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Or the “Old Akadéme”, in contrast with the later or ''Neo‐Platonic'' School of Alexandria (See “Phil...  +
“Fulness”, a Gnostic term adopted to signify the divine world or Universal Soul. Space, developed an...  +
The bibliography cites his Natural History in thirty-seven books, in the Loeb Classical Library. <sp...  +
The noblest, highest and grandest of all the Neo‐Platonists after the founder of the school, Ammoniu...  +
Author of ''The Mathematics of the Cosmic Mind'', for which de Zirkoff records editions of 1966 and ...  +
De Zirkoff lists ''On the Cessation of Oracles'' in C. W. King’s translation of the theosophical ess...  +
Russian jurist, senator, chief procurator of the Holy Synod and tutor to Alexander III (1827–1907). ...  +
*''Nevermore''. <span style="color: grey; font-size: 90%; font-style: italic;"> (<span style="fo...   +
An astronomical work in four books traditionally attributed to Hyginus. B. de Zirkoff notes doubt ab...  +
In its esoteric meaning the first unmanifested ''logos'' appearing on the infinite and shoreless exp...  +
Jesuit historian. Studied at Paris; joined the Order in 1541; after further studies at Padua and Flo...  +
British police watched H. P. Blavatsky and H. S. Olcott after their arrival in India. Olcott protest...  +
Author of “Is Man only a Machine?”, to which H. P. Blavatsky appended a note in The Theosophist. <sp...  +
Passage has not been identified. The only writing extant of this Apostolic Father who was bishop of ...  +
Writer on spiritual philosophy, known as the Duke de Medina Pomar; son of Marie Sinclair, Countess o...  +
French lawyer and poet. Educ. by the Jesuits; studied law and became solicitor general in his native...  +
Contributor to the 1966 first volume of Blavatsky’s Collected Writings, checking editorial material and proofs.  +
British archaeologist and numismatist associated with the British Museum.  +
Periodical published at Poona, India, listed among the sources quoted or referred to in BCW volume 5...  +
Founded during the four-day visit of H. P. Blavatsky and H. S. Olcott to Poona beginning on 21 Janua...  +