Property:CTD term short description
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British administrator and writer (1826-1902), who served in India, governed Bombay in 1877-1880 and ... +
This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 1 (1879–1880). +
Lit., “Change ”. The title of one division of the practical Kabalah, treating of the analogies betwe... +
Virtues of Initiation, &c., necessary before admission. (See Pythagoras.) They are identical with th... +
This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 11 (1889–1890). +
This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 4 (1882–1883). +
Traveller, politician and writer (1804-1869), a friend of Byron and supporter of Greek independence.... +
A. Tennyson’s poem in The Gem for 1831, quoted as the epigraph to H. P. Blavatsky’s Karmic Visions. ... +
Lines 32–43 supply the passage quoted by H. P. Blavatsky; the italics in her quotation are her own, ... +
Bibliographical references include: No More, a poem in The Gem, a Literary Annual, 1831. Vide pp. 31... +
The same as Seraphim, or the Kabeiri Gods; serpent‐images. The first Teraphim, according to legend, ... +
A Greek name coined by Geoffroi St. Hilaire to denote the pre‐natal formation of monsters, both huma... +
Terence’s comedy; I, I, 25 contains the saying about nothing human being alien to oneself, used by A... +
Russian military commander who led the Erivan detachment during the Russo-Turkish War of 1877-1878. ... +
Australian Spiritualist, bookseller and publisher. He founded and edited the Melbourne magazine ''Th... +
De Zirkoff cites his ''De jejunio'' (“On Fasting”) in the Loeb Classical Library edition. <span styl... +
Chapters 34 and 36 are listed among sources on Simon Magus; a relevant passage is translated in G. R... +
Chapter V contains the phrase “Certum est quia impossibile est” (“It is certain because it is imposs... +
A Buddhist contributor to ''The Theosophist'', credited with “Real Buddhism — Kamma” in May 1880. Th... +
The four‐lettered name of God, its Greek title: the four letters are in Hebrew “ yod, hé vau, hé ” ,... +