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Secretary of the United States Agricultural Society. A testimonial concerning Henry Steel Olcott was...  +
The lines chosen by H. P. Blavatsky for an epigraph come from the first epistle, addressed to R. Tem...  +
His ''Essay on Man'' is cited with the original publication date of 1733. <span style="color: grey; ...  +
There are several such in history; ''e.g.'', Pope Sylvester II., the artist who made an “oracular he...  +
The Sacred Books of the Guatemalians. Quiché MSS., discovered by Brasseur de Bourbourg. Category: CT...  +
An American popular-science magazine.  +
A Neo‐Platonist and a most distinguished writer, only second to Plotinus as a teacher and philosophe...  +
Bibliographical references include: Magiae naturalis, sive de miraculis rerum naturalium. Neapoli: M...  +
The last remnant of the great Atlantean Continent. Plato’s island Atlantis is referred to as an equi...  +
A French adept, born in Normandy in 1510. His learning brought him to the notice of Francis I., who ...  +
H. S. Olcott translated and annotated A. d’Assier’s work in 1886; the English edition appeared in Lo...  +
Said to be a Coptic term. The name of an Egyptian priest and hierophant who lived under the earlier ...  +
American Theosophist and Buddhist who worked in India and Ceylon. Appointed temporary General Secret...  +
American geologist and ethnologist (1834-1902), explorer of the Colorado River and Grand Canyon. He ...  +
That whence all originates and into which all things resolve at the end of the life‐cycle. Category:...  +
A name of Varuna, the god of water, or esoterically — its principle. Category: CTD info from Theosop...  +
See ''Secret Doctrine'', II., 176 ''et seq''. Daksha is the son of the Prâchetasas, the ten sons of ...  +
Title associated in the bibliography with a Coptic copy; Zirkoff records it as untraced. <span style...  +
Undifferentiated substance, called elsewhere and in other schools — Akâsa; and Mulaprakriti or Root ...  +
Depicts an afternoon reception at the Arundales attended by H. P. Blavatsky, O. Lodge and O. A. Novi...  +