The Secret Doctrine

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• Marquis de Mirville publishes volumes on spiritualism whole source

  ponderous volumes addressed to the Academy of France between 1803 and 1865

• Pope John XIX institutes the Festival of the Dead whole source

  Pope John XIX. instituted in 1003 the Festival of the Dead

• Queen Mentuhept of the Eleventh Dynasty inscriptions whole source

  2250 b.c. according to Bunsen

• Confession of sorcerer at Antioch whole source

  Antioch about the middle of the third century, 252 a.d.

• Zohar teachings edited whole source

  edited for the first time between 70 and 110 a.d.

• Haya Gaon develops theory of the Sephiroth whole source

  Haya Gaon, who died in 1038

• Jewish settlement in Cochin, India whole source

  must have come to India before the year 600 b.c.

• Ten lost tribes of Israel disappearance whole source

  lost between 700 and 900 b.c.

• Dating of Hebrew language whole source

  Hebrew known to the Philologists does not date earlier than 500 b.c.

• Theosophist publishes article on the Solar Sphinx whole source

  The Theosophist for March, 1886

• Romans discover black magic association whole source

  As early as 560 b.c. the Romans had discovered an Occult association

• Orpheus chronological placement whole source

  By placing Orpheus so far back as 1200 b.c.

• Sesostris founds Memphis whole source

  Then came Sesostris, the founder of Memphis

• Reign of Cheops and construction of Great Pyramid whole source

  Cheops who reigned from 1178 to 1122

• Amasis destroys Egyptian priestly power whole source

  This was in 570 b.c., and it is Amasis who destroyed priestly power

• Death of Cardinal Nicholas of Cusa whole source

  De Cusa died in 1473

• Buddhist monastery built on the Kailas Range whole source

  construction of a Buddhist monastery on the slopes of the Kailas Range so far back as the year 137 b.c.

• Buddhism established in the Punjab whole source

  Buddhism established in and north of the Punjab, as early as the year 292 b.c.

• Tibetan Mysticism first known in India whole source

  first known in India in the year 965 a.d.

• Buddhism introduced into Tibet via Kashmir whole source

  introduced ... into Tibet from India, viâKashmir, in the year 1025 a.d.

• Five foreigners appear in Tibet whole source

  five foreigners who appeared in Tibet in the year 371 of our era

• Casket falls from heaven in Tibet whole source

  in the year a.d. 331

• Henry More writes to Glanvil about witches whole source

  on that day of May, 1678

• Archbishop Laurence translates the Book of Enoch whole source

  translated by Archbishop Laurence in 1821

• Birth of the historian Herodotus whole source

  Herodotus was born in 484 b.c.

• Blavatsky's writings on Astronomy and Nebular Theory whole source

  In a series of scientific works on Astronomy and the Nebular Theory, written between 1865 and 1866, the present writer, a poor tyro in Scien…

• Publication of Easter Island article in London Builder whole source

  A full description, with plate showing the land with the thickly planted statues, also with copies of the images, is to be found in the Janu…

• Roman Catholic Church doctrines regarding the Virgin Mary whole source

  As the dogma, the liturgy, and the rites professed by the Roman Apostolical Church in 1862 are found engraved on monuments

• Isaac Newton's publication on mass and gravity whole source

  When Sir Isaac, in 1687 ... showed mass and atom acted upon ... by innate activity ... he effectually disposed of Spirit, Anima, or Divinity…

• Max Müller on the rediscovery of Vedic texts whole source

  as Prof. Max Müller tells us, the sacred books of the Brâhmans, of the Magians, and of the Buddhists, “were a

• Grove demonstrates heat and light as affections of matter whole source

  ommand of Sir William Thomson and discontinuous on the suggestion of Cauchy or Fresnel. 792 The eminent Physic

• Gnostic sarcophagus discovered near the Porta Pia whole source

  he marble sarcophagus of a tomb, discovered in 1852 near the Porta Pia, one sees the scene of the adoration of

• Thomas Taylor's writings on Jewish theology whole source

  onies. As Thomas Taylor, 686 the most intuitional of all the translators of the Greek Fragments, shows, no nat

• T.S. Hunt reads his Celestial Chemistry paper whole source

  opinions. Dr. T. S. Hunt Called attention to some long-neglected passages in Newton's works, from which it app

• French astronomy debates vacuum theory whole source

  as 1860, French astronomers, Le Couturier, for instance, combated “the disastrous results of the theory of va

• Tycho Brahe observes new star in Cassiopeia whole source

  Tycho Brahé, who viewed the Milky Way as an ethereal substance, thought the new star that appeared in Cassiopeia, in 1572, had been formed o…

• Total solar eclipse observed at Naples whole source

  He attributed to that same Ether the apparition of a luminous ring round the Moon, during the total eclipse of the Sun observed at Naples in…

• New star observed by Kepler whole source

  Kepler believed that the star of 1606 had likewise been formed out of the ethereal substance that fills the universe.

• Halley's recognition of self-luminous matter in the Philosophical Transactions whole source

  Still later, in 1714 the existence of a self-luminous Matter was recognized by Halley in the Philosophical Transactions.

• Herschel publishes his nebular transformation hypothesis whole source

  Finally, the journal of this name published in 1811 the famous hypothesis of the eminent Astronomer, Sir William Herschell, on the transform…

• Name 'America' first appears on Basle map whole source

  Until the appearance of a map, published at Basle in 1522, wherein the name of America appears for the first time, the latter was believed t…

• Schmidt discovers temporary star in Cygnus whole source

  As related in The Observatory, 1024 the temporary Star, discovered by J. F. J. Schmidt in the constellation Cygnus, in November, 1876, exhib…

• Discovery of Nymphæa lutea (yellow water-lily) in Florida whole source

  Audubon was similarly accused by botanists of having invented the yellow water-lily, which he figured in his Birds of the South under the na…

• Macmillan publication on natural history defense whole source

  Mr. Charles Gould, the author of the above-cited volume quotes, in his excellent work, a few lines from Macmillan (1860), which are as true…

• Meteorite falls at Argueil, France whole source

  in one which fell at Argueil, in the south of France, in 1857, there was found water and turf, the latter being always formed by the decompo…

• Romanes proposes physiological selection theory whole source

  In the Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society for October, 1886, we may read as follows: Physiological Selection.—Mr. G. J. Romanes find…

• Sayce delivers Hibbert Lectures on Babylonia whole source

  we now learn from the first of the six Hibbert Lectures delivered by Professor A. H. Sayce, of Oxford, in 1887, that: Old views of the early…

• Exhibition of strobic circles at British Association meeting whole source

  Professor Sylvanus Thompson exhibited them at the meeting of the British Association in 1877

• W. Pengelly lecture on extinct lake geology whole source

  delivered in March, 1885, on