school and afterwards became converted to Christianity, but makes no attempt to challenge his statements.
- Drach, op. cit., Vol. II. p. xix
- Franck, op. cit., p. 127.
- De Pauly's translation. Vol. V. pp. 336-8, 343-6.
- Zohar, treatise Beschalah, folio 59b (De Pauly, III. 265).
- Zohar, Toldoth Noah, folio 69a (De Pauly, I. 408).
- Zohar, treatise Beschalah, folio 48a (De Pauly, III. 219).
- Ibid., folio 44a (De Pauly, III. 200).
- Jewish Encyclopædia, article on Cabala.
- Adolf Erman, Life in Ancient Egypt, p. 32.
- Zohar, treatise Toldoth Noah, folio 59b (De Pauly, I. 347).
- Zohar, treatise Lekh-Lekha, folio 94a (De Pauly, I. 535).
- Zohar, treatise Bereschith, folio 26a (De Pauly, I. 161).
- The Emek ha Melek is the work of the Cabalist Napthali, a disciple