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{{ Path item
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  | year          = 1888
  | year          = 1888
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  | number        = 11
  | number        = 11
  | month        = February
  | month        = February
  | page          = 325
  | page          = 325-330
  | title        = The Bhagavad-Gita (5) (from January) Chapter 11 (To be continued) (1888/2/1)
  | title        = The Bhagavad-Gita
  | author        =  
| title link    = Judge W.Q. - The Bhagavad-Gita
| title style  = small-caps
  | author        = [[Judge, William Quan|W. Q. Judge]]
  | author signed = William Brehon
  | author signed = William Brehon
  | comment      =  
  | comment      = Part V, beginning the Second Chapter, continuing from Part IV (January 1888); on the permanence of the soul and the scrupulous performance of natural duty.
  | type          =  
  | type          = article
  | links to text =  
  | links to text =
  | in russian    =  
  | in russian    =
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{{ Path item
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  | id            = 02-325-02
| format        = linked
  | id            = 02-330-02
  | year          = 1888
  | year          = 1888
  | volume        = 2
  | volume        = 2
  | number        = 11
  | number        = 11
  | month        = February
  | month        = February
  | page          = 325a+
  | page          = 330
  | title        = illustration, The Seeress of Prevorst Keisanbach (?)
  | title        = illustration: The Seeress of Prevorst
  | author        =  
| title link    = Path/Vol2/Text#path_v2_n11_p330
  | author signed = (Gabriel Max)
| title style  = normal
  | comment      =  
  | author        =
  | type          =  
  | author signed = Gabriel Max
  | links to text =  
  | comment      = An "ideal" portrait by Gabriel Max, reproduced with permission from the German magazine ''Sphynx'' (ed. Dr. Hübbe-Schleiden).
  | in russian    =  
  | type          = illustration
  | links to text =
  | in russian    =
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{{ Path item
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  | id            = 02-330-01
| format        = linked
  | id            = 02-330-03
  | year          = 1888
  | year          = 1888
  | volume        = 2
  | volume        = 2
  | number        = 11
  | number        = 11
  | month        = February
  | month        = February
  | page          = 330
  | page          = 330-332
  | title        = The Seeress of Prevorst (1888/2/1)
  | title        = The Seeress of Prevorst
  | author        =  
| title link    = Path/Vol2/Text#path_v2_n11_p330b
| title style  = normal
  | author        =
  | author signed = B.
  | author signed = B.
  | comment      =  
  | comment      = A sketch of Friederike Hauffe (1801-1829), the "Seeress of Prevorst" studied by Dr. Justinus Kerner, and the phenomena attending her case. Author not identifiable from the initial alone.
  | type          =  
  | type          = article
  | links to text =  
  | links to text =
  | in russian    =  
  | in russian    =
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{{ Path item
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| format        = linked
  | id            = 02-333-01
  | id            = 02-333-01
  | year          = 1888
  | year          = 1888
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  | number        = 11
  | number        = 11
  | month        = February
  | month        = February
  | page          = 333
  | page          = 333-334
  | title        = Stray Thoughts (1888/2/1)
  | title        = Stray Thoughts
  | author        =  
| title link    = Keightley J - Stray Thoughts
  | author signed = Jasper Niemand FTS
| title style  = small-caps
  | comment      =  
  | author        = [[Keightley, Julia|Julia Keightley]]
  | type          =  
  | author signed = Jasper Niemand, F. T. S.
  | links to text =  
  | comment      = A series of aphorisms on love, Karma, resignation, and the nature of the Deity.
  | in russian    =  
  | type          = article
  | links to text =
  | in russian    =
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{{ Path item
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| format        = linked
  | id            = 02-335-01
  | id            = 02-335-01
  | year          = 1888
  | year          = 1888
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  | number        = 11
  | number        = 11
  | month        = February
  | month        = February
  | page          = 335
  | page          = 335-339
  | title        = The Lessons of Karma (1888/2/1)
  | title        = The Lessons of Karma
  | author        =  
| title link    = Johnston C - The Lessons of Karma
  | author signed = Charles Johnston FTS
| title style  = small-caps
  | comment      =  
  | author        = [[Johnston, Charles|Charles Johnston]]
  | type          =  
  | author signed = Charles Johnston, F. T. S.
  | links to text =  
  | comment      = On Karma as discipline and development rather than mere compensatory reward and punishment, illustrated by the lessons of sex and of discord.
  | in russian    =  
  | type          = article
  | links to text =
  | in russian    =
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{{ Path item
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| format        = linked
  | id            = 02-340-01
  | id            = 02-340-01
  | year          = 1888
  | year          = 1888
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  | month        = February
  | month        = February
  | page          = 340
  | page          = 340
  | title        = The Bean of Pythagoras (1888/2/1)
  | title        = The Bean of Pythagoras
  | author        =  
| title link    = Sumner HL - The Bean of Pythagoras
  | author signed = HL Sumner FTS
| title style  = small-caps
  | comment      =  
  | author        = [[Sumner, H. L.|H. L. Sumner]]
  | type          =  
  | author signed = H. L. Sumner, F. T. S.
  | links to text =  
  | comment      = Explains Pythagoras's injunction against beans as a political, not dietary, prohibition.
  | in russian    =  
  | type          = article
  | links to text =
  | in russian    =
}}
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{{ Path item
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| format        = linked
  | id            = 02-341-01
  | id            = 02-341-01
  | year          = 1888
  | year          = 1888
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  | number        = 11
  | number        = 11
  | month        = February
  | month        = February
  | page          = 341
  | page          = 341-343
  | title        = The Way of the Wind (1888/2/1)
  | title        = The Way of the Wind
  | author        =  
| title link    = Keightley J - The Way of the Wind
  | author signed = J Campbell Ver Planck
| title style  = small-caps
  | comment      =  
  | author        = [[Keightley, Julia|Julia Keightley]]
  | type          =  
  | author signed = J. Campbell Ver Planck
  | links to text =  
  | comment      = A commentary on Prof. William H. Parker's "Arguments for the Unseen" (''The Forum'', December 1887).
  | in russian    =  
  | type          = article
  | links to text =
  | in russian    =
}}
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{{ Path item
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| format        = linked
  | id            = 02-344-01
  | id            = 02-344-01
  | year          = 1888
  | year          = 1888
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  | number        = 11
  | number        = 11
  | month        = February
  | month        = February
  | page          = 344
  | page          = 344-346
  | title        = Answers to Questioners (1888/2/1)
  | title        = Answers to Questioners
  | author        =  
| title link    = Judge W.Q. - Answers to Questioners
  | author signed = Julius & Zadok
| title style  = small-caps
  | comment      =  
  | author        = [[Judge, William Quan|W. Q. Judge]]
  | type          =  
  | author signed = Zadok & Julius
  | links to text =  
  | comment      = The fourth installment of the question-and-answer department; the final answer is signed "Julius."
  | in russian    =  
  | type          = article
  | links to text =
  | in russian    =
}}
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{{ Path item
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  | id            = 02-346-01
| format        = linked
  | id            = 02-346-02
  | year          = 1888
  | year          = 1888
  | volume        = 2
  | volume        = 2
  | number        = 11
  | number        = 11
  | month        = February
  | month        = February
  | page          = 346
  | page          = 346-351
  | title        = Tea Table Talk (1888/2/1)
  | title        = Tea Table Talk
  | author        =  
| title link    = Keightley J - Tea Table Talk
| title style  = small-caps
  | author        = [[Keightley, Julia|Julia Keightley]]
  | author signed = Julius
  | author signed = Julius
  | comment      =  
  | comment      = An allegorical Brahmanic tale of trial by slander before chelaship, a discussion of the inner attitude needed to "prove one's faith," and an extended allegory of a butterfly's metamorphosis as a type of reincarnation.
  | type          =  
| type          = article
  | links to text =  
| links to text =
  | in russian    =  
| in russian    =
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{{ Path item
| format        = linked
| id            = 02-352-01
| year          = 1888
| volume        = 2
| number        = 11
| month        = February
| page          = 352-354
| title        = Literary Notes
| title link    = Path/Vol2/Text#path_v2_n11_p352
| title style  = normal
| author        =
| author signed =
| comment      = Unsigned reviews and notices: A. d'Assier's ''Posthumous Humanity'' (translated and annotated by H. S. Olcott); E. D. Babbitt's ''The Philosophy of Cure''; W. P. Phelon's ''The Future Rulers of America''; an announcement of E. D. Walker's forthcoming ''Reincarnation: A Study of Forgotten Truth''; and Ursula N. Gestefeld's ''The Popular Craze—Christian Science''.
| type          = notice
| links to text =
| in russian    =
}}
{{ Path item
| format        = linked
| id            = 02-354-01
| year          = 1888
| volume        = 2
| number        = 11
| month        = February
| page          = 354-355
| title        = Correspondence
| title link    = Path/Vol2/Text#path_v2_n11_p354
| title style  = normal
| author        =
| author signed =
| comment      = A collective letter of 10 January 1888 to H. P. Blavatsky, signed by W. Q. Judge and 25 others, urging her not to withhold publication of ''The Secret Doctrine''.
| type          = notice
| links to text =
| in russian    =
}}
{{ Path item
| format        = linked
| id            = 02-356-01
| year          = 1888
| volume        = 2
| number        = 11
| month        = February
| page          = 356
| title        = Theosophical Activities
| title link    = Path/Vol2/Text#path_v2_n11_p356
| title style  = normal
| author        =
| author signed =
| comment      = Unsigned notices from America (the separately-printed ''Epitome of Theosophy'', Cincinnati T. S., the newly organized Ishwara T. S., the Aryan T. S. of New York) and India (the Headquarters library, a Buddhist Catechism sent to the Chinese fleet, the Bombay free dispensary, a proposed European convention at Bayreuth).
  | type          = notice
  | links to text =
  | in russian    =
}}
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