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Scripture · c. 1280 CE

The Zohar

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The central text of Kabbalah is a mystical commentary on the Torah, written mostly in Aramaic.

← EarlierRumi and the Masnavi Later →Sukhothai's Buddhist kingdom

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Appeared: Late 13th century
Circulated by: Moses de León
Language: Aramaic

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Rabbinic Judaismc. 70 CE – present

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