Middot: On the Emergence of Kabbalistic Theosophies by Moshe Idel (Ktav Publishing House, 2021) Hardcover

Middot: On the Emergence of Kabbalistic Theosophies by Moshe Idel (Ktav Publishing House, 2021) HardcoverMoshe Idel. Middot: On the Emergence of Kabbalistic Theosophies. Brooklyn, NY: Ktav Publishing House, 2021. Hardcover. 298 pages. Condition: Very Good. Some minor shelf wear on cover (see photos). Tight binding. Very clean copy with no underlining, highlighting, notes, or other markings. Description from the publisher: This study examines the theories about divine attributes in Philo of Alexandria, and the different models in Rabbinic literature, as

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