Quattrocento

Um, so but that was kind of when the Kabbalah in the form that we know with the tree of life that we know kind of really entered into what may roughly be called the public domain.

And it evolved since the, in the 15th century, um, a- With the Renaissance, uh, particularly the Quattrocento, the 15th century, there was a great deal of interest in esotericism, including the hor- Corpus Hermeticum, and a great deal of interest in the Kabbalah.

So Christian schol- scholars started to study the Kabbalah, um, like Pico della Mirandola, uh, Johannes Reuchlin.

Um, and their Christian Kabbalah was...