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Jewish grammarian (1469-1549), also called Ashkenazi and Bachur, who promoted Hebrew studies among C...  +
This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 4 (1882–1883).  +
English physician (1791-1868), professor of medicine in London and advocate of mesmerism. Disagreeme...  +
English physician, theosophist, translator and biographer of Richard Wagner. Edited ''The Meister'',...  +
The genius or ruler of Jupiter; its Planetary Spirit. (See Origen, ''Contra Celsum''.) Category: CTD...  +
Scottish statesman and historian. Appointed, 1819, lieutenant-governor of Bombay, where he remained ...  +
An ancient dialect used in Ceylon Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color: g...  +
A name of the Deity ''borrowed ''by the Jews from the ''Phœnician Elon'', a name of the Sun Category...  +
In its metaphysical meaning, it is opposed to Evolution, yet one with it. Science teaches that evolu...  +
The bibliography lists his essay The Over-Soul. <span style="color: grey; font-size: 90%; font-style...  +
F. Gribble’s work on Alexander I, published by E. P. Dutton, New York, in 1931 and cited by B. de Zi...  +
A ghoul, a vampire, an evil demon taking various forms Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary...  +
En +
A negative particle, like a in Greek and Sanskrit. The first syllable of “En‐Soph” ''(q.v.)'', or no...  +
The endless, limitless and boundless. The absolute deific Principle, impersonal and unknowable. It m...  +
An alchemical handbook listed with the date 1672; the compiler supplies no further information <span...  +
Encyclopaedia edited by Francis Lieber with E. Wigglesworth; de Zirkoff lists Philadelphia editions ...  +
Encyclopaedia of Freemasonry, Chicago, 1929 <span style="color: grey; font-size: 90%; font-style: it...  +
Austrian medico-philosophic writer. Took his M.D. at Berlin in 1816 and was appointed professor of m...  +
Latin ecclesiastical writer (c. 473-521) and bishop of Pavia. Defended Pope Symmachus and argued for...  +
Lit., the ''inner ''Eye” ; the “Seer”, a reference to the third ''inner'', or Spiritual Eye, the tru...  +