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The bottomless pit in the Codex of the Nazarenes Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span ...  +
Lit., “seething clay”. The same as Ymir, the giant, the unruly, turbulent, erratic being, the type o...  +
Organized by W. Q. Judge. Its first paper, issued in January 1891, was Some Customs of Aryavarta by ...  +
Bibliographical references include: Comm. in Evangelium Joannis. Migne PCC <span style="color: grey;...  +
References to Simon Magus occur at I, 57; V, 62; VI, 11. B. de Zirkoff cites H. Chadwick’s translati...  +
Contains the Gospel of the Hebrews passage in which the Holy Spirit is Jesus’ mother and carries him...  +
Volume I, p. 482 contains the passage on Kshatriya tribes quoted in Was Writing Known Before Panini?...  +
The same as Atlas, who supports the world on his shoulders Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glos...  +
Fate, destiny, whose agents were the three Norns, the Norse ''Parcæ'' Category: CTD info from Theoso...  +
Tiflis civil governor (1860-1876) and Privy Councilor, originally from the nobility of the Bessarabi...  +
The god of the Zoroastrians or the modern Parsis. He is symbolized by the sun, as being the Light of...  +
Lit., the “tawny one”. Mythology makes him the son of Æager and the muse Calliope. Esoteric traditio...  +
These followed, but differed greatly from, the mysteries of Bacchus. The system of Orpheus is one of...  +
Italian antiquarian, librarian and scholar (1529–1600), librarian to the Farnese family in Rome and ...  +
Lit., “the place of medicinal herbs”. A mysterious city in the Himalayas mentioned even from the Ved...  +
The greatest God of Egypt, the Son of Seb (Saturn), celestial fire, and of Neith, primordial matter ...  +
A mount, the tomb of the giants (allegorical) Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span sty...  +
The Tree of Life, or rather of Lives, a name given to the Ten Sephiroth when arranged in a diagram o...  +
A work by Ouida, dated 1886 by B. de Zirkoff; H. P. Blavatsky quotes its observation about people’s ...  +
This word does not mean “eternity” or ''infinite ''duration, as translated in the texts, but simply ...  +