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French industrialist and experimental scientist, known for work on the liquefaction of gases, conduc...  +
In Esoteric symbology he is said to be identical with Jehovah or the “Lord God” of the fourth chapte...  +
English politician and temperance advocate. Educated privately. Entered as partner in his father’s b...  +
Provided accommodation for H. P. Blavatsky and H. S. Olcott in Nice and Paris in March 1884. Incorpo...  +
Author of ''De la folie considérée sous le point de vue philosophique'', published in Paris in 1845....  +
This form of cross does not date from Christianity. It was known and used for mystical purposes, tho...  +
A Calabrese, born in 1568, who, from his childhood exhibited strange powers, and gave himself up dur...  +
The eighth Duke of Argyll and author of The Reign of Law, cited by H. P. Blavatsky when discussing p...  +
Member of the Indian Civil Service and editor of the ''Bombay Gazetteer''. He supplied an account of...  +
Bibliographical references include: Affinities: A Romance of Today. London: Bentley & Son, 1885. 2 v...  +
First published in the New York Sun on 26 December 1875, the story was reprinted in The Theosophist,...  +
Organ of the Theosophical Society in Canada; its first issue appeared on 15 March 1920. <span style=...  +
The language of the Karnatic, originally called Kanara, one of the divisions of South India Category...  +
A close friend of H. P. Blavatsky from Brookline, near Boston, and a trustee of the European Theosop...  +
The 10th sign of the Zodiac (''Makâra ''in Sanskrit), considered, on account of its hidden meaning, ...  +
Bibliographical references include: Bibliographie historique de la Compagnie de Jésus. Paris: Durand...  +
An astrologer, alchemist, kabbalist and mystic, well known in literature. He was born at Pavia in 15...  +
Italian poet and long-serving professor of Italian literature at Bologna, an advocate of classical m...  +
Bibliographical references include: Jesuitism, in Works, II, 259-485. Boston, 1885 <span style="colo...  +
A province of the ancient Persian Empire north of the Persian Gulf, divided into Carmania Propria an...  +