a. Also cabal-. [f. as prec. + -AL.] Of or pertaining to what is cabbalistic; also = CABBALISTIC.
a. 1591. H. Smith, Wks. (1867), II. 382. By art cabalistical.
1723. Mather, Vind. Bible, 300. A Cabalistical explanation of Deut. iv. 4.
1830. Scott, Demonol., vi. 189. To show the extent of his cabalistical knowledge.
1838–9. Hallam, Hist. Lit., I. I. iii. § 96. 208. His famous 900 theses logical, ethical … and cabbalistical.
