Ecclesia ac sedens in ea

Ecce

in

jam

diu

homo

peccati.

filius

perditionis Templo peccati sedens in Templo Ecclesiae del Rex est Romas triplici corona

Homo Ecce Is

Rex

Et

ille

Est

est Antichristus Antichristus Papa

homo

Hie enim Et Doctor

Romae

peccati ac adversarius dei regnum Christi vastat.

ecce Lutherus doctor gratiae

tempore suo Revelabat Evangelium dei totum Evangelium fidei, Evangelium Christi Ecce stabit et docebit verba dei manifeste Fidem et Evangelium filii hominis docebit Hoc opere dei factus est doctor a Deo. gratiae

in

Revelatur

A

homo Leo decimus Papa

revelato isto Antichristo

Destruitur doctrina Romae

Ecce revelabitur os Leonis, Papa Leo Damnat nos credentes ac Christum Pontifex

ille

Bulla vanitatis

Damnat Leges

domini, opera bona, dilectionem.

Evangelium ex patre Papatum spiritu Christi

Ex

spiritu

interficiet

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2300 2300

oris Christi

Destruitur Synagoga Diaboli Babylon haec apparentis Papatus

Regnum Papatus et homo peccati Ac ista Babylon cecidit, nee resurget

2300


i

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3s

Abominatio Romana visa Est signum Christi, id apparet Et est signum Danielis certum

in

dei

2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300

in coelo

2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300

Templo

Et qui legit signum intelligat Id Christianis est signum filii dei Abominatio est papatus Ea enim est abominatio filii

Signum Manifestum

Hoc

erit in

Et de

ccelis

et

Papa

desolationis.

hominis ac domini dei

erit patebit

in coelo

angustia temporis revelabitur clamor

ille

Sponsus dominus venit Excite obviam sponso repente Et vide, Diem et horam finis nemo

sciet.

Et ecce extrema persecutio Ecclesiae ultima patientia sanctorum Deinde dies et hora finis. En ilia nemo sciet Ecce mox consurget MICHAEL FILIUS DEI

Ac

Ac

verbo resurgent mortui Canente simul tuba novissima Veni domine Jesu Christe. Ac

cito.

Amen.

2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300

number 2300 taken from Dan. viii. 14, our cabalist goes to the last three verses of this Book of Daniel, and takes from them the two mystical, prophetic, and comforting numbers in 1290 and 1335, and proceeds to examine them cabalistically each manner exactly ninety-nine different Latin clauses in the following

Having thus considered

the

:

1290. Patebit liber Danielis

Ac apparebunt Numeri

in Daniele

beati Danielis

Ambo numeri dierum Duo numeri finis Et

veri

Ac

verba domini signata.

numeri dei

1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290


APPENDIX Ecce obsignata

sigillata

Signata Numeris

Et his numeris dei Sunt verba Angeli Ad finem loquentis Ecce sunt a Deo clausa

Et

signata a beato Daniele.

Tempora amborum

Numerorum

Ambo De

de

fine

mysteria de fine mundi erunt

fine

Et

haec sunt certa Clausa lingua latina Latina sunt ac clara.

Ecce signata Babylon magna

Et Meretrix

latina

Papatus orbis Orbis caput dolo Dolo vastans fidem

Fidem

Ecclesiae dei ineffabiliter

Haec Babylon

Et

in

Templo.

ecce abominatio in Daniele

Babylone anterior

Ac

anni plane priores

Et dies ablati sacrificii Ante 666 ac Papam Ecce post Tempora Apostolica ipsa ac

fidei.

Sed ecce ea mala fidei confusio Fidei fuit ac

operum

Ipsa abominatio impia Ecclesiae contraria

Et

Ipsa confusio

A A

Tempore

magna

fidei

Jhesu

fide Christi designata.

i

1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290

1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 I2 9Q 1290

39


1

B1BLIA CABALISTICA

40

Ecce finem habent Tempora Sumpta ab anno 228

Ac

confusio

finita fidei

A

revelato

In

Templo

Papa Leone Decimo, Papa illo sedente del vivi

Ecce deinde clarissima Ecclesia. Revelatur Leo

fide

Fide, Sexto anno Decimi

Et Leo, ille homo peccati Leo est, Est Romae Et Leo, Leo rugiens Ecce rugit

decimus

hie

Bulla vanitatis.

Et ideo apparebit fides Fides a deo, misericordia del Fides haec sanctissima Ecce hanc docebit Propheta Ipse Martinus

Et homo ille Antipapa Docebit hie Evangelium dei. Ecce liber clausus a deo Docet haec mysteria Ecce vir ille Jhesus Sanctitate

Conceptus

Nemo

munda est

ita sine

Nisi hie

filius

peccato Marias.

Ille nunc est homo Sed deitate filius dei

Illeque

Deus

Ac homo de Inde

filius

ac

homo

spiritu

hominis

Et idem ex semine David Dominus semen Abrahae.

1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290

1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290


APPENDIX Ecce semen sanctum

a

141

deo

1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290 1290

Seipso benedictum

Ex

hoc justitia

Et benedictio fidelium Hie filius del victima Hinc crucifigitur Inde

filius del

Agnus.

Crucifixus

Vere

del

1290 1290 1-90 1290 1290

ille

salvator

Et salus aeterna Hinc agnus del

sacerdos

Sacerdos moriens Ut is redimeret

Nos morte

sua.

i

29

I

29

Sed hie resurgens In coelos procedens Regnat Rex gloria Ac a dextris dei defend! t En hie salvat nos fide

I2 9

Ac

l

Et

1290 I

29

I2 9 I2 9

ea sola justificat

-9

I2 9

gratia adjuvat Amen. miseros.

I2 9

Nos

Blessed is he that Next comes the number of which it is said five and thirty and hundred three thousand the to waiteth and cometh "

:

days"

(Dan.

xii.

12).

1335Ista

Aperit

summa admiranda

1335

clara et vera

Et magna testimonia fine

dierum

in Evangelii Dicebat vero Angelus Daniel claude sermones

Et

clare stabis in fine.

T

335


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

142

Et summa numeri Revelat

T

335 1335 J 335 1335 1335 1335 1335

literis

Fidem

justificantem

Quam

aperte negant

Papas mancipia iterum Fides sola sine opere Fides est. Haec salvat.

Ecce Jesus Magister doctor verus Istud hoc ita docet

Ac

Hunc Dixit,

audite. Ecce pater hunc audite

Is Jesus Lux Ac homines tenebrae

impiae

Jesus solus Salus est Ecclesiae Ipse salus certa Salus pacis grata Ilia salus

Ac

summa

salus haec revelata

Salus sola

fidelis.

Ecce ex virgine sancta Incarnatus est Iste conceptus Est de Spiritu

Idem natus ex Maria

Homo Ac

est,

vere

Dei homo.

ac filius

Deus

et

Hie homo

justificat

Veritate Evangelii Et idem Christus

Homo

omnipotens

etiam salvat Idem Jesus victima dei ac

Deus

1335 1335 1335 1335 1335 T 335 J 335 1335 335 J 335 133^ 1335 1335 1335 J

1335 335 T 335 J 335 1335 1335 J 335 J

Nos

Agnus

335 335 J 335 1335 1335 J 335 T 335 T

T

ipse.


APPENDIX Ille fuit in

Et mortem

morte

335 335 X 335 1335 J 335 1335 1335

J

evicit

J

Fuitque sub Lege Et idem legem adimplevit

legem nobis vicit Sensit tamen iram Et idem iram dei abolevit. Sic

Vicit redemptor

Moriens

Et

iste

in

1335 1335 1335 J 335 1335 1335 1335

morte

victor

Vita revixit Hie ascendens descenderat Nam ecce in inferno fuit Ecce ibi vicet infernum.

Ac

143

Ecce idem ascendit nunc locum parat

in

coelum

1335 J

Singulis electis Istis abiens adest

335

Victor ille mundi Et suos liberat

A

dextris dei orat

Ecce

Next

hc

verba fidelissima.

the antithesis

Amen.

1335

:

THE MYSTERIES

OF THE ANTICHRIST.

In hac computatione Sunt plurima Verba sigillata Ecclesise Literae ejus latinae ac Mysteria Aperiunt sigilla

Mysteria agni

et

Papas

Christi et Papae clara.

J

335


i

BIBLIA CABALISTIC A

44

Et

haec est calculatio

Certa sanctissima Et vere clarissima

Haec indicat Christum De numeris sacris

Eadem Antichristum

indicat

Secreta Antithesi.

Papatus Babylon Est odiosa Babylon

Ac

ilia

Id

nomen

est odiosa

Roma

Sigillatum

Ipsum in fronte Hie id nomen Papatus Et nomen Papae Leonis. Apparebit primo Leo

Leo Papa

signatus

Istud sigillum Sigillum nominis ejus implet

Nomen Et

perfecte perficit

Leo, Leo Papa, Leo Decimus.

Ecce 666, Et sigilla Et decem Cornua

Bestiae.

Cornua, Os Leonis

Et ilia septem Capita Ecce Bestia maxima mundi

Ac

in ea vires draconis

Et ecce

sigillata

decem diademata.

1335 : 335 X 335 1335 J 335 1335 1335 1335 1335 1335 1335 1335 1335 1335

335 1335 1335 1335 1335 1335 1335 :

1335 1335 1335 1335 T 335 : 335 r 335

Next, the two great numbers of Daniel, 1290 and 1335, are taken Our author remarks that if Daniel s greatest number, 2300, be together. is the taken, and duo added to it per Cab. Trig., we get 2625, which and sum of the two (duo) numbers 1290 1335.


APPENDIX 1290

Hi numeri Ipsi

4-

145

1335.

2625. sunt numeri beati Danielis

duo numeri

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visionis Danielis

Sunt verba latina signata et clausa Et sunt verba numeris sigillata Et ecce duo numeri sunt sermones Sermones clausi visionis Danielis Et ista sermones dei sunt latini.

Hi numeri sunt duo numeri numeri revelabuntur duo Qui

De

finis

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Christo redemptore, ac Antichristo

Quos praeteribunt plurimi Donee veniat consummatio regni mundi Et donee numeris fiat revelatio finis Et ecce in fine dierum intelligent plurimi. Dictum

est ab angelo, In fine

dierum

stabis

Daniel claude sermones ac verba domini signata Hos tales sermones claude numeris Absconde verba, claude librum pluribus in fine tantum manifestandum totum absconde sub numeris in numeris Evangelium enim filii dei est

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Librum

Eum

The

doctrine of the Trinity

Ecce unitas In

next elaborately evolved :-

et Trinitas essentiae dei

ista unitate dei, tres

Deus

is

dei.

personae dei

Filius dei, ac Spiritus pater, essentia

Tres personae simplex

Ac persona

personae coaequalis perfecte

dei plena ac tota deitas Qualibet persona

Haec

ilia

personarum

Trinitas Deus.

10


BIBLIA CABALISTIC A

146

Pater est aeternitas, aeterna deltas

cum sancto spiritu Et unitas et Trinitas del deltas eadem Et essentia aeternus filius Ecce a patre factus sed genitus non filius Hie idem films del

Ideo ille filius genitus est ab aeterno Genitus veraciter ante omnia saecula. Essentia patris omnipotentis

Et

filii

Et eadem

del,

essentia Spiritus

Spiritus sanctus patris

Et

spiritus

filii

del, ab

utroque

Non

factus, nee genitus, at procedens est procedens ex patre et filio, Ipse amborum. Ipse idem vere Spiritus

Jhesus

Hie

filius dei,

Verbum

patris

et factus est

filius dei

Deus, hominis ex virgine natus

Filius

homo

Maria virgine natus ab ea de Spiritu sancto

Filius Mariae, ex

Idem

filius est

Conceptus Ihesus

est incarnatus est

iste filius dei naturalis.

Hie Jhesus

est

homo

sine viri

semine

ex virgine sancta Solus est conceptus de virgine Nemo sine peccato nisi Jhesus agnus dei Jhesus Deus, Jhesus homo factus Jhesus Christus Abraham, Davidis, Mariae Semen mulieris Abrahae a deo promissum.

Ecce conceptus

est

Jesus passus est pro nobis

Et

hie Jesus salus et Salvator Filius dei tectus deitate, filius

hominis

Filius dei passus sepultus

Jesus Nazarenus est filius dei Et Filius dei ex virgine de spiritu

Hie Jesus

passus, descendit, ascendit.

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APPENDIX Ille

films flagellatus tulit peccata

homo

Ille

consputus Hie spinis crudeliter coronatus Et crucifixus et mortuus flagellatus

Surrexit tertia die pro nobis Et surrexit dominus a morte

Hie ascendens Iste

sedet a dextris dei patris.

unigenitus

filius dei a

patre

Lavat nos sanguine, sanguine suo

A

peccatis, sine operibus nostris intercedit pro peccatis nostris.

Ac

Ecce factus

Et

justificat

est justitia nostra

nos

filius

hominis

Filius hominis a dextris patris.

Jesus Christus

Et dominus

Rex

sacerdos

gloria dei patris sui et princeps magnus Ecclesice dei in

Dominus Iste Dominus Deus Iste

et Rex Regum dominus dominantium regnans

Pater futuri saeculi placans iram dei Jesus dominus

Deus

salvator.

Vere salvator solus Jesus Vere salvator ac vere Deus et homo Victor est et idem Victor regnat

En

victor legis, Diaboli, mortis ac inferni Victor peccati, peccati Victor ac mundi Ille victima pro peccatis nostris Et victima sanctus sanctorum Et occisus est agnus dei verus

Et dominus Jesus

147

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crucifixus.

salus

Jhesus Christus est Agnus verus sacerdos unicus Et salvator de Spiritu sancto

Hie

Jesus venit.

Et veniet

in gloria dei

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i

BIBLIA CABALISTICA

48

In fine saeculorum,

Cum Et

apparuerit

cum

similes

apparuerit ei

erimus

vita aeterna similes ei erimus.

Next comes

the usual antithesis

Amen.

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:

ANTICHRIST AND THE LAST DAYS. Evangelium revelat Antichristum Et idem Antichristus Papa Leo Decimus

En Papa

revelandus, et

nomen

Papae Leonis

Fit, Leonis, Adriani, dementis, Pauli, Julii Sedebunt illi successive. Vae, Vae, Vae, Vae tibi Papa Romae, Vae tibi Caesar, Vae Bestiae Vae, Vae, Vae, Ceciderunt Capita quinque.

Primo apparebit Leo. Secundo Adrianus Deinde Clemens, Paulus, Julius. Ac alii in fine Haec

est revelatio

Revelatio

filii

iniquitatis

perditionis manifesta Antichristi Leonis peccati et filii

Hominis Et clare apparuerunt decem diademata Bestiae Id est: Decem Leones Bestiae, certa calculatione. Ecce dominus interficit Papatum Romae

Eum

Papatum destruet Jhesus

Destruet Episcopos Papatus Ecce destruet hunc Antichristum dei Ac idem destruet eum adventu suo Peribit Spiritu oris Christi Et nunc ille sine manu conteretur. Interficiet hunc Evangelium a Christo Ecce Evangelium Lutheri confirmatum a Deo Et ecce confirmatum in Scripturis Libri Veteris ac Novi Testamenti dei Est enim fides revelata patris et filii

Fides revelata a spiritu in papatu Sola fides Lutheri sal vat credentes.

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APPENDIX

149

Fides justificationis sola salvat Ille articulus

Est a spiritu sancto del patris Est Evangelium gratias dei patris de Est scientia dei de filio suo crucifixo Haec fides justificationis justificat

Et

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justificationis filio

fides Christi gratis justificat.

Fides

filii

hominis

justificat

ac salvat

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Ac

ecce haec sola justificat ac sola salvat Haec fides Lutheri justificat credentes

Ac

ea sola solus Jesus justificat

Et

hasc fides revelat

Ac

revelat fidelibus abominationes ejus

mysterium Papas

Abominationes Meretricis Papatus.

Ecce revelatur signata Meretrix Babylon magna Meretrix in Apocalypsi Ecclesia Papistica Meretrix Babylon magna Mysterium in fronte, Babylon magna

Et secretum, in fronte meretricis Poculum aureum in manu, Papas Ecce hie calix aureus in

manu

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decreta

meretricis.

2625

Mundabitur Ecclesia domini sub Leone decimo Sub Leone, anno sexto Papas Leonis decimi Mundabitur scientia in spiritu In spiritu sancto mundabitur

Eo anno domini 1518 Sub Leone. Ab Angelo volante

Ecclesia.

A

per

Luthero Antipapa Sophistarum. Postea

erit persecutio

ultima

Ultima persecutio sanctorum verbi domini Et ultima persecutio Patientia sacra sanctorum ultima

Tempora

post Lutheri

Tempera

medium

coeli


1

BIBL1A CABALISTICA

5o

Sunt ultima tempora nostra

Et

omnia omnes impii non In ipso fine dicent, Pax et

ilia

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intelligent.

securitas

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dicent principes persecutores Persecutores Ecclesias novissimi Ilia

Et manifestabitur signum coeleste Signum filii hominis firmatum in coelo Id erit signum adventus Christi

Tune Et

En

ipse films hominis apparebit ecce apparebit canente tuba novissima de die illo et hora nemo mortalium sciet.

Revelabitur clamor media nocte factus ille tuba ultima et septima

Et clamor

Tune

Ecce sponsus venit Exite obviam venienti domino Venit, exite.

obviam sponso sponsas Sponsus venit, Exite, Ecce jam finis Finis mundi hujus, Veni domine Jesu Exite, Ite

Domine Jhesu Ecce ego venio

Christe, et festinanter cito,

Veni domine Jhesu,

Fit.

Amen.

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Vienna pro

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SAN JUAN Y BERNEDO, FRANCISCO

DE.

celebratur V. Deiparae Mariae Virginis numeraha millia continentibus tria Anagrammata acrostichidibus ex ex ejus Litania, Antiphona Save deducta ex oratione Angelica, Et aliqua ex Alphabeti litens. Regina, et ex hymno Ave Maris Stella, utrum videat facilius ut sunt ad examen redacta,

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Romae, MDCLXXXVI, 176 pp. in 8vo.

8.

of which 1505 This book really contains 1801 numerical anagrams, St. Theresia. are on the Virgin, and 274 on


BIBLIA CABALISTICA

156

1701.

much

Another author

edition, collected works

enlarged,

was placed

at

the end of the

2

It occupies pp. (Romas, 1701, fol., vols.). of numerical and contains Vol. II., 597-654 3799 anagrams on the in of honour St. Ildephonsus, being a grand Virgin Mary, and 1599 total of 5398 cabalistical anagrams. are They generally short and neat. I have selected the Both editions are very rare. Scriptural ones only. s

1687.

ALBRICIUS, NICOLAUS.

Esdrae Lea de Silva|ad cujus concitationem rugitum et verba|vidit incendi totum corpus aquiloe Imperii Turcici. Opusculum consurgit ex D. Scripturis, paucis exceptis, et Esdrae 4, continens multa notabilia et I

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tarn utile tarn

militantibus

jucundum.

omnibusque utriusque

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tempora collimantium. Venetiis 12

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MDCLXXXVII.

prel.

and 333 pp.

Typis S. Curti. I2mo.

in

This curious book belongs to the same class as the Vaticinia sive Prophetic Abbatis Joachimi, which had a large circulation in Italy towards the end of the sixteenth century, as the many editions tend to show. It is, however, much more bulky and learned than were either the of or the numerous Joachim Prophecies Prophetic and Hieroglyphic There wheels which were published about the same period in Italy. is some likeness between these latter and the Zadkiel and Old Moore s Almanacs of the present day, and though originally in Latin, they were made popular by an appended Italian translation and explanation and the hieroglyphics, as with Zadkiel and the rest, were a great attraction. But though there are hieroglyphical figures throughout the work of Albricius, his is a very different style of culture from Old Moore and his followers. He was a patrician, a philosopher, and a man of medical which makes it all the more strange that he should write such science, ;


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157

Its object is to contained in the 350 pages of his book. which should Silva Leo de the was show that the Emperor Leopold this he does and by Biblical utterly destroy the Ottoman power, occasional cabala, and similar an prophecies, by anagrams, chronograms, I have heard English lectures on things that are literary artifices. the illustrated to come walls) by hieroglyphics (on pass," shortly to from the Apocalypse and Daniel, but they were indeed puny attempts us in his remarkable book. to what Albricius

rubbish as

is

"

gives

compared

SIMON WOLFF BRANDES.

1701.

Die geheime Offenbarung des Konigl. Propheten welcher in seinem 21 Psalm die Preussische Krohnung verkiindiget, entdecket von Simon Wolff Brandes Schutz-Juden in Berlin. Berlin, 1701-8.

MAZZA

1710.

DE CASTANEA, JOSEPH.

Mazza: de Castanea nuncupati ex Cappuccinorum F. Josephi Familia Minorite sacra et arithmetico-|anagrammatica opuscula. MDCCX per Joannem Rosellium, typographum hujus j

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Neapoli

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fideliss. Civitatis.

+

218 pp.

Superiorum

8 pp.

licentia.

(ad fin.}.

each This remarkable book, unique of its kind, contains three parts, with an engraved frontispiece Fastorum Immaculatae Puerperae elogialis heptas. 1 2. Columbs Gemitus, Heptas Dolorosa. rituale Jubilaeum per septem Heptades. 3. Fastorum of 2093 cabala, of it contains the enormous quantity Altogether or hexameters pentameters, which 371 were metrical, either on Bible texts only, and, as it happened, selection was confined to cabala so the extreme ingenuity c not one of these was a metrical one, :

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cabalistic expositions

quantity and quality, I holds the record. neither did

I

find

it

is

not here

in

evidence.

As

a tour de force, both

f<

this book in the cabalistic department of literature, know of no copies in England beside my own,

of in the catalogues of the great libraries

Germany


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158

and

The book

Italy.

classical,

and the author

commentaries, but his

is

of learned allusions, both theological and us he wished to add explanatory notes and of poverty as a Capucin prevented him.

full

tells

vow

RlEDERER, JOHANN FRIEDERICH. Catalogus derer Eintausend funffzig Paragrammatum Cabbalisticorum Trigonalium welche auf die Gottheit, himlische Corper, gecronte Haupter, Cardinale, Generalen, Grafen, Stands-Personen, Gelehrte, Kauffleute Handwercks, und Privat item auf verschiedene sonderbar-beruffene und sonst honnete Leute beederley Geschlechts, &c., &c. Darbey auch Stadte gantze Nationem, Sectirer, Verrather des Vatterlands, Schwarmer, Factwnem y Morder, und andere von solchem Calibre ohnvergessen sind.

Durch

aus geistlichen TLgalisirung Biblischer Texte, oder Strophen ihre sich auf Conduite die Personen, Eigenschafften, Vorhaben, Gesangen und nebst einer ersonnen Gewerbe und Kunst schicken, Profession,

der Einrichtung der Paragrammatum, mit nach ohngefehrer Ordnung hiemit nur dem angehangten ^/>^r/-Register Nahmen und dem Stande nach publicirt werden von Johann Friederich ausfiihrlichen

Riederer.

Norimb.

S. a. et

Sign.

is

Vorrede von

1.

8vo.

A H = 6

124 pp.

Although the title-page has no u NOrnberg, 6 Martii Anno signed

Printed by Hazell, Watson

&

date

and

place,

1719."

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