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...? Will not the historian deign to notice the prior origin of every art and science in Egypt, a thousand years before the Pelasgians studded the isles and cape ...ainly not; and at the present day, with all the means that the progress of science and modern discovery have placed in the hands of the mechanic, have we not ...

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...can fell to the ground, and no thunderbolts ever forged by the Vulcans of science are powerful enough to blast the trunk, or even scar the branches of this w ...re afraid will be but little appreciated by the orthodox methods of modern science, is based on what will appear to the latter merely circumstantial evidence. ...

not “hypothetical agent” of Science, 408 method of exact science, 359 decomposition of chemical elements 359 ...

...e as his weapons, and planned to combat with these the idols of the day in literature and religion. Prolific writer who is said to have written about one hundred ...ernational Scientific Series,” London, 1872; 3rd ed., 1874.—Education as a Science, 1879. Bain was the first in Great Britain to stress the necessity of apply ...

3) ''Spiritualism and Science''. Investigations of Crookes’ Psychic outlined in his Preface to his first edition of ''Spiritualism and Science'' (St. Petersburg, 1872), from which it appears that he ...

...ct prof, of Greek and Latin at Columbia, 1820; prof, of Greek language and literature, and head of the Gram. School connected with the College, 1830. Began editi ...l, for inquiring into the History and Antiquities, the Arts, Sciences, and Literature, of Asia. Calcutta, 1788-1839. 20 vols. 4to; London, 1801-12. 11 vols. 8vo; ...

{{Style P-Subtitle|PART ONE.—SCIENCE.}} ...closes its faithless wings. And with us, those were the common elements of science which the sages of to-day disdain as wild chimeras, or despair of as unfath ...

Assyrian tablets, and cuneiform literature, 4, 172, 198 science of, exact, 138 fn., 320 fn. ...

...o the grave, neither the beginning nor the end is understood by scholastic science; all before us is a blank, all after us chaos. For it there is no evidence It is sometimes as interesting as instructive to follow the two great rivals, science and theology, in their frequent skirmishes. Not all of the sons of the Chur ...

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...ficiently familiar in the experience of all times and all countries. While science is entirely unable to give any reasonable explanation of the mystery, the q ...able sincerity, “These are singularities of which, in the present state of science, no explanation can be given.”{{Footnote mark|*|fn619}} It is a pity that h ...

....S., 133; and Gurus, 229; how to become an, 342; know the extent of occult science, 583; longevity of, 448; and magicians in Atlantis, 263; moral qualities of Astrology, as science and quackery, 302-03 ...

...peror Kien Long; learned Tartar and Chinese; proficient in music, physics, literature, history, mathematics; made special study of Chinese music, and gathered a ...th the great heroes of classical learning. Self-taught, he created his own science. The English school of Hellenists, by which the 18th century was distinguis ...

{{Style S-Small capitals|Since }}the appearance of Theosophical literature in England, it has become customary to call its teachings “ Esoteric Buddhi ...83), neither I ''nor any other European living,'' knew the alphabet of the Science, here for the first time put into a scientific shape,” etc. This error must ...

...epare several large works on astronomical research and the history of that science. Among them, are to be especially noted: Histoire de 1’astronomie ancienne ...1911. Graduated from the Lycée SaintLouis, 1878; took a degree in natural science at the Sorbonne, 1890, and received his D. Sc., 1894. Became director of th ...

...[the Sutra period], though the art of writing began to be known, the whole literature of India was preserved by oral tradition only.” (''Hist. of Anc. Sans. Lit' ...ay search in vain for the proof amid the ''exoteric'' words in our earlier literature. As the Egyptian hierophants had their private code of hieratic symbols, an ...

...tes of America, sixty thousand (60,428) men are paid salaries to teach the Science of God and His relations to His creatures. ...the prospect of 1273 theological students to help them in time, teach this science according to a formula prescribed by the Bishop of Rome, to five million pe ...

...obscure language—so much information which the most recent discoveries of science have verified? Beginning with the tenth page of the work under notice, Mr. ...alone ought to serve as a beacon—to astronomers, at least. Astrology is a science {{Style S-Italic|as infallible}} as astronomy itself, with the condition, h ...

...they instituted the Holy Inquisition. If, as the occultists maintain, and science half confirms, our most trifling acts and thoughts are indelibly impressed ...ry interesting statements in Prof. Draper’s “Conflict between Religion and Science.” On page 146, he says: “The families of the convicted were plunged into ir ...