Note 59 — III.

Among the works thus omitted are Buddeus’ Introduction to the History of Hebrew Philosophy;59 Basnage’s History of the Jews,60 where a very lengthy account is given of the Kabbalah, without any system whatever, chiefly derived from the work of Kircher; Wolfs account of the Jewish Kabbalah, given in his elaborate Bibliographical Thesaurus of Hebrew Literature, where a very extensive catalogue is given of Kabbalistic authors;61 and Molitor’s Philosophy of History.62