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Downey, Edmund +

Bibliographical references include: A House of Tears. New York: J. W. Lovell Co. 1888 <span style="c... +

Doyle A.C. - The Silver Hatchet +

Story by A. C. Doyle, an abridged version of which was published with a note by H. P. Blavatsky. <sp... +

Doyle, Arthur Conan +

British physician and writer, creator of Sherlock Holmes. Took an interest in psychical research, Sp... +

Dracontia +

Temples dedicated to the Dragon, the emblem of the Sun, the symbol of Deity, of Life and Wisdom. The... +

Drais, John +

Redrew and corrected some Hebrew letters for volume XIV of H. P. Blavatsky’s Collected Writings. <sp... +

Drakon +

Now considered a “mythical” monster, perpetuated in the West only on seals,. &c., as a heraldic grif... +

Dramard, Louis +

French writer, socialist activist and Theosophist. President of the Isis branch of the Theosophical ... +

Drangiana +

A region in the eastern Persian Empire, including part of Seistan and for a time constituting a sepa... +

Draper, John William +

An American scientist and writer. He taught medicine and chemistry at New York University and worked... +

Draupnir +

The golden armlet of Wodan or Odin, the companion of the spear Gungnir which he holds in his right h... +

Dravidians +

A group of tribes inhabiting Southern India; the aborigines Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glo... +

Dravya +

Substance (metaphysically) Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color: grey; fo... +

Dream of Ravan +

Originally published anonymously in The Dublin University Magazine in 1853-1854. The Theosophical Pu... +

Drioux, Claude-Joseph +

French cleric and author (1820-1898), professor of history and honorary canon at Langres, known for ... +

Drishti +

Scepticism; unbelief Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color: grey; font-siz... +

Druids +

A sacerdotal caste which flourished in Britain and Gaul. They were Initiates who admitted females in... +

Drummond, William +

English scholar and diplomat, who died in Rome in 1828. After parliamentary and diplomatic service, ... +

Druzes +

A large sect, numbering about 100,000 adherents, living on Mount Lebanon in Syria. Their rites are v... +

Dryden, John +

“The Cock and the Fox” appears in his ''Fables, Ancient and Modern'' (1700). <span style="color: gre... +

Du Barry, Jeanne +

Favourite of Louis XV, who provided her with the residence at Louveciennes. Following the king's dea... +