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=== {{Style S-Small capitals|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.10 sl.40-42 ch.The primeval manus of humanity|The primeval manus of humanity]]}} {{SD-p-toc|2|307|21c}} ===

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: The seven and fourteen manus {{SD-p-toc|2|307|21c}}

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: The seven and fourteen manus {{SD-p-toc|2|307|21c}}

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: The blinds of exotericism {{SD-p-toc|2|309|21c}}

: The four earlier Races {{SD-p-toc|2|311|21c}}

: The esoteric meaning of “fish” {{SD-p-toc|2|313|21c}}

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: The inner man in the ''Zohar'' {{SD-p-toc|2|315|21c}}

==={{Style S-Small capitals|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.11 sl.43| Stanza XI.—The civilization and destruction of the Fourth and Fifth Races]]}} {{SD-p-toc|2|316|21c}}===

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[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.11 sl.43|43]],

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[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.11 sl.44|44]],

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[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.11 sl.45|45]],

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[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.11 sl.46|46]]}}

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[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.11 sl.43|Sloka 43]]. The Lemuro-Atlanteans build cities and spread civilization. The incipient stage of anthropomorphism {{SD-p-toc|2|316|21c}}

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: Presentments of truths {{SD-p-toc|2|317|21c}}

: Degeneration of mankind {{SD-p-toc|2|319|21c}}

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: The Hindu symbolization {{SD-p-toc|2|321|21c}}

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: The magis in the days of Krishna {{SD-p-toc|2|323|21c}}

: Atlantis now ocean floor {{SD-p-toc|2|325|21c}}

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: On foot across the oceans {{SD-p-toc|2|327|21c}}

: Changes of climate {{SD-p-toc|2|329|21c}}

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[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.11 sl.44|Sloka 44]]. Their statues, witnesses to the size of the Lemuro-Atlanteans {{SD-p-toc|2|331|21c}}

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: Pre-historic statues {{SD-p-toc|2|331|21c}}

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: The old continents {{SD-p-toc|2|333|21c}}

: How to read symbols {{SD-p-toc|2|335|21c}}

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: The mystery of easter island {{SD-p-toc|2|337|21c}}

: The antediluvian Buddhas {{SD-p-toc|2|339|21c}}

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=== {{Style S-Small capitals|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.11 sl.44 ch.Cyclopean ruins| Cyclopean ruins and colossal stones as witnesses to giants]]}} {{SD-p-toc|2|341|21c}} ===

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: The materialism of the Bible {{SD-p-toc|2|341|21c}}

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: The “rocking-stones” in Europe {{SD-p-toc|2|343|21c}}

: Living, speaking, and moving stones {{SD-p-toc|2|345|21c}}

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: Universal witnesses {{SD-p-toc|2|347|21c}}

: It takes a god to become a man {{SD-p-toc|2|349|21c}}

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[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.11 sl.45|Sloka 45]]. Lemuria destroyed by fire, Atlantis by water. The Flood {{SD-p-toc|2|349|21c}}

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[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.11 sl.46|Sloka 46]]. The destruction of the fourth race and of the last antediluvian monster-animals {{SD-p-toc|2|349|21c}}

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==={{Style S-Small capitals|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.12 sl.47-49|Stanza XII.—The Fifth Race and its divine instructors]]}} {{SD-p-toc|2|351|21c}}===

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: The astronomical ~~dragon~~ {{SD-p-toc|2|353|21c}}

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: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.12 sl.47-49 ch.Serpents and dragons|Serpents and dragons under different Symbolisms]] {{SD-p-toc|2|355|21c}}

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{{Style P-No indent|'''Slokas:'''

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: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.12 sl.47-49 ch.The sidereal and cosmic glyphs|The sidereal and cosmic glyphs]] {{SD-p-toc|2|357|21c}}

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[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.12 sl.47|47]],

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[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.12 sl.48|48]],

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[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.12 sl.49|49]]}}

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[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.12 sl.47|Sloka 47]]. The remnants of the first two races disappear for ever. Groups of the various Atlantean races saved from the Deluge along with the Forefathers of the Fifth {{SD-p-toc|2|351|21c}}

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[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.12 sl.48|Sloka 48]]. The origins of our present Race, the Fifth. The first divine Dynasties {{SD-p-toc|2|351|21c}}

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[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.12 sl.49|Sloka 49]]. The earliest glimmerings in History, now pinned to the allegorical chronology of the Bible, and “universal” History slavishly following it. — The nature of the first instructors and civilizers of mankind {{SD-p-toc|2|351|21c}}

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: The “Great Dragons” and serpents {{SD-p-toc|2|351|21c}}

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: The astronomical Dragon {{SD-p-toc|2|353|21c}}

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[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.12 sl.47-49 ch.Serpents and dragons|Serpents and dragons under different Symbolisms]] {{SD-p-toc|2|354|21c}}

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: The Naasenian Gnostics {{SD-p-toc|2|355|21c}}

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: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.12 sl.47-49 ch.The sidereal and cosmic glyphs|The sidereal and cosmic glyphs]] {{SD-p-toc|2|356|21c}}

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: The two mystic poles {{SD-p-toc|2|357|21c}}

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: God and nature anthropomorphized {{SD-p-toc|2|359|21c}}

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: Who were Enoch and the others? {{SD-p-toc|2|361|21c}}

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: The poles, the “heavenly measure” {{SD-p-toc|2|363|21c}}

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: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.12 sl.47-49 ch.Our divine instructors|Our divine instructors]] {{SD-p-toc|2|365|21c}}

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: The various Noahs {{SD-p-toc|2|365|21c}}

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: Hermes in astronomy and elsewhere {{SD-p-toc|2|367|21c}}

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: What the priests told Herodotus {{SD-p-toc|2|369|21c}}

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: A universal corroboration {{SD-p-toc|2|371|21c}}

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: Wheat brought down by the gods {{SD-p-toc|2|373|21c}}

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: “Sons of god” perfect and imperfect {{SD-p-toc|2|375|21c}}

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: The fallacies of the two churches {{SD-p-toc|2|377|21c}}

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: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.12 sl.47-49 ch.Satanic myth|The origin of the satanic myth]] {{SD-p-toc|2|378|21c}}

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: The secret of the Dragon {{SD-p-toc|2|379|21c}}

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: The theft of Rahu {{SD-p-toc|2|381|21c}}

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: The gods, the facets of one gem {{SD-p-toc|2|383|21c}}

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: The builders of the material world {{SD-p-toc|2|385|21c}}

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: Who first created woman? {{SD-p-toc|2|387|21c}}

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: Jehovah Ophiomorphos {{SD-p-toc|2|389|21c}}

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: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.12 sl.47-49 ch.Noah was a kabir|Noah was a kabir, hence he must have been a demon]] {{SD-p-toc|2|390|21c}}

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: The flood legends {{SD-p-toc|2|391|21c}}

: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.12 sl.47-49 ch.Persian traditions|The oldest Persian traditions about the polar, and the submerged continents]] {{SD-p-toc|2|393|21c}}

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: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.12 sl.47-49 ch.Western speculations|Western speculations founded on the Greek and Purânic traditions]] {{SD-p-toc|2|~~401~~|21c}}

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: The legends of Iran {{SD-p-toc|2|393|21c}}

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: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.12 sl.47-49 ch.Curse|The “curse” from a ~~philosophical~~ point of view]] {{SD-p-toc|2|409|21c}}

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: Esoteric chronology {{SD-p-toc|2|395|21c}}

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: The Persian Phœnix {{SD-p-toc|2|397|21c}}

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: The arctic continent {{SD-p-toc|2|399|21c}}

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: The unreachable land {{SD-p-toc|2|401|21c}}

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: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.12 sl.47-49 ch.Western speculations|Western speculations founded on the Greek and Purânic traditions]] {{SD-p-toc|2|402|21c}}

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: Orientalists in the wrong box {{SD-p-toc|2|403|21c}}

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: Future continents, symbolized {{SD-p-toc|2|405|21c}}

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: The puzzles of antiquity {{SD-p-toc|2|407|21c}}

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: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 st.12 sl.47-49 ch.Curse|The “curse” from a Philosophical point of view]] {{SD-p-toc|2|409|21c}}

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: The ancient and the modern man {{SD-p-toc|2|411|21c}}

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: The travesty of Prometheus {{SD-p-toc|2|413|21c}}

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: Christ connected with Epaphos {{SD-p-toc|2|415|21c}}

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: The mistake of Arrian explained {{SD-p-toc|2|417|21c}}

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: Was Æschylus initiated? {{SD-p-toc|2|419|21c}}

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: One of the functions of Zeus {{SD-p-toc|2|421|21c}}

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: The oldest records about Atlantis {{SD-p-toc|2|425|21c}}

: The doom of Atlantis {{SD-p-toc|2|427|21c}}

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: Shadowy mementos of the past {{SD-p-toc|2|429|21c}}

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: Mistakes of the egyptologists {{SD-p-toc|2|431|21c}}

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: Theories of a self-made adept {{SD-p-toc|2|433|21c}}

: The races, sub-races, and family races {{SD-p-toc|2|434|21c}}

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: Illustration of the Races {{SD-p-toc|2|435|21c}}

==={{Style S-Small capitals|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.1 ch.Conclusion|Conclusion]]}} {{SD-p-toc|2|437|21c}}===

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: Modern science mistrusted {{SD-p-toc|2|439|21c}}

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: A wholesale denial {{SD-p-toc|2|441|21c}}

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: Paradoxes of science {{SD-p-toc|2|443|21c}}

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: The coming new Race {{SD-p-toc|2|445|21c}}

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