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From the root ''Li ''“to dissolve, to disintegrate” a point of equilibrium (''zero‐point'') in physi... +
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From the same root as the Greek Zeus, the greatest god of the ancient Greeks and Romans, adopted als... +
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From the same root as the Latin ''initia, ''which means the basic or first principles of any Science... +
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From “anthropos” meaning man. The act of endowing god or gods with a human form and human attributes... +
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GARF is a large Russian state archive, which houses documents from the highest bodies of Russian aut... +
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Generally known as Robertus de Fluctibus, the chief of the “Philosophers by Fire”. A celebrated Engl... +
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Giants, Titans, and exoterically demons, but in truth identical with certain Asuras, the intellectua... +
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Giants, Titans, the Fallen Ones Category: Theosophical Glossary (CTD terms)<span style="color: grey;... +
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God of Babylon, the Bel of later times. He is the son of Davkina, goddess of the lower regions, or t... +
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God of the Hades, and of wealth like Pluto. The king of the evil demons in the Hindu Pantheon Catego... +
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Greek ''teletai'', or finishings, celebrations of initiation or the Mysteries. They were observances... +
Gross elementary principles of matter Category: Theosophical Glossary (CTD terms)<span style="color:... +
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Guido. A Franciscan monk, born at Florence in the XIIIth century and died in 1306. He became an astr... +
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Harper's Magazine is a monthly magazine of literature, politics, culture, finance, and the arts. +
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He was a United States banker and lawyer who held a variety of government positions. He was Treasur... +
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Heads of various religious Brotherhoods in India, High Priests in Monasteries Category: Theosophical... +
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Hesiod makes of the god Eros the third personage of the Hellenic primordial Trinity composed of Oura... +
Hidden, secret. From the Greek ''esotericos'', “inner” concealed Category: Theosophical Glossary (CT... +
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Highest supreme angel. From the Greek ''arch'', “chief” or “primordial”, and ''angelos, ''“messenger... +
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