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Berthelot, Marcellin Pierre Eugène +

Bibliographical references include: Les origines de l’alchimie. Paris: G. Steinheil, 1885. Nouveau t... +

Bertrand F.M. - Dictionnaire universel historique et comparatif de toutes les religions du monde +

Listed in the appendix by a cross-reference to François Marie Bertrand. <span style="color: grey; fo... +

Bertrand, François Marie +

Author of a four-volume historical and comparative dictionary of the world’s religions, published at... +

Berzelius, Jöns Jakob +

Swedish chemist (1779-1848), professor in Stockholm and secretary of its Academy of Sciences. His re... +

Bes +

A phallic god, the god of concupiscence and pleasure. He is represented standing on a lotus ready to... +

Besant A. - Hypnotism and Mesmerism +

The Centenary Edition, 1847–1947, was issued by the Theosophical Publishing House at Adyar in 1948, ... +

Besant A. - Theosophy and the Society of Jesus +

A. Besant’s article in The Theosophist, XIV, December 1892, pp. 147-151, directly responding to H. P... +

Besant, Annie +

British writer, lecturer and social reformer; second president of the Theosophical Society at Adyar,... +

Besant, Digby +

Sent the English Theosophical Society a copy of H. P. Blavatsky’s rules for residents at 19 Avenue R... +

Besant, Walter +

Author of the three-volume novel Herr Paulus: his rise, his greatness, and his fall (London, 1888) <... +

Bestla +

The daughter of the “Frost giants”, the sons of Ymir; married to Bun, and the mother of Odin and his... +

Betanelly, Michael +

was a Georgian immigrant engaged in export-import business. He married Helena Petrovna Blavatsky on ... +

Beth +

House, dwelling Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color: grey; font-size: 90... +

Beth Elohim +

A Kabbalistic treatise treating of the angels, souls of men, and demons. The name means “House of th... +

Betyles +

Magical stones. The ancient writers call them the “animated stones” ; oracular stones, believed in a... +

Beytrag zu den zufälligen Gedanken +

über die Bulle Dominus, ac Redemptor noster, etc. Strassburg, 1774 <span style="color: grey; font-si... +

Be‐ness +

A term coined by Theosophists to render more accurately the essential meaning of the untranslatable ... +

Bhadra Vihara +

Lit., “the Monastery of the Sages or Bodhisattvas”. A certain ''Vihara ''or ''Matham ''in Kanyâkubdj... +

Bhadrakalpa +

Lit., “The Kalpa of the Sages”. Our present period is a Bhadra Kalpa, and the exoteric teaching make... +

Bhadrasena +

A Buddhist king of Magadha Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color: grey; fo... +