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A Kabbalistic axiom; lit., “the devil is god reversed”; which means that there is neither evil nor g... +
Treatises or Discourses upon Demons, or Gods in their dark aspects Category: CTD info from Theosophi... +
According to the Kabbalah, the demons dwell in the world of Assiah, the world of matter and of the “... +
Bibliographical references include: De corona. Loeb Classical Library <span style="color: grey; font... +
A Giant in the mythology of ancient Iran Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="c... +
A physician of Paris, astrologer and alchemist in the XIVth century” (R.M.C.) Category: CTD info fro... +
The bibliography jointly credits William Denton and Elizabeth M. Foote Denton with The Soul of Thing... +
A geologist and lecturer who wrote on psychometry. His publications include ''The Soul of Things''. ... +
In the Kolarian dialect, one who exorcises evil spirits Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossar... +
Work attributed in the appendix to E. Müller and cited in its second edition, published by R. Löwit ... +
W. Wundt’s open letter to Professor H. Ulrici, discussed by H. P. Blavatsky in connection with scien... +
A Mussulman — Turkish or Persian — ascetic. A nomadic and wandering monk. Dervishes, however, someti... +
A very ancient Persian work called the ''Book of Shet''. It speaks of the ''thirteen ''Zoroasters, a... +
A writer, judge and social reformer from Maharashtra. He advocated women’s education and opposed chi... +
Italian Jesuit missionary who travelled through India to Tibet and reached Lhasa in 1716; studied Or... +
French physician, regent of the Paris medical faculty and first physician to the Comte d’Artois. He ... +
French dramatist (1680-1754), whose family name was Néricault. After diplomatic service he returned ... +
German Orientalist of Jewish extraction. Studied at the Univ. of Berlin; appointed, 1855, assistant ... +
A god, a “resplendent” deity. Deva‐Deus, from the root ''div ''“to shine”. A Deva is a celestial bei... +