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== H. P. Blavatsky == | == [[Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna|H. P. Blavatsky]] == | ||
'''{{Style S-Small capitals|Therapeutæ}}'''. Or ''Therapeutes''. A school of Esotericists, which was an inner group within Alexandrian Judaism and not, as generally believed, a “sect”. They were “healers” in the sense that some “Christian” and “ Mental” Scientists, members of the T.S., are healers, while they are at the same time good Theosophists and students of the esoteric sciences. Philo Judæus calls them “servants of god”. As justly shown in ''A Dictionary of . . . Literature, '' ''Sects,'' and ''Doctrines'' (Vol. IV., art. “Philo Judmus ”) in mentioning the Therapeutes — “ There appears no reason to think of a special “sect”, but rather of an esoteric circle of ''illuminati'', of ‘wise men’ . . . They were contemplative Hellenistic Jews.” | '''{{Style S-Small capitals|Therapeutæ}}'''. Or ''Therapeutes''. A school of Esotericists, which was an inner group within Alexandrian Judaism and not, as generally believed, a “sect”. They were “healers” in the sense that some “Christian” and “ Mental” Scientists, members of the T.S., are healers, while they are at the same time good Theosophists and students of the esoteric sciences. Philo Judæus calls them “servants of god”. As justly shown in ''A Dictionary of . . . Literature, '' ''Sects,'' and ''Doctrines'' (Vol. IV., art. “Philo Judmus ”) in mentioning the Therapeutes — “ There appears no reason to think of a special “sect”, but rather of an esoteric circle of ''illuminati'', of ‘wise men’ . . . They were contemplative Hellenistic Jews.” | ||
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