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Bibliographical references include: De constantia sapientis, etc. Loeb Classical Library <span style...  +
The ten organs of man. In the exoteric Pantheon and the allegories of the. East, these are the emana...  +
The mystic name for the secret sacerdotal language or the “Mystery‐speech” of the initiated Adepts, ...  +
A Kabbalistic treatise concerning the gradual evolution of Deity from negative repose to active eman...  +
Jewish apocryphal work which first became known to Christians in the 13th century, and whose author ...  +
"The Book of Formation". A very ancient Kabbalistic work ascribed to the patriarch Abraham. It illus...  +
An emanation of Deity; the parent and synthesis of the ten Sephiroth when she stands at the head of ...  +
The ten emanations of Deity; the highest is formed by the concentration of the Ain Soph Aur, or the ...  +
C. Sainte-Foi’s French translation of J. N. Sepp’s Das Leben Jesu Christi, published in Paris in 185...  +
German theologian, historian and archaeologist (1816-1909), professor at Munich and member of the Fr...  +
A great religious festival held in days of old every ninth year at Delphi, in honour of Helios, the ...  +
Celestial beings described by Isaiah (vi., 2,) as of human form with the addition of three pair of w...  +
A great solar god who replaced Osiris in the popular worship, and in whose honour the seven vowels w...  +
Bibliographical references include: Spirit Revealed. No information available. The author was connec...  +
Latin grammarian, contemporary of Macrobius and author of an extensive commentary on Virgil. Compile...  +
''Ananta'', the great Serpent of Eternity, the couch of Vishnu; the symbol of infinite Time in Space...  +
The same as the Son of Noah and Typhon — who is the dark side of Osiris. The same as Thoth and Satan...  +
The god of time; Chronos; the same as ''Sefekh''. Some Orientalists translate it as the “Seventh”. C...  +
Illustrated literary and artistic weekly founded by Vsevolod Solovyov at St. Petersburg in 1888. <sp...  +
Fifth-century Christian monk active in Noricum, remembered for assistance to the poor and his influe...  +