p. 651; cf. passage in the Zohar, section Bereschith, folio
- Matter, op. cit., III. 119, 120. De Sacy (op. cit., p. 654) also attributes the Codex Nasaræus to the eighth century.
- Matter, op. cit., III. 118.
- Jewish Encyclopædia, article on Mandæans.
- Loiseleur, op. cit., p. 52.
- Ibid., p. 51; Matter, op. cit., III. 305.
- Hastings' Encyclopædia, article on Bogomils.
- The Sabbatic goat is clearly of Jewish origin. Thus the Zohar relates that "Tradition teaches us that when the Israelites evoked evil spirits, these appeared to them under the form of he-goats and made known to them all that they wished to learn."--Section Ahre Moth, folio 70a (de Pauly, V. 191).
- Eliphas Lévi, Dogme et Rituel de la Haute Magie, II. 209.
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