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The ark, the womb of Nature; the crescent moon, and a life‐saving ship ; also a cup for offerings, a... +
Lit., “lord of libations” Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color: grey; fon... +
King of Cappadocia, son and successor of Ariarathes II; shared his royal power with his son, the fut... +
A follower of Arius, a presbyter of the Church in Alexandria in the fourth century. One who holds th... +
The expression quoted by H. P. Blavatsky occurs in § 2 of the discourse on the Eleusinian Mysteries;... +
Greek rhetorician of the second century, surnamed Theodorus; travelled widely and lived for many yea... +
An Alexandrian writer, and an obscure philosopher. A Jew who tried to prove that Aristotle explained... +
His comedy ''The Frogs'' is cited through Benjamin Bickley Rogers’s edition and translation of ''The... +
B. de Zirkoff did not find the statement attributed to Aristophanes in the comedy itself, but locate... +
The bibliography refers to the treatise on the generation of animals through Philoponus’s commentary... +
Lit., the “white”. The third of the five Brothers Pandu or the reputed Sons of Indra (esoterically t... +
At the great Egyptian annual ceremony, which took place in the month of Athyr, the boat of Isis was ... +
Every ark‐shrine, whether with the Egyptians, Hindus, Chaldeans or Mexicans, was a phallic shrine, t... +
The Sun Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color: grey; font-size: 90%; font-... +
The ancient priests who were attached to the Ark, whether of Isis, or the Hindu ''Argua, ''and who w... +
English composer associated with Drury Lane and Covent Garden; his music for ''Alfred'' (1740) inclu... +
Bibliographical references include: Adversus Gentes. In Migne, Patr. C. Compl. Ser. Lat. IV, 349. Al... +
English poet, journalist and publisher; author of The Light of Asia. +
Elected president of the newly chartered Paris Hermes Branch on 17 September 1888, following the dis... +