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THANK YOU Dallas!!!! it is exactly this I was looking for! thanks a lot!


--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "W.Dallas TenBroeck"
<dalval14@e...> wrote:
> 9/19/2005 3:14 PM
> 
> Dear Alaya:
> 
> See if this helps
> 
> Let me know if you want specifics
> 
> -----------------------------------------------
> 
> CHRISTIANITY CHRONOLOGY.DOC
> ==============================
> 
> 
> 
> JUDAISM, JESUS, CHRISTIANITY : CHRONOLOGY
> ________________________
> 
> 
> FROM THEOSOPHICAL AND OTHER SOURCES
> 
> ( A partial List )
> 
> [ All references, unless otherwise indicated, are in Theosophy
Magazine. 
> Volumes 1 to 83 (T), and the Theosophical Movement 
> Volumes 1 to 63 (TM). ]
> 
> Other references are taken from Key, HPB Articles [ HPB ], WQJ
Articles 
> [ WQJ ], S D, ISIS, Collected Works of HPB, [ BCW ],
> Theosophical Glossary [ Glos.], 
> Theosophist [ Thst. ], A Modern Panarion [ Mod.P], Path, Lucifer, 
> Transactions [ Trans.], etc.]
> 
> [Note: These are excerpts on Christian origins from several data bases 
> prepared for a research student. ]
> 
> Extracts from chronological list of Articles in
> THE THEOSOPHICAL MOVEMENT DOWN THE AGES
> 
> Chronological Index to Articles on Historical Subjects and 
> Personages in 
> 
> THEOSOPHY MAGAZINE, THE THEOSOPHICAL MOVEMENT	
> and THE THEOSOPHICAL GLOSSARY, Isis Unveiled, Secret Doctrine.
> 
> 
> ===========================================================
> DATES KEY WORD	EVENT	REFERENCES
> ===========================================================
> 
> 
> JEWS 
> 
> 
> 3,000 BC c.	JUDAISM (Tchandala Emigrants from India - Yadus)
> United in Upper India c. 3,000 BC Is II 433
> 
> Buddhists in Judaea .[ Glos. 115 ]
> 
> Iao, Yaho, Iaho,	.	[ Glos. 148, 374 ]
> 
> Ineffable Name	.	.[ Glos. 155 ] 
> 
> Elohim - Adonai	.	. Is II 139; [ Glos. 113 ]
> 
> Dayanisi (Dionysos) . . [ Glos. 97, 102 ]
> 
> Seraphim - Celestials, Wise [ Glos. 296, 325 ]
> 
> Israel - Asar - the Sun-God [ Glos. 158 ]
> 
> Baal, Hercules, Adonis, Bel, Bacchus, Siva,
> 
> Moloch, Adonai, Jehovah, Chiun, Saturn,
> 
> Seth	Is II 45 131 236 439 487 491 524-6 567
> 
> Sabaoth	.	.	Is II 207 417-22
> 
> Tubal-Cain - Teacher in Using Metals [ Glos. 345 ]
> 
> Java Alhim	.	[ Glos. 162 ]
> 
> Abraham - The Patriarch	. T M 257	42
> [ A-Brahm - a non-Brahmin ]
> Hyksos Is I 27 444 567-70 [Pali=shepherd]
> 
> Is II 438 481 487-8 523,573	
> 
> Moses - The Initiate	. T M	300	42
> SD II 539; Mod. Pan. 45; HPB Art 3-244; 
> Is I 3, 555; II 129; SD I 320fn 385 
> SD II 428 456 465 691; 
> 
> 974-937 BC c.	Solomon - The Great	. T M	332	42
> Is I 135 II 391; ML 345; SD II 591 
> Is I 19 97 135-6 147 256 410 503 546 566
> Is I 580 II 255 265 297 389 391-2 439 444
> Is II 525 592; M. PAN. 45-6;
> 
> Mt. MORIAH site of King Solomon's first temple at Jerusalem
> 1st TEMPLE whereto Abraham journeyed to offer Isaac 
> in sacrifice	GLOS 217
> 
> 
> 970-936 BC c.	Hiram (Tyre)	.	Is I 19, 135, 566-8
> 
> Jachin - a Pillar of Solomon's Temple	[ Glos. 161 ]
> 
> Solomon's Seal - Interlaced Triangles	[ Glos. 303 ]
> 
> Eden - Garden	. .	[ Glos. 109 ]
> 
> Ark of the Covenant	.	.	[ Glos. 30 ]
> 
> 
> Jewish Scriptures	Biblical Traditions. T series v.50,51,52
> 
> The Oriental Kabala	.. T 371	56
> 
> [ see Notes on KABALA at end]
> 
> 
> The Borrowers - Origins of Jewish Philos. 
> T M 139 42
> 
> The Book of Enoch	. T 244	53
> 
> Genesis - .	.	[ Glos. 127 ]
> 
> Pentateuch - Ezra's compil. Is I 568 578 T 10 25
> Is II 128 167 287 424 492 526; SD I 10; [ Gl. 117 ] 
> SD II 143 544 658; HPB Art 1-432, 2-207, 238 3 
> 
> Thorah - Law .	.[ Glos. 331 ]
> 
> Septuagint	.	Mod. Pan. 45; SD II 200fn;
> 
> Talmud	.	.	.[Glos. 310 ] T 462 24
> 
> Talmidai Hakhameem - mystics, kabalists [ Glos. 318 ]
> 
> Mishnah - Older Portions of the Talmud [ Glos. 215 ]
> 
> Targum - Interpretation ..	[ Glos. 321 ]
> 
> Temura	.	.	..	[ Glos. 325 ]
> 
> Masorah - Masoretic Points	[ Glos. 208 ]
> 
> Pashut - Interpretative Method -	[ Glos. 250 ]
> 
> Mercavah	.	.	[ Glos. 213 ]
> 
> Tanaim - Initiates	.	.	[ Glos. 319 ]
> 
> Kabala	.	.	T v.71-272; T 440 25
> 
> Kabala and the Kabalists	. T 440	24
> 
> -19th Cent.	Kabala & the Kabalists at the Close
> of the 19th Century T 30 5
> 
> [ see Notes on KABALA at end]
> 
> 
> Zohar - Esoteric Wisdom	.[ Glos. 187, 268, 388 ]
> 
> Sepher Jetzirah ( Book of Creation )	[ Glos. 165 ]
> 
> Hay-yah (Buddhi)	.	[ Glos. 137 ]
> 
> Kadosh - Consecrated, Holy	Glos. 169 ]
> 
> Jewish Mysticism THEOSOPHICAL MVMT 414 56
> 
> Hivim, Chivim, Levites, Initiates	.[ Glos. 143 ]
> 
> Jehovah SD I 73, 390, II 96, 388, 460-8;
> Glos.163; 
> 
> Yodh-Heva SD I 60 347 II 39 134 
> 
> 
> 
> JEWISH SECTS
> 
> 
> Nazar [John the Baptist].	.	. [ Glos. 225-6 ]
> 
> The Nazarene Syst. [Glos. 226] T v.28-322; T 62 49
> 
> Codex Nazaraeus [The Book of Adam]	[ Glos. 86 ]
> 
> Ebionites (The Poor, Jesus' Family)	[ Glos. 108 ]
> 
> Essenes	. .	.	..	[ Glos. 115 ]
> 
> Asmoneans - Priest-Kings	.	[ Glos. 35 ]
> 
> Pharisees - Is I xxx 347 553 II 132 135 
> Is II148 152 179 198 202 339 441 502 538
> 
> Sadducees - learned Philosophers	.	[ Glos. 283 ]
> 
> Followers of Zadok...	.	.	[ Glos. 384 ]
> Is I xxx II 135 148 152 166 179 194 297 339
> 
> Sinai - Nissi - Dio-Nissi (os) - Sun	[ Glos. 299 ]
> 
> Thummim .	.	Glos. 334, 355 ]
> 
> Jerusalem	.	.	..	[ Glos. 163 ]
> 
> Sabeans	.	.	.	.	Is II 45
> 
> 30 BC - 10 AD	Hillel	[ Precursor of Jesus ]	[ Glos. 141 ]
> 
> 
> 
> 
> JESUS
> 
> 
> 200 BC	ESSENES Pythagoreans	
> GLOS 115 ISIS I xxx 16 26; II 37
> ISIS II 130 139 145 307 336; SD II 592
> LUCIF 19-377; THY 28-7; T M 26-176-7;
> 
> 
> 200 BC	EPHESUS	COLLEGE OF ESSENES - focus of the 
> Secret Science all the lore of the Tanaim, 
> brought from Chaldea	
> GLOS 27 114; IS I xxx, II 155
> THY 28-7; LUCIF 5-324; 
> 
> 
> 107 BC	PANTHER	Birth of Jesus (Jehoshua)	
> ISIS II 201, GLOS 248,
> or PENDERA (Lydda under reign of Alexander Janneus)
> Jesus was the son of Joseph Panther (tradition 
> makes him a Roman soldier) and Mary, hence Joshua
> Ben Panther GLOS 248; HPB ART I 117, III 180-1
> GLOS 109 156-7 194; SD II 504fn 
> 
> 100 BC	INNOCENTS	"The 'Innocents' of Bethlehem and 
> of Lud (or Lydda) who were put to death by 
> Alexander Jannaeus, to the number of several thousands ... 
> gave rise to the legend of the 40,000 innocents babes murdered 
> by Herod while searching for the infant Jesus. The first is a little
> known historical fact, the second a fable, as (shown by Renan in 
> his La Vie de Jesus." 
> GLOS 156-7; SD II 504fn GLOS 109, HPB ART III 180;
> 
> 100 BC	EBIONITES	"The poor" - many were relations 
> of Jesus Iassou
> GLOS 108 83-4 226 248; ISIS II 127 135 201-2
> ISIS II 144 181 304-5; HPB ART III 173 192
> HPB ART I 117; M L 415; LUCIF 19-381
> 
> BC	"SEPHER TOLDOS JESHU"	
> Hebrew text pub. 1681 AD by C. Wagensillius 
> -- in Frankfort & Nuremberg
> 
> "Mary having become the mother of a Son, named
> Jehoshua, and the boy growing up, she entrusted him to the 
> care of Rabbi Elhanan, and the child progressed in knowledge, 
> for he was well gifted with spirit and understanding.
> 
> Rabbi Jehoshua, son of Perachiah, continued the education of 
> Jehoshua (Jesus) after Elhanan, and initiated him in the secret 
> knowledge." but the King, Janneus, having given orders to slay 
> all the initiates, Jehosuah Ben Perachiah, fled to Alexandria,
> in 
> Egypt, taking the boy with him. ... Jesus supplemented his 
> initiation in the Jewish Kaballah with an additional
> acquisition 
> of the secret wisdom of Egypt. When the 
> persecution ceased, they both returned to Judea." 
> ISIS II 201 ISIS II 127fn 135fn 201 304-5 544
> 
> BC	"CODEX NAZAREUS"	Dt.: 1042 AD
> 
> 76 BC	Jesus over 40 years old when first visited Jerusalem
> ISIS II 135 fn
> 
> 50 BC	Jesus between 50 and 60 years old when baptized
> ISIS II 135fn
> 
> 63 BC	SECOND TEMPLE taken by Pompey	GLOS 165
> 
> 
> JESUS and CHRISTIANITY [ Glos. 108, 248 ]
> 
> 
> 30-20 BC Jesus death: "The Talmudic records claim...he was 
> lapidated, and buried under the water at the junction 
> of two streams. "Mishna Sanhedrin," Vol. vi, p. 4
> Talmud of Babylon 43a, 67a ISIS II 255fn
> 
> 
> 1 Cent BC Jesus Is II 94 150 135fn 329 337 455 530; T 295, 346 24
> 
> Jesus a Buddhist Teacher	.	T 22	28
> Jesus, Philosopher & Reformer	T 50	30
> The Tradition of Issa or Iesus	T 11, 47, 7
> [ Glos. Chrestos. 83 ]
> Chrestos - Oracle .	.	[ Glos. 83-4 ]
> Logia - Secret Teachings	[ Matthew ].	[ Glos. 190 ]
> Panther - Father of Jesus.	.	.	[ Glos. 248 ]
> Jeshu Ben Pandira	.	.	[ Glos. 191 ]
> Lyd, Lud - Birthplace of Jesus	[ Glos. 109, 156 ]
> 
> 30 BC - 45 AD	Philo Judaeus - historian - no record
> of Jesus' work	.	[ Glos. 252-3 ]
> Is II 33 39 84 144 513fn	
> 
> 
> ========================================================
> 
> 
> A D
> 
> 
> 70 AD	THIRD TEMPLE	built by Herod the Great was razed to 
> the ground by the Romans ... no new temple was 
> allowed to be built..."	GLOS 165
> 
> 70-80 AD	Rabbi Simon ben Jochai - Kabala .	[ Glos. 172 ]
> Ebionites	.	..	[ Glos. 108 ]
> [ genuine primitive Christians Glos. 226 ]
> The Nazarene System	.T v.28-322; T 462 49
> 
> 
> 1st-3rd Cent.	GNOSTICS & EARLY CHRISTIANITY [ Glos. 129 ]
> 
> [ Valentinus, Basilides, Marcion, Simon Magus...]
> Is I 2 299-300 583; II 38 41-2 51-2 
> Is II 175-7 183-9 205-7 232-4 237-8 
> Is II 253-4 293-6 309-10 325-7 488-489 
> 
> Preceded Christianity in Egypt	[ Glos. 241 ]
> 
> Pre-Christian Systems: The Gnosis	.. T 232	56
> 
> 1st Cent AD First Century Christianity	.. T 433 24
> 
> 2nd Cent AD	The Gnostics	.T v.55-204, 237; T 529	24
> Gnosis and Christianity	T v.56 series; T 15 15	
> Christos and Sophia Achamoth. T	301 56
> Iu-Kabar Zivo	.	.[ Glos. 159 ]
> 
> 
> 
> GNOSTIC SECTS
> 
> 
> c. 120-145 Basilides Is II 123 125 155 188-9 236 536 
> 
> 153 -	Bardesanes Is I 581 II 221 224 252. [ Glos. 50-51 ]
> [ see Nazarenes ]
> Collyridians	.Is II 110 444	[ Glos. 88 ]
> 
> 
> Ebionites (The Poor - Earliest ) [ Glos. 108 ]
> Is II 127 135 144 180-182fn 190 307fn 492 
> 
> 3rd. Cent Manicheans & Mani Is I 286 325 329 352	[ Glos. 204 ]
> 
> 84-104 AD	Marcionites .. Is II 221 [ Glos. 207 ] 
> 
> Mendeans (St. John Chr.) Is II 289 446 [ Glos. 212 ]
> 
> Nabatheans (Sabeans, Nazarenes)	.[ Glos. 221 ]
> 
> In Lebanon Is II 128 135 197
> 
> Ophites - Earliest Sect Gnostics-"Bro.
> of the Serpent" SD I 403 459 472	[ Glos. 241, 84 ]
> Is II 129 168-176 184-8 228 292-6 399 
> Is II 449 501 505 508-9 512-13
> 
> Sabians Is II 197 203 307fn 650-1	.[ Glos. 282 ]
> 
> Therapeutae (Pythag.) Key 3 72, Is I 19 [ Glos. 329 ]
> 
> Theurgists & Their Science T 353 50	
> Is xlii 128-9 205 219 II 3 34 51 58 90 113 118 
> 
> Theurgy -ist - founded by Iamblichus [ Glos. 329 ]
> Is I xlii 23 101 128-9 130 205 219 333 281-2 
> Is I 284 306 321 334-5 340 343 370 485-6 489
> Is I 477 502 512 527 564-5 570 II 34 253 563-5
> 
> 135-160 AD Valentinus Is II 123 210 236 248 333 Lucif v.6-237
> Pistis Sophia	.	.	[ Glos. 254 ]
> " "[ G.R.S. Mead HPB notes ] series Lucif v. 6
> 
> 
> R C CHURCH
> 
> 
> 325 AD COUNCIL 1st of NICEA [ Nicean Credo adopted ]
> ISIS II 251-2 New Testament set ISIS II 337
> 
> 
> 506 AD Council of AGADA 
> against Sortes Sanctorum (divination) Isis II 21
> 
> 
> 354-430	Augustine, St. [Church Dogmas set]
> Is I xii xxxv 9 158 227 230 269 293 337
> Is I 443 513 II 13 20-1 32-8 67-73 81
> Is II 88-9 94 98 148 178 252 329 331
> Is II 336 477-8 514 524 546 633
> 
> Abracadabra and Abrasax	.	.	[ Glos. 4 ]
> 
> Gospel on Prayer	. T 5	50
> The Gospel According to John .TM 10, 37	26
> Symbolic Christianity	.. T 245, 301	25
> Ichthus - (Fish) - symbol	.	[ Glos. 150 ]
> Christian Dogmas	...T 105	56
> The Trinity	.	.. T 145	56
> Rites & Ceremonial Dress	.. T 164	56
> 
> [ Baptism - .	..	[ Glos. 49 ]
> 
> [ Bread and Wine: Eucharist .	[ Glos. 63 ]
> 
> [ Calvary Cross: .	..	[ Glos. 72 ]
> 
> [ Atonement Trans 67-8, Key 205-6, 
> SD II 202-3, Voice 68fn CWB 9-p.17
> 
> "All Souls" - Ulambana Festival	[ Glos. 351 ]
> 
> Agapae - Love-feasts	. [ Glos. 159, 191-2 ]
> 
> Bible, Reincarnation in the WQJ Art 84 1
> 
> Bible, Reincarn.in Judaism & the WQJ Art 78 1
> 
> Theos. in the Christian Bible WQJ Art 266	1
> 
> Christian Fathers on Reincarnation WQJ Art 89 1
> 
> Popes Magicians	.	.	[ Glos. 257 ]
> 
> Star-Angel Worship in R C Church HPB Art 386 3
> 
> I.H.S. - (Vision of Constantine)	[ Glos. 152 ]
> Labrum - P+	.	.[ Glos. 245, 183 ]
> Constantine Imposture	.[ Glos. 184 ]
> 
> Theosophy or Jesuitism ?	.	.HPB Art 95 3
> [ More on Christianity at end ]
> 
> 
> ----------------------------------------------------------
> 
> 
> 2-6th Cent.	NEO-PLATONISTS [ Glos. 16, 21, 227, 252 ]
> 
> ALEXANDRIAN SCHOOL of Philos.	.[ Glos. 16 ]
> Is I 27-30; T M 47 18
> [ Ptolemy Soter (Philadelphus), Euclid, 
> Nichomachus, Herophilus, Erasistratus, 
> 
> 309-248 BC	Founder: Ptolemy Soter Is I 6, 519 II 305
> Library: 700,000 rolls (Aulus Gellius) [ Glos. 16]
> From Plato to the Neo-Platonists .	. T 3	28
> Alexandria and her Schools .	. T 5	5
> 
> 193 AD	Analogeticists [Gl. 21], Philalethians [Gl. 252]
> [Ammonias, Origen, Plotinus, Philo Judaeus,
> Josephus, Iamblichus, Porphyry, Clement,
> Erastosthenes, Hypatia, Boethius... ]
> 
> 193 AD	The Neo-Platonists founded by A. Saccas. T 76 56
> 
> 2nd Cent.	Ammonias Saccas .[ Glos. 20, 327 ] T 53 25
> The Theosophy of Ammonias Saccas .T M 5 56
> Is I 7 434 43-4 II 51 249 333 342 536 591 594
> 
> 205-270 AD Plotinus .	.	.. [ Glos. 256 ] T	101 25
> 
> Plotinus the Illuminator	.. T 372	15
> 
> The Teachings of Plotinus (Wilder). .T M 307 45
> Is I xliii 7 112 247 251 262 292 307 430-2
> Is I 434 487-9 II 85 89 112-3 115 159 252 
> Is II 281 406 536 591
> 
> The Theosophy of Dionysus the Aeropagite 
> THEOSOPHICAL MOVEMENT 83 56
> 
> Pot Amun	.	Glos. 259 ]
> 
> 185-254	Origen Is I 12 26 316-7 II 13 238 285 T 511, 546 43
> 
> 553	Anathemas Against Origen T series v.43, 44
> 
> 150-220 c. Clemens Alexandrinus	..	. [ Glos. 85-6 ]
> Is I xix 3 12 33 226 298 326 II 35 85 100
> Is II 108 111 123 128 564 
> 
> 233-305 AD Porphyry	.	.	. [ Glos. 257-8 ]
> The Two Souls of Man: 
> 
> 233-304 AD Iamblichus to Porphyry	. T 156	26
> Glos. 149-50; T M 151 18
> 325 AD	Council-Nicea Is II 251-2 337 SD II 279fn T 200 25
> Faith: Credo; Dogmas; Gospels ]
> 
> 255-333 AD Iamblichus (Jamblichus) .[ Glos. 145 ] T 149 25
> Is I xxi xxxviii xlii 3 33 64 115 146 219 
> Is I 238 248 251 283-4 321 329 333-4 345
> Is I 364 383 406 416 430 435 476 487-9
> Is II 49 84 89 100 113 118 145 338 405 477
> 
> 370-430 c. Synesius Is I 12 84 257 316 II 53 198-9
> 
> ? -415 c. Hypatia--Last of the Neo-Platonists T 197	25
> Glos. 146; Is II 28 52-4 198 249 252-3 
> 
> 350-440 Christmas Selected, Date: Dec. 25th HPB Art. 59 3 
> [ Actual birth date of Jesus unknown.]
> 
> 410-485	Proclus - Commentator on Plato	.[ Glos. 263 ]
> Is I 55 146 243 251 256 262 311-2 321 336
> Is I 364-6 413 430 432 489 612 II 101-2
> Is II 113-4 118 123 139 146 344 406
> 
> 475-525	Boethius	Is I 251 II 300; T v.36-206 267;T 201 36
> 
> Neo-Platonic Influence in Western Thought T 83 51
> The Neo-Platonic Revival	.. T 146, 156 26
> 
> From the Neo-Platonists to H P B T 53	28
> 
> 
> 553	Council of Constantinople II 
> [ Anathemas vs. Origen & "Pre-existence"]
> 
> 8th Cent. Rabbi Akiba - Alphabet of R. A.	[ Glos. 271 ]
> 
> 
> =========================================================
> 
> ROME
> 
> 500 BC-476 AD
> Jupiter	.	.	.	[ Glos. 166 ]
> 
> c.100 AD	Apollonius of Tyanna Is I 480-9 II 97 434; T 385 24
> [ Evocation by -- E. Levi ]	. T 229	4
> HPB on Apollonius	. [ Glos. 26-7 ] T 72 6
> Apollonius and the Mahatmas	.T M 454 35
> Apollonius and Simon Magus	.T M 449 35
> 
> 175-245 AD Philostratus on Apollonius Is I xxxiifn	[ Glos. 253 ]
> 
> c.100 AD Simon Magus & Apollonius - HPB on . T	72 6
> HPB Articles 161 3
> c.50-138 AD Epictetus	. ..	T v.10-364; T 91, 183 11 
> 1st Cent BC Vitruvius, A Roman Teacher	. T 122	41
> 106-43 BC	Cicero on Immortality	. T 515	30	
> 121-180 AD Marcus Aurelius - Thoughts .. T 417,	519, 5
> "	.	. T 418,	532, 36
> 288-337	Constantine Imposture I I H S ]	.	[ Glos. 184 ]
> Labrum - Druidic, Sun, standard	[ Glos. 184 ]
> 
> 331-363	Julian (The Apostate) Is I 130 247 
> Is II 139 351 417 566
> 475-525	Boethius	.	T 206, 267, 201	36
> 483-563	Justinian [Code based on Manu] Is I 586-7
> 
> 1042 AD CODEX NAXAREUS first published	ISIS II 135fn
> 
> 1621 AD SEPHER TOLDOS JESHU first published ISIS II 201
> 
> ------------------------------------------
> 
> 
> 6-14th Cent.	MEDIEVAL MOVEMENTS & THEOSOPHY 
> [ ISIS II 253 ]
> 
> 
> Finger-Posts, Middle Ages T series v.31-2, v.36-7
> 810-877	Erigena, John S.	.	T v.37-p.14; T 492, 544 36
> T M v.56-128
> Fire-Philosophers	. [ Glos. 119 ]
> 12th Cent. Artephius	.	[ Glos. 31 ]
> Light in the Dark Ages	T v.34-p.53; 532	25
> Dark Cycle	.	T 154	20 
> 
> 1214-1294	Roger Bacon	..[ Glos. 48 ] T 50 26
> 1214-1294 Roger Bacon - alchemist	. T M v.22-200 [ Glos. 279 ]
> Friar Bacon	.	T M 9	19
> 
> 1235-1315 Lully, R	.T v.26-99; Glos. 192; T 107, 206	32
> 13th Cent. John Cremer - Hermeticist ..	[ Glos. 89 ]
> 13th Cent. Moses de Leon .	.. [ Zohar - Glos. 187,388 ]
> -1327	Cecco d'Ascoli - astrologer [ Glos. 74 ]
> 1358-1419	On Tsong-Ka-Pa	Is II 609-16; T M v.7-25; T M141 8
> 
> 
> 
> RENAISSANCE & REFORMATION
> 
> 
> 15-16th Cent.[ Marsilia Ficino, G. Pico della Mirandola, Cosmo de
> Medici, Rapael, Boticelli, Michelangelo, Leonardo da
> Vinci, Luther, Calvin, Erasmus, Trithemius, Paschalis,
> C. Agrippa, 
> 
> 15th Cent. The Theosophical Renaissance	.. T 98	26
> [ see KEY, p. 16 ]
> The Theosophical Movement in the 
> Renaissance	. T M 252, 305	39
> Spiritual Yeast in 14th Century
> Europe	. T M	200	25 
> Protestants Is I 435 II 180 200fn 296fn 501-3
> 
> 
> 
> RENAISSANCE - FLORENTINE ACADEMY
> 
> 
> 15th Cent. FLORENTINE ACADEMY:[M. Ficino, 
> Pico della Mirandola,
> Cosimo & Lorenzo de Medici, Paschalis ]
> 
> 1498	(Successors); Fratres Lucis: [Glos.199] T 148 26
> Paschalis, Cagliostro,	.. T 403, 554	2
> Mesmer	.	.	. Lucif. 19-328 
> St. Germain, Swedenborg... ] 
> 
> The Neo-Platonic Revival	.. T 146, 156	26
> Italian Renaissance & Ancient Wisdom TM 223 25
> 
> 1463-1494	Pico della Mirandola IS I 226 Glos. 254 253	80
> Is II 20 SD II 200 600
> Pico d.Mirandola, the Greatness of Man T M250 25
> Theos. Movement in the Renaissance . T M 252,305 39
> 
> 1433-1499	Marsilio Ficino Is I 8 243-4 336 385 407
> Is II 115 591
> 
> 1455-1522	Reuchlin	.	Is I 238 II 20 419
> 
> 1462-1516	Trithemius - friend of C. Agrippa	[ Glos. 344 ]
> Is I 193, 229, 476-7; II 20;
> 1466-1536 Erasmus	.	.	... Is II 20
> 
> 1486-1535	C. Agrippa Path 11-p.19-22, CWB I-443,
> Glos. 14, 167-8, 120, 344; Is I 170; 
> Is II 280; HPB Art III 403;
> 
> Fluvii Transistus [ Agrippa]	[ Glos. 120 ]
> 
> 
> 
> HERESIES AND REFORMATION
> 
> 
> 14-16th Cent. Heretics & the Renaissance	T series 53, 54
> 14-16th Cent.	1	Heresy & Christianity	T 100	53
> 14-16th Cent.	2	Crisis in the Church	. T 132	53
> 11th-12th Cent.3	Cathari or Albigenses [GnosticS]	T 179
> 53
> 11th-12th Cent.4	Albigensian Crusade & Inquisition	. T 196
> 53
> 10th-13th Cent.5	Troubadours & Mystery Language	. T 228	53
> 6	Albigensian Papermakers/Watermarks . T 262 53
> 7	New Light on the Renaissance	T 293	53
> 8-9	R. in the Light of Theosophy	. T 327,	357 53
> 10	" " "	" T 5	54
> 
> 11th-12th Cent. Albigenses T v.58-378;v.50-572;v.79-349; TM	166 21
> 
> 1217-1800	Waldenses (Peter Waldo) .	Is II 332 502
> 
> 1483-1546	Luther, Martin Is I xliv, II 20 34 58 73-4 
> Is II 127 178 200 208 480 503 531
> 
> 1489-1556	The Impact of Thomas Cranmer	T M 213 26
> 
> 1498-	Brothers of Light - Founded Florence	[ Glos. 188 ]
> 
> 1493-1541	Paracelsus Glos 248 T v.8-344, 376; T 197,	242 26
> T	v. 10 series; T 97, 151	24 
> Paracelsus [Bio. by G. West ] . T M 152, 193 59
> Paracelsus	. TM v.49-412, 455; TM 34 11
> 
> 1501-1576	Jerome Cardan - alchemist .	[ Glos. 73 ]
> 
> 1502-1598	Khunrath, Henry IS I xxv 319; II 152 [ Glos. 178 ]
> 
> 1509-1564	Calvin, John [ French Protestant - Huguenots]
> [Presbyterians] ISIS II 208 479 503 547
> 
> 1510-1581	Guillaume Postel IS II 470 T v.32-210, 257; 206 32
> Glos. 258-9; Isis II 470
> 
> 1548-1600	Giordano Bruno .	. T v.6-385; v.67-341; 
> T v.73-170; T 338 26
> 
> The Theosophy of G. Bruno v. 26-74 T M 51, 76 14
> Is I xxxiii 93-8 338-9 431 582 II 528 531
> 
> ---------------------------------
> 
> 
> CHRISTIANITY [ Glos. 226 ]
> 
> 
> The Christian Scheme - History -	T series	57,
> 58
> Esoteric Character of the Gospels HPB Art 168 3
> The Roots of Christianity in 
> Earlier Faiths	.	T v.52-101; T 481 24
> Pagan Roots	[Glos. 245] T v.56-p. 7; series 50
> 
> The First Christians	. T 273	56
> Ebionites (The Poor)	.	[ Glos. 108 ]
> Chrestos - Oracle .. [ Glos. 83-4 ]
> Jesus - Logos - Christos	.. T 334	56
> 
> Pre-Christian Systems: The Gnosis	. T 232	56
> The Bible and the Vedas	.. T 46	56
> Buddhism, Christianity & Phallicism HPB Art 29 3 
> The Gita and the Bible	.. T 159, 211, 261	43
> The Oriental Kabala	.T 371	56
> Destruction of Sources	. T 197	56
> 
> The Gospel on Prayer	. T 405	50
> The Gospel According to John	T M 10, 37 26
> Symbolic Christianity	.. T 245, 301	25
> Ichthus - (Fish) - symbol	..	[ Glos. 150 ]
> 
> Christian Dogmas	.. T 105	56
> The Trinity	.	.. T 145	56
> Rites & Ceremonial Dress	.. T 164	56
> [ Baptism - .	..	.[ Glos. 49 ]
> [ Bread and Wine: Eucharist .[ Glos. 63 ]
> [ Calvary Cross: .	.	.[ Glos. 72 ]
> [ Atonement Trans 67-8, Key 205-6, 
> SD II 202-3, Voice 68fn CWB 9-p.17
> "All Souls" - Ulambana Festival	.[ Glos. 351 ]
> Agapae - Love-feasts	.. [ Glos. 159, 191-2 ]
> 
> Bible, Reincarnation in the	WQJ Art 84 1
> Bible, Reincarn.in Judaism & the WQJ Art 78 1
> Theos. in the Christian Bible WQJ Art 266 1
> Christian Fathers on Reincarnation WQJ Art 89 1
> 
> Popes Magicians	.	.	.[ Glos. 257 ]
> Star-Angel Worship in the R C Church HPB Art 386	3
> 
> I.H.S. - (Vision of Constantine)	[ Glos. 152 ]
> Labrum - P+	.	[ Glos. 245, 183 ]
> Constantine Imposture	[ Glos. 184 ]
> 
> Theosophy or Jesuitism ?	.	. HPB Art 95 3
> [ More on Christianity at end ]
> 
> 
> 
> Things Common to Christianity and Theos.T 50, 90	9
> Is Christianity Unique ?	.	.. T	339, 396
> 25
> The Fall of Christ's Teachings and the
> Rise of Church Dogmas	.	T M	18	11
> Christian Beatitudes: A Comparative
> Study with Islamic Ethics	.	T M	52	8
> Christian Science .	.	.. [ Glos. 84-5 ]
> Christendom & Islam, A Turkish Effendi on T 112 11
> Christ and Christian	.	. T	51	31
> Christians and the Modern World	. T	272	29
> Practical Christianity	.	.. T	194	11
> Christian Missionaries	.	T M	136	6
> Christianizing the Heathen	.	. T	370	11
> Our Christian 19th Century Ethics	.T M	169	12
> Gandhi on Christian Missionaries	. T M	136	5
> 
> 
> =====================================================
> 
> KABALA	[ Glos 167-8 ] - KABALISTS
> 
> 
> [ Tanaim, Chaldeans, Magi, St.John Christians,
> Paracelsus, Henry Khunrath, Jacob Boehme,
> Robert Fludd, Van Helmont, John Trithemius,
> Cornelius Agrippa, Cardinal N. Cusani, 
> Jerome Carden, Pope Sixtus IV, R. Lully,
> G. Pico d. Mirandola, G. Postel, J. Reuchlin,
> Dr. Henry More, Thos. Vaughan, Athanasius Kircher,
> C. Knorr von Rosenroth, Sir. Isaac Newton, 
> Leibnitz, Lord Bacon, Spinoza, Isaac Meyer, 
> Dante, Dr. S. Pancaost, G. Felt, 
> Dr. W. Wynn Westcott, S.L. MacGregor Mathers, ]
> 
> The Oriental Kabala	..	. T 371	56
> 
> Kabbalah of the Nine Chambers	[ Glos. 230 ]
> 
> Qabbalah	.	.	[ Glos. 268, 167 ]
> Author: Ibn Gebirol SD I 376 [Glos. 45, 150 ]
> 
> Kabala	[Glos. 167,272-3; T v.71-272; T 440 25
> Kabalist	.	.	.	[ Glos. 167 ]
> Kabala and the Kabalists	.	HPB Art 235 3
> Kabalistic View of "Spirits" HPB Mod. Panar. 152
> HPB on the Kaballah	.	. T M	183	13
> Sephirothal Worlds	.	. T	148	51
> Sephiroth	- Is II 40; SD 1 129, II 2fn [ Glos. 295 ]
> Kzilem - Waters of Life - Sephiroth	[ Glos. 169 ]
> 50 Gates of Wisdom [ 49 + 1 ]	.	[ Glos. 120 ]
> 32 Ways to Wisdom- Zohar .	.	[ Glos. 330 ]
> Zohar - Esoteric Wisdom	.	[ Glos. 187, 268, 388 ]
> Sepher Jetzirah ( Book of Creation }	[ Glos. 165 ]
> Shekinah - Light of - veils Ain Soph	[ Glos. 297 ]
> Aged of the Aged	.	.	[ Glos. 204
> ]
> Head of All Heads	.	.	[ Glos. 137 ]
> Heavenly Adam	. .	[ Glos. 138 ]
> Faces	. .	[ Glos. 294, 195 ] [ Glos. 118 ]
> Lower Face [ Microprosopus ]	[ Glos. 192, 294 ]
> Macroprosopus	- Great Face -	.	[ Glos. 195 ]
> Inferior & Superior Worlds	.	Glos. 372 ]
> White Fire	.	.	.	[ Glos. 369 ]
> Demons	. .	.	.	[ Glos. 98 ]
> 
> 
> RABBI KABALISTS
> 
> 
> 70-80 AD	Rabbi Simon ben Jochai - Kabala .	[ Glos. 172
> ]
> 1240-	Rabbi Abulafia, Sargosa	.	.	[ Glos. 271 ]
> 8th Cent.	Rabbi Akiba - Alphabet of R.A.	.	[ Glos. 271 ]
> 1050-	Rabbi Ibn Gebirol - Kether Malchuth	[ Glos. 171 ]
> 1160-	Rabbi Azariel ben Menachem	.	.	[ Glos. 271 ]
> 1200-	Rabbi Isaac the Blind	.	.	.	[ Glos. 172 ]
> -1304	Rabbi Moses Maimonides	.	.	.	[ Glos. 172
> ]
> 1290-	Rabbi Moses de Leon - Zohar	.	.	[ Glos. 172 ]
> 1300-	Rabbi Gikatilla - gematria	.	.	[ Glos. 172
> ]
> 1480-	Rabbi Moses Botarel .	.	.	.	[ Glos. 271 ]
> 1550-	Rabbi Moses Cordovero	.	.	.	[ Glos. 172 ]
> 1560-	Rabbi Loria (Luria)	.	.	.	[ Glos. 172 ]
> 1600-	Rabbi Chajim Vital - Tree of Life	.	[ Glos. 271
> ]
> 1641-	Rabbi Sabbatai Zevi	.	.	.	[ Glos. 172 ]
> 
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> 
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> subjetc... pages in the SD, her articles etc.
> Does anyone know about this page?
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