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-  | description = The first installment of the "Zadok" question-and-answer department announced the previous month: on celibacy and spiritual attainment, vegetarianism, whether one can be an occultist without consciously experiencing the Astral, and the two paths of out-of-body travel.
+  | description = The first installment of the "Zadok" question-and-answer department announced the previous month: on celibacy and spiritual attainment, vegetarianism, whether one can be an occultist without consciously experiencing the Astral, and the two paths of out-of-body travel. Signed "Zadok," the pseudonym established the previous month in [[Judge W.Q. - Notice to Inquirers|"Notice to Inquirers"]] (October 1887). The December and February installments' final answers, and the last answer of the March installment, are signed "Julius," a pseudonym of [[Keightley, Julia|Julia Keightley]]. The April 1888 (Volume III) installment's final answer is signed "Hadji," another of Judge's established pseudonyms. The rest are signed "Zadok." The May 1888 installment consists of a single unsigned editorial note announcing that, owing to the pressure of business following the Chicago Convention, the department's answers are postponed to the following month. The June 1888 installment's two answers are signed "Moulvie," yet another of Judge's pseudonyms (see also [[Judge W.Q. - The Gates of Gold|"The Gates of Gold"]], May 1888). The July 1888 installment opens with an editorial note that "Zadok" has retired from the department; its first answer is signed in full, "William Q. Judge, Gen. Sec'y T. S.," and the remaining two are again signed "Moulvie." The November 1888 installment's first three answers (on the pronunciation of OM, on Spirit and matter, and on Karma) are signed "Narayan Nilakant," yet another of Judge's pseudonyms; its final answer (on the "Karma of Jesus" and on communication with "earth bound spirits") is signed "Jasper Niemand, F. T. S.," i.e. by [[Keightley, Julia|Julia Keightley]], answering under Judge's regular department in his absence. The February 1889 installment's three answers are jointly signed "Jasper Niemand, Wm. Brehon, Eusebio Urban"—all pseudonyms of Judge except "Jasper Niemand" (Julia Keightley).
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   | publication date = November, December 1887, January, February, March, April, May, June, July, November 1888
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   | publications = [[Path/Vol2/Text|''The Path'', vol. II, no. 8]], November 1887, pp. 249-251; no. 9, December 1887, pp. 278-281; no. 10, January 1888, pp. 309-310; no. 11, February 1888, pp. 344-346; no. 12, March 1888, pp. 378-381; [[Path/Vol3/Text|vol. III, no. 1]], April 1888, pp. 21-23; no. 2, May 1888, p. 65 (announcing postponement); no. 3, June 1888, pp. 97-98; no. 4, July 1888, pp. 123-125; no. 8, November 1888, pp. 250-254; no. 11, February 1889, pp. 353-355 (continuing further in Volume III, outside the scope of this project)
   | ctd rus = Джадж У.К. - Ответы спрашивающим
-  | note = Signed "Zadok," the pseudonym established the previous month in [[Judge W.Q. - Notice to Inquirers|"Notice to Inquirers"]] (October 1887). The December and February installments' final answers, and the last answer of the March installment, are signed "Julius," a pseudonym of [[Keightley, Julia|Julia Keightley]]. The April 1888 (Volume III) installment's final answer is signed "Hadji," another of Judge's established pseudonyms. The rest are signed "Zadok." The May 1888 installment consists of a single unsigned editorial note announcing that, owing to the pressure of business following the Chicago Convention, the department's answers are postponed to the following month. The June 1888 installment's two answers are signed "Moulvie," yet another of Judge's pseudonyms (see also [[Judge W.Q. - The Gates of Gold|"The Gates of Gold"]], May 1888). The July 1888 installment opens with an editorial note that "Zadok" has retired from the department; its first answer is signed in full, "William Q. Judge, Gen. Sec'y T. S.," and the remaining two are again signed "Moulvie." The November 1888 installment's first three answers (on the pronunciation of OM, on Spirit and matter, and on Karma) are signed "Narayan Nilakant," yet another of Judge's pseudonyms; its final answer (on the "Karma of Jesus" and on communication with "earth bound spirits") is signed "Jasper Niemand, F. T. S.," i.e. by [[Keightley, Julia|Julia Keightley]], answering under Judge's regular department in his absence. The February 1889 installment's three answers are jointly signed "Jasper Niemand, Wm. Brehon, Eusebio Urban"—all pseudonyms of Judge except "Jasper Niemand" (Julia Keightley).
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