“But there is always a sense of foreboding on such occasions because of the secretive, mafia-like management by a cabal of political operators.”

“The rumor had it that the President had charged him with assembling just such a secret cabal to prepare for the stock market crash.”

“The cruelties then performed by the cabalist on a he-goat are too loathsome to transcribe.”

“The cabalist started up, seized him, and held him in his careful grasp, foaming and in convulsions.”

“Among the victims was the cabalist Samson of Ostropol, who was greatly revered by the people.”

“Perez-Chada D, Videla AJ, O'Flaherty ME, Majul C, Catalini AM, Caballer CA, et al.”

“It was claimed that reason did not pass beyond what took place in laboratories or the cabalism of the mathematicians.”

“It was therefore not Martinism, cabalism, or Freemasonry that in themselves provided the real revolutionary force.”

“Witchcraft, superstition and cabalism were fostered even at the various European courts.”