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|description=American physician, anatomist and Kabalist. Became greatly interested in Kabalistic literature, building up what was considered to be the largest library of books dealing with the occult sciences ever assembled in the U.S.A. Author of *''The Kabbala; or the True Science of Light'' (1877, 1883) and ''Blue and Red Light: or, Light and Its Rays as Medicine'' (1877). Elected Vice-President of The Theosophical Society and remained a member until his death. {{ctd-source|BCW|1|520-521}}.
|description=American physician, anatomist and Kabalist. Became greatly interested in Kabalistic literature, building up what was considered to be the largest library of books dealing with the occult sciences ever assembled in the U.S.A. Author of *''The Kabbala; or the True Science of Light'' (1877, 1883) and ''Blue and Red Light: or, Light and Its Rays as Medicine'' (1877). Elected Vice-President of The Theosophical Society and remained a member until his death. {{ctd-source|BCW|1|520-521}}.
His articles Kabbalah and The Mystery of Numbers appeared in The Path, volume I, April and May 1886, pp. 8–14 and 37–41 respectively. {{ctd-source|1=[[Zirkoff, Boris|B. de Zirkoff]], [[Blavatsky H.P. - The Kabalah and the Kabalists at the Close of the Nineteenth Century#272|BCW 7:272]]}}
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Dr. Seth Pancoast
1823-1889
Dr. Seth Pancoast

(28 July 1823 − 16 December 1889)

American physician, anatomist and Kabalist. Became greatly interested in Kabalistic literature, building up what was considered to be the largest library of books dealing with the occult sciences ever assembled in the U.S.A. Author of *The Kabbala; or the True Science of Light (1877, 1883) and Blue and Red Light: or, Light and Its Rays as Medicine (1877). Elected Vice-President of The Theosophical Society and remained a member until his death. (BCW 1:520-521). His articles Kabbalah and The Mystery of Numbers appeared in The Path, volume I, April and May 1886, pp. 8–14 and 37–41 respectively. (B. de Zirkoff, BCW 7:272)


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