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The great centre of monasteries and colleges, three hours’ walk from Tchigadze, the residence of the...  +
Lit., “the holy city of the doctrine” inhabited, nevertheless, by more Dugpas than Saints. It is the...  +
An Egyptian symbol: an upright round standard tapering toward the summit, with four cross‐ pieces pl...  +
Redrew the geometrical figures accompanying Pistis Sophia in volume XIII of the Collected Writings a...  +
“One who is like the coming”; he who is, like his predecessors (the Buddhas) and successors, the com...  +
Secret or concealed Tathâgata, or the “guardian” protecting Buddhas: used of the Nirmânakayas. Categ...  +
Monthly organ of the Tattvabodhini Sabha, associated with the Brahmo Samaj. Founded by Debendra Nath...  +
Eternally existing “ That ”; also, the different principles in Nature, in their occult meaning. ''Ta...  +
That which has now become the square Hebrew letter '''tau''', but was ages before the invention of t...  +
Bibliographical references include: The History of the Jesuits in England, 1580-1773. London: Metheu...  +
A most mysterious constellation of the Zodiac, one connected with all the “First‐born” solar gods. T...  +
French Jesuit moral theologian who entered the order in 1640 and taught philosophy and theology at D...  +
One of the seven daughters of Atlas third, who became later one of the Pleiades. These seven daughte...  +
A work by R. Taylor (London, 1828), about 128 pages. Its discussion of the name Chrest reached H. P....  +
The third edition, annotated by A. Wilder, was published by J. W. Bouton in New York in 1875. Wizard...  +
Bibliographical references include: “Christianity and Mohammedanism,” an address delivered at the Wo...  +
Bookseller, Theosophist and practitioner of magnetic and homoeopathic healing at St Thomas in the Da...  +
English biblical critic, formerly a surgeon and clergyman, who left the Church and lectured and wrot...  +
English scholar and translator of Greek philosophy. He translated works of Plato, Aristotle, the Neo...  +
Any locality made sacred through some event in the life of Buddha ; a term signifying the same in re...  +