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|description=Lit., “First Ancient”. The term corresponds to the Kabalistic “ancient of days”, since it is a title of Brahmâ—called in the ''Zohar ''the ''Atteekah d’Atteekeen, ''or “the Ancient of the Ancients”, ''etc.'' {{ | |description=Lit., “First Ancient”. The term corresponds to the Kabalistic “ancient of days”, since it is a title of Brahmâ—called in the ''Zohar ''the ''Atteekah d’Atteekeen, ''or “the Ancient of the Ancients”, ''etc.'' {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
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Adi‐Sanat
(Sk.)
Lit., “First Ancient”. The term corresponds to the Kabalistic “ancient of days”, since it is a title of Brahmâ—called in the Zohar the Atteekah d’Atteekeen, or “the Ancient of the Ancients”, etc. (TG).
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- Quotes: H. P. Blavatsky
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