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A well-known and respected physician in Philadelphia. +
A New York engineer and architect, regarding whose life and career almost nothing seems to be known.... +
This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 9 (1887–1888). +
The highest and greatest creative power with the Nazarene Gnostics. (''Codex Nazaræus.'') Category: ... +
Roman lexicographer whose twenty-book glossary abridged the lost work of Verrius Flaccus. The surviv... +
The lower creator, in the same ''Codex''. Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="... +
Boris de Zirkoff records that the source of the quotation attributed to Fichte could not be identifi... +
The number is a ''blind'', and there are really 49 gates, for Moses, than whom the Jewish world has ... +
Portuguese diplomat, historian and writer on esoteric philosophy, known as Viscount de Figanière. Au... +
French physician, teacher and popular science writer (1819-1894). His works include ''L'Alchimie et ... +
Roman savant, next to Varro the most learned Roman of the age. Friend of Cicero whom he supported at... +
English barrister and Theosophist. Served as president of the London Lodge and became the first pres... +
A figure of speech to denote deity, the “One” life. A theurgic term, used later by the Rosicrucians.... +
The name given to the Hermetists and Alchemists of the Middle Ages, and also to the Rosicrucians. Th... +
Metaphysically the first point of manifestation, the germ of primeval differentiation, or the point ... +
The Founders’ journey in May-July 1880 included visits to Galle, Colombo, Kandy and other towns, pub... +
German philosopher. Educated at Leipzig and Halle, he became privat-docent at Heidelberg, 1850, and ... +
American historical, philosophical and scientific writer. Graduated at Harvard, 1863; continued to s... +
Collection compiled by Laura Langford Holloway and Mohini Mohun Chatterji, published by Reeves and T... +
Author of ''De Indigitamentis'', a work on the sacred books of the pontiffs cited by Censorinus. <sp... +