Introduction to the Cabala, dedicated to King François I
Jean Thenaud, 1536, Geneve
This parchment manuscript contains the mystical text of the Kabbala in cursive script, illustrated by numerous highly colorful drawings with allegorical, cosmological, and liturgical themes.
Source: e-codices.unifr.ch
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