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A Russian noble surname borne by at least three families. The descent of one line from the Scotsman ... +
The Son of Maut and Ammon, the personification of morning. He is the Theban Harpocrates, according t... +
The Soul of the world; a variant of ''Khnoom'' Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span st... +
A historical province in northeastern Iran. <span style="color: grey; font-size: 90%; font-style: it... +
The “Small Avesta,” a collection of prayers forming a portion of the Avesta; the appendix discusses ... +
In Tibet the names given to the supposed incarnations of Buddha. Elect Saints Category: CTD info fro... +
A famous Kabalist, chemist and physician born in 1502, initiated into Theosophy (Rosicrucian) in 154... +
Delivered ''The Present Outlook of Spiritualism'' at Lake Pleasant on 15 August 1880; the lecture wa... +
German writer on occultism and its history. Also published under the name Carolus Kiesewetterus.
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Monstrous Devas, half‐men, half‐ horses Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="co... +
The second edition of 1887 contains several pages of Pistis Sophia translated from M. G. Schwartze’s... +
Bibliographical references include: The Gnostics and Their Remains. London, 1864. 8vo.; 2nd ed. with... +
Antiquarian (1795-1837) who financed and edited Antiquities of Mexico with Agostino Aglio. The work ... +
Esoterically, the early, tentative, malformed races of men. Some Kabalists interpret them as “sparks... +
English physician and Theosophist; president of the London Lodge T.S.; co-author, with Edward Maitland, of ''The Perfect Way''. +
English electrical engineer and theosophical writer, president of the Blavatsky Lodge in 1889-1890 a... +
Lit., “What men?” Fabulous creatures of the same description as the ''Kim‐purushas'', One of the fou... +
British officer, traveller and diplomat (1782-1830), envoy to Persia and participant in the Russo-Pe... +
This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 3 (1881–1882). +