A.K.G.
The yoga of Christ or the science of the soul
written down by A.K.G. ; edited by F.H. Müller. – London ; New York ; Adyar, Madras : Theosophical Publishing Society ; The Path ; The Theosophist Office, 1894. – x, [2], 116 p. ; 19 cm.
Table of contents ; Preface ; I. The Yoga of Christ ; II. The Threefold Yoga ; III. The Yoga of Christ and of Krishna compared ; IV. The Fatherhood and Motherhood of God ; V. Threefold Obedience ; VI. “What think ye of Christ?” ; VII. Faith ; VIII. The Humanity in God ; IX. The Holy Spirit ; X. Enthusiasm of Humanity ; XI. Mutual Obedience ; XII. Woman and Man ; XIII. Parallelism of the Sexes ; XIV. Plato’s Precepts to Aristotle ; XV. Firmness ; XVI. My Theistic Faith ; XVII. The Beautiful ; XVIII. The Grace of God ; XIX. The Spirit of Christ ; XX. Lowliness ; XXI. Loyalty and Criticism ; XXII. The Uses of Pain ; XXIII. Love and Freedom ; XXIV. The Object of Education ; XXV. The Choice of Friends ; XXVI. Sincerity or Sine Cera ; XXVII. Do Something ; XXVIII. If You want to be Loved ; XXIX. Evils of a Bad Temper ; XXX. How to become a Strict Moral Man ; XXXI. Duty First, Pleasure Second ; XXXII. Help Yourself ; XXXIII. Punctuality ; XXXIV. Drink, the First One and the Last One ; XXXV. The Evils of Drunkenness ; XXXVI. Smoking ; XXXVII. Self Esteem ; XXXVIII. Our Duty to God and Man ; XXXIX. Humility ; XL. Golden Rules.
sign.: REL-6-4-AKG-1
Trefw.: religie, christendom, christelijke msytiek
Anwyl, E.
Celtic religion in pre-Christian times
by Edward Anwyl. – London : Archibald, Constable & Co, 1906. – [8], 69 p. ; 18 cm. – (Religions : ancient and modern)
Contents: I. Introductory: The Celts, p. 1 ; II. The chief phases of Celtic civilisation, p. 8 ; III. The correlation of Celtic religion with the growth of Celtic civilisation, p. 19 ; IV. Celtic religion and the development of individualised deities, p. 29 ; V. The humanised gods of Celtic religion, p. 36 ; VI. The Celtic priesthood, p. 44 ; VII. The Celtic other-world, p. 57. – short bibliography.
sign.: REL-17-2-ANWY-1
Trefw.: religie, Kelten
Augustinus, A.
The city of God (De civitate Dei) ; 1
by Saint Augustine ; a translation into English by John Healey. – Edinburgh : John Grant, 1909. – viii, 367, 3 p. ; 20 cm. – (The Ancient and Modern Library of Theological Literature ; The city of God (De civitate Dei) ; Volume One)
First published in 1610
sign.: REL-6-6-AUGU-3I
Trefw.: religie, christendom, christelijke mystiek
The city of God (De civitate Dei) ; 2
by Saint Augustine ; a translation into English by John Healey. – Edinburgh : John Grant, 1909. – 377, 3 p. ; 20 cm. – (The Ancient and Modern Library of Theological Literature ; The city of God (De civitate Dei) ; Volume Two)
First published in 1610
sign.: REL-6-6-AUGU-3II
Trefw.: religie, christendom, christelijke mystiek
Besant, A.
An autobiography
Annie Besant. – London : T. Fisher Unwin, 1893. – 368 p. : ill. ; 23. – index.
sign.: THE-4-6-BESA-1i
Trefw.: theosofie, autobiografieën, Annie Besant, jeugd, huwelijk, geschiedenis, socialisme, Charles Bradlaugh, denken, strijd, kennis, wetenschap, vrouwen, religie woordindex – abbey 4 aberdeen 3 abiding 2 ability 9 able 31 ably 3 abolish 2 abolition …
The building of the kosmos and other lectures : delivered at the eighteenth annual convention of The Theosophical Society at Adyar, Madras, december 27th, 28th, 29th, 30th, 1893
by Annie Besant. – Madras : Published by the Proprietors of the “Theosophist”, 1894. – ii, 92, 27 p. ; 21 cm.
Contents: I. The building of the kosmos: (i) Sound ; (ii) Fire ; II. Yoga ; III. Symbolism ; Printed at the “Minerva” Press, Broadway
sign.: THE-2-1-BESA-22e
Trefw.: theosofie, kosmologie, geluid, vuur, yoga, symboliek
Bharucha, E.S.D.
A brief sketch of the zoroastrian religion and customs ; an essay written for the Râhnumâi Mazdayasnân Sabhâ of Bombay
by Ervad Sheriarji Dadabhai Bharucha ; introduction by Dr. Jivanji Jamshedji Modi. – 3rd ed., rev. and enlargd. – Bombay : D.B. Taraporevala Sons & Co, 1928. – xvii, 210 p. ; 19 cm.
Contents ; Preface ; Introduction to the Third Edition ; Preliminary remarks ; The land of Zoroastrianism ; The founder of Zoroastrianism ; The Age of Zoroaster ; The name borne by Zoroaster’s Religion is suggestive of its chief character ; The predecessors of Zoroaster ; The Zoroastrian Scriptures ; The character of God as depicted in the Gâthâs ; Zoroaster’s exhortations to worship Mazda alone ; The six peculiar appellations in the Gâthâs ; The probable reason of the preference of these to other names ; Angelology originated from these names ; How the Yazatas came to be reorganised as subordinate Heavenly Beings ; No obscene divinity in Zoroastrianism ; The Supreme Godhead of Ahura Mazda never forgotten ; Cosmology and Psychology ; Time ; The object of Creation ; The substance of Creation ; Cosmogonical notions of the ancient Iranians ; The doctrine of duality ; The harm done by this doctrine ; Man a compound of material and spiritual parts ; No vicarious salvation ; End of the world ; The Mazdayasnian Ethics ; Virtues ; Vices ; Sacerdotal order ; Worship ; Ritual ; Fire-temples ; Parsis not Fire-worshippers ; The Navzôt ceremony ; Zoroastrian marriage ; Zoroastrian funeral ; Purificatory laws ; Ritual relating to fixed times ; Conclusion ; Appendices ; A. The greatest prevalence of Zoroastrianism ; Its first decline ; Its Restoration ; Its final fall ; Exodus of some of its followers into India ; The present number of its followers ; Two sects of its followers ; Resuscitation of the race and religion ; The revival of Zend and Pahlavi studies among the Parsis ; B. Brief summaries of all parts of the Avesta ; C. The Pâzend pieces ; The Pahlavi-Pâzend books ; Zoroastrian Apocrypha ; Books on Zoroastrianism written in modern Persian ; D. A few more passages about Ahura Mazda ; E. A brief account of Spiritual Beings ; Hierarchy of Divine Beings ; The Urvânô or souls and the Fravashis or the spirits of the good ; The homage to certain good objects of nature ; Demonology ; F. Proofs of the falsity of regarding Ahriman as the opponent of Ahura Mazda ; G. Free Will versus Fatalism ; H. Some of the prayers accompanied and not accompanied by ritual ; J. Implements of ritual ; K. The Atash-e-Dâdgâh, the Atash-e-Adrân, and the Atash-e-Behrâm ; L. The Tower of Silence ; M. Names of Gâhs, days, months, and festivals ; Funeral and obsequial ceremonies ; Index. – index.
sign.: REL-15-1-BHAR-1
Trefw.: religie, Zoroaster
Blum, R.
The book of runes : a handbook for the use of an ancient oracle, the Viking runes
Ralph Blum. – New York : St. Martin’s Press, 1982. – 127 p. : ill. ; 19 cm.
Contents: Preface, p. 7 ; Introduction, p. 12 ; 1. The oracle of the self, p. 17 ; 2. The emergence of the Runes, p. 23 ; 3. Consulting the oracle, p. 35 ; 4. Runemal: the art of Rune casting, p. 44 ; 5. Theater of the self, p. 60 ; 6. Interpreting the Runes, p. 65 ; 7. Afterword: magic in the present tense, p. 120 ; Selected bibliography, p. 122 ; Guides to the transformational process, p. 124 ; The New Oracle Foundation, p. 126. – select bibliography, guides to the transformational process, The new oracle foundation.
ISBN 0312090021
sign.: REL-17-1-BLUM-1
Trefw.: religie, Noorse godsdiensten, runen, occultisme, orakels, herkomst, Orakel van het Zelf, Runen legvormen, zelf-transformatie
Bonwick, J.
Irish druids and old Irish religions
James Bonwick. – [New York] : Dorset Press, 1894. – viii, 328 p. ; 19 cm.
Contents: Preface, p. v ; Part I. Irish Druids ; Who were the Druids?, p. 1 ; Welsh or British Druidism, p. 2 ; Irish Druidism, p. 10 ; St. Patrick and the Druids, p. 27 ; Opinions on Irish Druids, p. 31 ; Irish Bards, p. 37 ; Isle of Man Druidism, p. 44 ; French Druidism, p. 45 ; German Druidism, p. 49 ; Druidical Magic, p. 50 ; Neo-Druidism, p. 62 ; Druidical Belief, p. 64 ; Druidical Mysticism, p. 71 ; Part II. Early Religions of the Irish ; Introduction, p. 76 ; Irish Superstitions, p. 79 ; Irish Magic and Tuatha de Danaans, p. 101 ; Irish Gods, p. 116 ; Idol-Worship, p. 157 ; Serpent Faith, p. 168 ; Sun-Worship, p. 189 ; Fire-Worship, p. 198 ; Stone-Worship, p. 211 ; Animal-Worship, p. 224 ; The Shamrock, and other Sacred Plants, p. 232 ; Well-Worship, p. 238 ; Holy Bells, p. 244 ; Irish Crosses, p. 247 ; The Sacred Tara Hill, p. 257 ; Round Tower Creed, p. 263 ; Ossian the Bard, p. 274 ; The Culdees of Druidical Days, p. 279 ; The Future Life, or Land of the West, p. 286 ; Ancient Irish Literature, p. 303 ; The Lia Fail, or the Stone of Destiny, p. 313 ; Index, p. 321 ; Authorities Cited, p. 325. – index, authorities cited.
ISBN 0880290706
sign.: REL-17-2-BONW-1a
Trefw.: religie, druiden, Ierland
Bunyan, J.
The pilgrim’s progress
by John Bunyan. – London : George Virtue, 1844. – lxxvii, 315 p. ; 25 cm.
sign.: REL-6-6-BUNY-4
Trefw.: religie, christendom, mystiek
Butler, W.E.
Apprenticed to magic ; and, Magic & the qabalah
W.E. Butler ; introduced by Dolores Ashcroft-Nowicki. – Wellingborough, Northamptonshire : The Aquarian Press, 1990. – viii, 182 p. ; 23 cm.
Apprenticed to magic. Originally published : 1962 Magic & the Qabalah. Originally published : 1964 – Two classic works from the pen of the late W.E. Butler ; Contents: Preface to Magic and the Qabalah, p. vi ; Introduction by Dolores Ashcroft-Nowicki, p. vii ; Apprenticed to magic ; I. “Well met”, p. 1 ; II. “Application accepted”, p. 5 ; III. First exercises, p. 12 ; IV. Posture and breathing, p. 21 ; V. Meditation, p. 29 ; VI. The tree of life, p. 37 ; VII. The tree as an indicator, p. 46 ; VIII. “Fantasy is the ass which carries the ark”, p. 52 ; IX. “The multitude of counsellors”, p. 60 ; X. “Going out and coming in”, p. 67 ; XI. The contact of power, p. 75 ; XII. Bringing through power, p. 82 ; XIII. “Woven paces and waving hands”, p. 88 ; XIV. “There are lions in the way”, p. 95 ; XV. “The gates are open”, p. 101 ; Magic and the Qabalah ; I. A general introduction, p. 109 ; II. Psychism, illumination and seership, p. 121 ; III. The astral plane, p. 127 ; IV. Modern psychology, p. 136 ; V. Direct experience, p. 143 ; VI. Aspects of the Qabalah, p. 151 ; VII. The tree of life, p. 156 ; VIII. The four worlds of the Qabalists, p. 163 ; IX. Concerning Adam Kadmon, p. 169 ; X. Concerning the veils, p. 173 ; XI. The new occultism, p. 177 ; Bibliography, p. 180. – bibliography.
ISBN 0850309611
sign.: ESO-2-2-BUTL-8
Trefw.: esoterie, magie, kabbala, oefeningen, houdingen, ademhaling, meditatie, boom des levens, verbeelding, krachten, astrale wereld, psychologie, Adam Kadmon, occultisme
Cavendish, R.
King Arthur & the Grail : the Arthurian legends and their meaning
Richard Cavendish. – London : Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1978. – [8], 229 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Contents: List of family trees, vi ; Preface, vii ; 1. Arthur of Britain, 1 ; The real Arthur, 5 ; Arthur in Celtic legend, 11 ; The boar of Cornwall, 26 ; 2. Arthur and the Round Table, 39 ; The sword in the stone, 43 ; The Knights of the Round Table, 53 ; Lancelot, Gawain and Tristram, 81 ; Merlin and Morgan le Fay, 105 ; 3. The quest of the Grail, 125 ; The Fisher King’s castle, 128 ; Joseph of Arimathea, 147 ; Perceval and the Grail, 154 ; The triumph of Galahad, 167 ; The Glastonbury legends, 178 ; 4. The passing of Arthur, 184 ; Lancelot and Guinevere, 185 ; The treachery of Mordred, 189 ; The last act, 193 ; Appendix I. The matter of Britain, 200 ; Appendix II. Miss Weston and A. E. Waite, 209 ; Notes, 211 ; Bibliography, 214 ; Index, 219. – notes, bibliography, index.
ISBN 0297775014
sign.: RAN-4-2-CAVE-1
Trefw.: symboliek, graalsymboliek, Koning Arthur, graal, legende, betekenis, Arthurverhalen, legenden
Coates, A.
Numerology
Austin Coats. – London : Frederick Muler Limited, 1974. – [10], 126 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Contents: A locked door in darkness, p. 1 ; 1. The key, p. 3 ; 2. Nine male companions, p. 8 ; 3. And nine females, p. 24 ; 4. Finding the lock, p. 31 ; 5. Inserting the key, p. 35 ; The door opens, p. 37 ; 1. To have a mind, p. 39 ; 2. Drawing distinctions, p. 45 ; 3. Among the foremost, p. 51 ; 4. In the land, p. 59 ; 5. With a cross to bear, p. 62 ; 6. Utterly on one’s own, p. 67 ; 7. At a mixed reception, p. 70 ; 8. With female stars present, p. 81 ; 9. Take warning, p. 88 ; 10. Be a man, p. 92 ; When the sun shines, p. 99 ; 1. On a lion, p. 101 ; 2. On a lioness, p. 110 ; 3. On a tiger, p. 118 ; But, a word from the janitor, p. 121 ; Index, p. 125. – index.
ISBN 0584101678
sign.: RAN-7-19-COAT-1
Trefw.: numerologie, getallenleer, esoterie
Cooke, I.
Arthur Conan Doyle’s “Book of the Beyond” : [the extraordinary story of the Polaire Brotherhood in France, the revelatory messages about the life beyond which came when Sir Arthur Conan Doyle made contact after death, and of the founding of the White Eagle Lodge]
told by Ivan Cooke and now re-presented with two White Eagle teachings and an extended introduction by Colum Hayward. – 2nd ed. – New Lands, Liss, Hampshire, England : The White Eagle Publishing Trust, 2003. – x, 13-255 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
First publ. as “Thy kingdom come”, December 1933, “The return of Arthur Conan Doyle” published 1956 ; Contents: How to read this book, vii ; Preface, vii ; Part one: The story ; I. An introduction and review, 13 ; Notes to the edition of 2003, 54 ; The story, told by Ivan Cooke: ; II. The boy who became world-famous, 57 ; III. Minesta, 63 ; IV. The hermit of Bagnaia, 70 ; V. The messenger from France, 80 ; VI. The ‘nine-nine-nine’ day and its outcome, 87 ; VII. ‘More beautiful than any thing he had conceived’, 94 ; VIII. The new man in a renewed world, 100 ; IX. Definitions; and the ‘material proof’, 108 ; X. ‘I am a happy man’, 120 ; XI. Communication and communion, 127 ; Continuation of the story: ; XII. Retrospect, 135 ; Part two: The message of Arthur Conan Doyle ; Foreword to part two, 155 ; 1. Man’s realization of himself, and of a life ever more abundant, 158 ; 2. The harmony, perfection and glory of the heaven life, 167 ; 3. The sphere of reunion, 178 ; 4. Concerning nature spirits and angels, 183 ; 5. Freewill and destiny—both exist, 188 ; 6. The problem of good and evil, 192 ; 7. ‘At times the whole panorama of human life opens before me’, 201 ; 8. The ennoblement of life both incarnate and discarnate, 210 ; 9. The healing of all disease, 219 ; 10. The healing of the nations, 237 ; Part three: Two White Eagle teachings ; I. Life after death, 243 ; II. All life is spirit, 249 ; Subject index, 254 ; List of illustrations: In the vicinity of Bagnaia, April 1994, 12 ; A postcard of Lordat, sent by Minesta on 13th July 1931, 12 ; Minesta in Wales in June 1930, 68 ; Minesta on the platform at Pembroke Hall, 83 ; Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (photograph by William Ransford), 118 ; Spirit photograph of Sir Arthur (Mrs Deane, medium), 119 ; Minesta at Lordat in 1931, 151 ; Minesta with Mrs Caird Miller and two of the Polaires, 151 ; Return to Lordat 1956, 151 ; Line illustration from The White Brotherhood, 154 ; Plaque, ‘Les Polaires à Brighteyes’, 242.
ISBN 0854871470
sign.: RAN-6-14-COOK-16
Trefw.: White Eagles
Cooper, J.
The case of the Cottingley Fairies
Joe Cooper ; foreword by Colin Wilson. – London : Robert Hale, 1990. – xiv, 169 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Contents: Prologue: Childish wishful thinking and probabilities, xv ; Beginnings (1917–30) ; 1. Cottingley, 1917, 7 ; 2. Frances and the fairies, 12 ; 3. First photographs, 20 ; 4. The man in the bow tie, 25 ; 5. Watson – The game is afoot!, 31 ; 6. Further photographs, 38 ; 7. The Strand articles, 45 ; 8. Critics and champions, 57 ; 9. The 1921 expedition, 62 ; Endings (1965–88) ; 10. The case revives, 73 ; 11. The frowns of the Folklore Society, 79 ; 12. A day out with Yorkshire Telly, 87 ; 13. The Amazing Randi attacks, 100 ; 14. Dramatic interludes, 104 ; 15. Research directions, 112 ; 16. Confessions, 121 ; 17. Rose Fyleman and the Cannon’s Mouth, 130 ; 18. Summing up, 139 ; Epilogue: The adventure of the Yorkshire fairies by John H. Watson MD, 152 ; Appendix: A moral from Elsie Hill: The long blether, 157 ; Source material, 163 ; Index, 167. – source material, index, list of illustrations.
ISBN 0709039352
sign.: RAN-6-8-COOP-2
Trefw.: paranormale wezens, elfjes
Crowley, A.
The magical diaries of TO MEΓA ΘΗΡΙΟΝ, the Beast 666, Aleister Crowley Logos Aionos Thelema 93, 1923
Aleister Crowley ; edited by Stephen Skinner. – St. Helier, Jersey : Neville Spearman, 1979. – 251 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
Contents: Introduction, p. 1 ; A Crowley chronology, p. 10 ; The magical diary of TO MEΓA ΘΗΡΙΟΝ The Beast 666 in Tunisia 1923, p. 15 ; Appendices, p. 227 ; I. Qabalistic data, p. 229 ; II. Hexagrams of the Yi King, p. 233 ; III. Magical mottoes, p. 235 ; IV. Diary abbreviations and symbols, p. 239 ; V. Stopping heroin—Clinical report June 11, 1923, p. 243 ; Index, p. 245. – appendices, index.
ISBN 859780228
sign.: ESO-2-4-CROW-37
Trefw.: esoterie, occultisme, magie, 666, kabbala, Yi King, symboliek
Tarot divination : first published as A description of the cards of the Tarot in The Equinox, volume 1, number 8
by Aleister Crowley. – 5th printing. – York Beach, Maine : Samuel Weiser, 1985. – 66 p. : ill. ; 21 cm.
First published in 1912 as part of The equinox, Volume 1, Number 8 under the title A description of the cards of the tarot ; Contents include: • A description of each card and its meaning ; • The root of power of the four elements ; • The symbolic characteristics of the court cards ; • The relationship of the smaller cards to the thirty-six decans of the zodiac ; • A description of the twenty-two keys ; • Meanings of the grouping and placement of cards ; • Qabalistic correspondences and Angelic Rulers ; • The relationship of the smaller cards to the Tree of Life ; • A method of divination using the Tarot
ISBN 0877283478
sign.: ESO-2-4-CROW-38
Trefw.: esoterie, occultisme, magie, tarot, divinaties
Cruden, A.
A complete concordance to the Holy Scriptures of the Old and New Testament
by Alexander Cruden, M.A.. – London : Printed for D. Midwinter, A. Bettesworth and C. Hitch, J. and J. Pemberton, R. Ware, C. Rivington, R. Ford, F. Clay, A. Ward, J. and P. Knapton, J. Clarke, T. Longman, R. Hett, J. Oswald, J. Wood, A. Cruden, and J. Davidson, 1738. – [1024] p. ; 26 cm.
On spine: Cruden’s Concordance ; In two parts. Containing, I. The appellative or common words in so full and large a manner, that any verse may be readily found by looking for any material word in it. In this part the various significations of the principal words are given, by which the plain meaning of many passages of scripture is shewn: and also an account of several Jewish customs and ceremonies is added, which may serve to illustrate many parts of scripture. II. The proper names in the scriptures. To this part is prefixed a table, containing the significations of the words in the original languages from which they are derived. To which is added A concordance to the books, called Apocrypha. The whole digested in an easy and regular method, which, together with the various significations and other improvements now added, render it more useful than any book of this kind hitherto published
sign.: REL-6-1-CRUD-1
Trefw.: religie, christendom, naslagwerken, concordanties, Oude Testament, Nieuwe Testament
Dadachanji, F.Y.
Light of the Avesta and the Gathas
by Faredun K. Dadachanji. – Bombay : [Theosophical Society]?, 1913. – [5], 365 p p. ; 26 cm.
Contents: 1. Introduction: how the Avesta leads to Blessedness, 10 ; 2. Agnosticism and Atheism versus reason and religion, 24 ; 3. Science and the spiritual world, 32 ; 4. Holy Zarathushtra’s life, 33 ; 5. Main Zarathushti tenets, 48 ; 6. The eminence of the Gathas in Zarathushtra’s revealed religion, 52 ; 7. Enlightened faith and the light divine, 57 ; 8. The different significations of “Ahuramazda” in the Avesta, 60 ; 9. Ahuramazda is the friend, instructor, beloved, father, the final goal of humanity, 72 ; 10. Comparisons from other religions, 80 ; 11. The Gathic Yasnas summarized, 96 ; The Gathas (Gathic Yasnas) with commentaries ; 12. Ahunavat Gatha, Yasna XXVIII, 121 ; 13. Yasna XXIX, 128 ; 14. Yasna XXX, 141 ; 15. Yasna XXXI, 151 ; 16. Yasna XXXII, 165 ; 17. Yasna XXXIII, 179 ; 18. Yasna XXXIV, 190 ; 19. Ushtavat Gatha, Yasna XLIII, 200 ; 20. Yasna XLIV, 212 ; 21. Yasna XLV, 236 ; 22. Yasna XLVI, 248 ; 23. Spentomat Gatha, Yasna XLVII, 270 ; 24. Yasna XLVIII, 280 ; 25. Yasna XLIX, 296 ; 26. Yasna L, 309 ; 27. Vohu Kshathra Gatha, Yasna LI, 324 ; 28. Vahishtoishti Gatha, Yasna LIII, 339 ; 29. Appendix A, 355 ; 30. Appendix B, 367. – appendices.
sign.: REL-15-1-DADA-1
Trefw.: religie, Zoroaster, Avesta
Darmesteter, J.
The Zend-Avesta ; Part I: The Vendîdâd
translated by James Darmesteter ; translated by Various Oriental Scholars and edited by F. Max Müller. – 2nd. – Oxford : At the Clarendon Press, 1895. – LXXXIX, 390, 7 p. ; 23 cm. – (The Sacred Books of the East ; The Zend-Avesta ; Vol. IV ; Part I: The Vendîdâd)
sign.: REL-11-18-SACR-4
Trefw.: religie, Zoroaster, zoroastrianisme, mythologie, Zend-Avesta
The Zend-Avesta ; Part II: The Sîrôzahs, Yasts, and Nyâyis
translated by James Darmesteter ; translated by Various Oriental Scholars and edited by F. Max Müller. – Oxford : At the Clarendon Press, 1883. – VIII, 384, 7 p. ; 23 cm. – (The Sacred Books of the East ; The Zend-Avesta ; Vol. XXIII ; Part II: The Sîrôzahs, Yasts, and Nyâyis) – index.
sign.: REL-11-18-SACR-23
Trefw.: religie, Zoroaster, zoroastrianisme, mythologie, Zend-Avesta
Dionysius Areopagita
The divine names
by Dionysius the Areopagite ; translated by the editors of The Shrine of Wisdom. – Fintry, Brook, Surrey : Shrine of Wisdom, 1957. – 91 p. ; 22 cm. – ([Shrine of Wisdom Manual])
Contents: Introduction, 5 ; I. The purpose of the discourse, and the tradition concerning the Divine Names, 9 ; II. The undifferentiated and the differentiated; union and distinction, 17 ; III. The power of Prayer, 26 ; IV. Good, Light, Beauty, Love, Ecstasy, Jealousy; the existence or non-existence of evil, 30 ; V. Being and Paradigms, 55 ; VI. Life, 62 ; VII. Wisdom, Intellect, Reason, Truth, Faith, 64 ; VIII. Power, Justice, Preservation, Redemption, Inequality, 69 ; IX. Great, Small, Same, Different, Similar, Dissimilar, Rest, Motion, Equality, 74 ; X. Omnipotent, Ancient of Days, Eternity, Time, 79 ; XI. Peace, Being Itself, Life Itself, Power Itself, 81 ; XII. Holy of Holies, King of Kings, Lord of Lords, God of Gods, 86 ; XIII. Perfect and One, 88.
sign.: REL-6-6-DION-1a
Trefw.: religie, christendom, christelijke mystiek, patristiek, mystiek, theologie, heilige namen
The Works of Dionysius the Areopagite ; 2: The heavenly hierarchy, and the ecclesiastical hierarchy
now first translated into English, from the original Greek by the Rev. John Parker. – London : James Parker and Co, 1899. – xx, 167, [1] p. ; 18 cm. – (The works of Dionysius the Areopagite ; Part II: The heavenly hierarchy, and the ecclesiastical hierarchy)
Contents ; Dionysius the Areopagite and the Alexandrine School ; On the Heavenly Hierarchy ; On the Ecclesiastical Hierarchy ; Appendix ; Lists of Bishops ; Apostolic Traditions generally in abeyance ; Index. – appendix, index.
sign.: REL-6-6-DION-7II
Trefw.: religie, christendom, Dionysius Areopagita, Dionysius the Areopagite
The works of Dionysius the Areopagite ; 1: Divine names, Mystic theology, letters, &c
now first translated into English, from the original Greek by the Rev. John Parker. – London : James Parker and Co, 1897. – xvi, 208, 16 p. ; 18 cm. – (The works of Dionysius the Areopagite ; Part I: Divine names, Mystic theology, letters, &c)
Contents ; Principal works on Dionysius the Areopagite ; Books to be read ; Works against genuineness ; Preface to the “Divine Names” ; Divine Names ; Note.—Ignatius ; Preface to Mystic Theology ; Mystic Theology ; Preface to the Letters of Dionysius the Areopagite ; Letters of Dionysius the Areopagite ; Preface to Liturgy ; Liturgy of St. Dionysius, Bishop of the Athenians ; Objections to genuineness.
sign.: REL-6-6-DION-7I
Trefw.: religie, christendom, Dionysius Areopagita, Dionysius the Areopagite
Duchting, H.
Wassily Kandinsky : 1866-1894 : a revolution in painting
Hajo Duchting. – . – Koln : Benedikt Taschen Verlag, 1991. – 96 p. : ill. ; 30 cm. – chronology.
ISBN 3822805424
sign.: RAN-1-2-KAND-7
Trefw.: kunst, Wassily Kandinsky, theosofie
Dyke, H. van
The story of the other wise man.
by Henry van Dyke. – New York : Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1896. – 82 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
sign.: RAN-1-4-DYKE-2
Trefw.: romans, soefisme, esoterie, religie
Ebers, G.
Egypt : descriptive, historical and picturesque ; 1
by G. Ebers ; translated from the orginal German by Clara Bell ; with an introduction and notes by Dr. S. Birch. – London, Paris & New York : Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co, 1878. – xxiv, 314, [4] p. : ill. ; 39 p. – (Egypt : descriptive, historical and picturesque ; Vol. I)
Contents: Ancient Alexandria ; Modern Alexandria ; Through the delta ; Goshen ; Memphis and the pyramids ; Cairo : the founding and rise of the city ; Cairo : under the Fatimites and Eyoobides ; Cairo : under the Mamelook Sultans ; Cairo : its decadence and tombs
sign.: REL-4-1-EBER-5
Trefw.: religie, Egypte, egyptologie
Eckhart, M.
Meister Eckhart : Sermons & Treatises ; 1
translated and edited by M.O’ C Walshe. – Shaftesbury, Dorset ; Rockport, Massachusetts : Element Books, 1987. – lv, 293 p. ; 22 cm. – (Sermons & Treatises ; Volume 1)
English title: Meister Eckhart, die deutsche Werke – notes A,B,C, select bibliography, abbreviatiions.
ISBN 1852300051
sign.: REL-6-12-ECKH-9I
Trefw.: religie, christendom Meister Eckhart, mystiek
Meister Eckhart : Sermons & Treatises ; 2
translated and edited by M.O’ C Walshe. – Shaftesbury, Dorset ; Rockport, Massachusetts : Element Books, 1987. – vii, 343 p. ; 22 cm. – (Sermons & Treatises ; Volume 2)
English title: Meister Eckhart, die deutsche Werke – appendix.
ISBN 185230006x
sign.: REL-6-12-ECKH-9II
Trefw.: religie, christendom Meister Eckhart, mystiek
Meister Eckhart : Sermons & Treatises ; 3
with the newly discovered fragment of an unknown sermon translated and edited by M.O’ C Walshe. – Longmead, Shaftesbury, Dorset : Element Books, 1987. – xiii, 161 p. ; 22 cm. – (Sermons & Treatises ; Volume III)
English title: Meister Eckhart, die deutsche Werke – concordances, biblical index.
ISBN 0906540976
sign.: REL-6-12-ECKH-9III
Trefw.: religie, christendom, Meister Eckkhart, mystiek
Edinburgh Lodge
Vistors book Alex Johnston Library
Edinburgh : Alex Johnston Library, 2022-2025. – div. p. ; 20 x 27 cm.
sign.: THE-4-10-LIBR-5 (DOOS080)
Trefw.: theosofie, bibliotheekbezoekers, Alex Johnston Library, Edinburgh
Endres, F.C.
The mystery of numbers
Annemarie Schimmel. – New York ; Oxford : Oxford University Press, 1993. – X, 314 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
Contents: Introduction ; Numbers and number systems, p. 3 ; The heritage of the Pythagoreans, p. 11 ; Gnosis and Cabala, p. 16 ; Islamic mysticism, p. 18 ; Medieval and Baroque number symbolism, p. 19 ; Superstitions, p. 25 ; Number games and magic squares, p. 27 ; A little dictionary of numbers ; One | The number of the primordial being, p. 41 ; Two | Polarity and division, p. 46 ; Three | The embracing synthesis, p. 58 ; Four | The number of material order, p. 86 ; Five | The number of life and love, p. 105 ; Six | The perfect number of the created world, p. 122 ; Seven | The pillars of wisdom, p. 127 ; Eight | The auspicious number, p. 156 ; Nine | The magnified sacred 3, p. 164 ; Ten | Completeness and perfection, p. 180 ; Eleven | The mute number, p. 189 ; Twelve | The closed circle, p. 192 ; Thirteen | Lucky or unlucky?, p. 203 ; Fourteen | The number of the helpers, p. 209 ; Fifteen | A little lunar number, p. 213 ; Sixteen | Symbol of wholeness, p. 216 ; Seventeen | Number of conquest, p. 219 ; Eighteen | The double nine, p. 222 ; Nineteen | The number of the Metonic cycle, p. 224 ; Twenty | An old limit of counting, p. 226 ; Twenty-one | Perfection, p. 230 ; Twenty-two | The Hebrew alphabet, p. 231 ; Twenty-four to thirty-nine, p. 235 ; Forty | Preparation and completion, p. 245 ; Forty-two to sixty-six, p. 254 ; Seventy and seventy-two | Plenitude, p. 263 ; Up to ten thousand, p. 269 ; Bibliography, p. 281 ; Illustration credits, p. 297 ; Index, p. 299. – bibliography, illustration credits, index.
ISBN 0195063031
sign.: RAN-7-19-ENDR-2
Trefw.: numerologie
Evans, D.D.
The ancient bards of Britain, sometimes called Druids : being a critical inquiry into traditions concerning their history, philosophy, religion, ethics, and rites, in the light of science and modern thought
by D. Delta EvanS. – Merthyr Tydfil : The Educational Publishing Company, 1906. – xiv, 339 p. : ill. ; 20 cm.
Contents: I. Introductory, p. 1 ; II. The bards and the Druids, p. 19 ; III. Speculations as to the origin of the Bardic philosophy, p. 28 ; IV. The institution of Bardism and the ceremony of the circle, p. 35 ; V. “The National Eisteddfod of Wales”, p. 55 ; VI. The religious philosophy of the ancient Bards, p. 61 ; VII. Fundamental principles of Bardism, p. 79 ; VIII. Further doctrinal statements, p. 88 ; IX. Bardic worship and ritual, p. 99 ; X. Bardism and Christianity, p. 132 ; XI. The ancient Bards as disseminators of learning and cultivators of letters and arts, p. 144 ; XII. Bardic music and literature, p. 165 ; XIII. Keltic lore and Bardic wisdom, p. 178 ; XIV. Illustrious Bardic poets and fragments of their effusions, p. 204 ; XV. Some later Bardic poets and their productions, p. 233 ; XVI. Some Bardic proverbs, poetic triplets, and harp songs, p. 248 ; XVII. Place of the triad in Bardic wisdom, p. 264 ; XVIII. Selections from the Bardic Triads, p. 281 ; XIX. The Bardic “Voice Conventional;” or the oral method of teaching, p. 296 ; XX. Mediæval Bardism and popular education, p. 308 ; XXI. The Bardic method of discipline, p. 316 ; XXII. “The truth against the world.”, p. 328 – index.
sign.: REL-17-2-EVAN-1
Trefw.: religie, druiden, bards
Fant, A.
Hilma af Klint : ockult målarinna och abstrakt pionjär
Åke Fant. – Stockholm : Raster Förlag, 1989. – 229, [14] p. : ill. ; 28 cm. – biografi, bildforteckning, litteratur, person- och sakregister.
ISBN 9187214083
sign.: RAN-1-2-KLIN-7
Trefw.: kunst, Hilma af Klint, theosofie
Goddard, D.
The sacred magic of the angels
David Goddard. – York Beach, Maine : Samuel Weiser, 1996. – xxviii, 207 p. : ill. ; 21 cm.
Contents: List of figures, ix ; Preface, xi ; Acknowledgments, xiii ; Introduction, xv ; Chapter 1. The lords of flame, 1 ; Exercise 1. Beth-Madukim—Temple of the Angels, 21 ; Chapter 2. Moon magic, 31 ; Exercise 2. Circle of the Moon, 49 ; Chapter 3. The quest of the Grail, 57 ; Exercise 3. The Fisher King’s castle, 73 ; Joseph of Arimathea, 79 ; Perceval and the Grail, 95 ; The triumph of Galahad, 103 ; The Glastonbury legends, 115 ; Chapter 4. The passing of Arthur, 123 ; Exercise 4. Summoning of the Shining Ones, 143 ; Chapter 5. The devas, 149 ; Exercise 5. Healing of Logres, 167 ; Chapter 6. Talismans of power, 173 ; Exercise 6. The Moon Tree, 179 ; Chapter 7. Be with us, 183 ; Exercise 7. Taking on the Wings of the Morning, 183 ; Conclusion, 189 ; Exercise 8. Temple of the Heart, 193 ; Appendices ; Appendix I. The angelic scripts, 197 ; Appendix II. The cycles of heaven, 201 ; Appendix III. Gods and angels, 203 ; Appendix IV. The hierarchies of light, 209 ; Bibliography, 210 ; Index, 211 ; Further study, 214 ; About the author, 219. – appendices, bibliography, index.
ISBN 0877288623
sign.: RAN-6-8-GODD-1
Trefw.: paranormale wezens, engelen, Beth-Malakhim, dagen, symbolen, esoterie
The tower of alchemy : an advanced guide to the great work
David Goddard. – York Beach, Maine : Samuel Weiser, 1999. – xiv, 268 p. : ill. ; 21 cm.
Contents: List of figures, p. viii ; Preface, p. xi ; Acknowledgments, p. xv ; Chapter 1: Laying the foundation, p. 1 ; Chapter 2: The furnace and the bellows, p. 17 ; Chapter 3: The Holy Grail, p. 31 ; Chapter 4: The companions of the light, p. 43 ; Chapter 5: The holy place of meeting, p. 51 ; Chapter 6: Sun and moon bow down before him, p. 63 ; Chapter 7: The citadel of the soul, p. 77 ; Chapter 8: The flowering tree, p. 93 ; Chapter 9: The co-emergent mother, p. 107 ; Chapter 10: The peacock’s tail, p. 123 ; Chapter 11: The hidden immortal, p. 143 ; Chapter 12: In memory of Arthur the King, p. 153 ; Chapter 13: Arousing the dragon, p. 167 ; Chapter 14: The clavicule, p. 179 ; Chapter 15: The crown of life, p. 197 ; Chapter 16: Sarras, p. 211 ; Chapter 17: The Soror Mystica, p. 233 ; Appendix I: Colors and keys, p. 247 ; Appendix II: An alchemical prayer, p. 251 ; Bibliography, p. 253 ; Index, p. 257 ; About the author, p. 269. – appendices, bibliography, index.
ISBN 1578631130
sign.: ESO-8-1-GODD-1
Trefw.: esoterie, alcehmie, hermetica, transformatie
Gospel
The gospel according to Thomas
with complementary texts ; general editor Raghavan Iyer ; Shri Krishna ; The Maha Chohan ; Damodar K. Mavalankar ; H.P. Blavatsky ; Henry Drummond ; Raghavan Iyer ; Elton Hall ; Jesus Christ ; Acta Thomae ; Louis Claude de Saint-Martin. – Santa Barbara, California : Concord Grove Press, 1983. – 130 p. ; 26 cm. – (Sacred Texts Series)
Contents: Part I ; The Gnostic transmission, p. 6 ; The Gospel according to Thomas, p. 17 ; The mystery of Christos, p. 44 ; The message of Jesus, p. 52 ; Part II ; Gnostic theogony, p. 69 ; Treatise on the resurrection, p. 74 ; Apocryphon of John, p. 78 ; Evangelium Veritatis, p. 97 ; Song of the Pearl, p. 119 ; The Voice Divine, p. 126 ; Glossary, p. 129. – glossary.
ISBN 0886950058
sign.: REL-5-1-GOSP-1a
Trefw.: religie, gnosticisme, Evangelie van Thomas, theosofie
Griffiths, G.K.
Behold Jerusalem! : found! – the zodiacal miracle in the map of Britain & N. Ireland and its message for our time
Graham K. Griffiths. – London : Longinus Publication, 2003. – 305 p. : ill. ; 27 cm.
This copy of “Behold Jerusalem” is number 473 in a limited edition of 1000 copies ; Contents: It began with a boy who read clouds… An introduction you shouldn’t skip!, 9 ; 1. Libra… Our journey begins with the Bible’s help, 25 ; 2. Sagittarius… Straight as a Dove to Noah’s hand… so threat of flooding?, 37 ; 3. Capricorn… The broken Horn of Plenty?, 51 ; 4. Pisces… Tracking the boy Jesus into the eye of Pisces, 65 ; 5. Leo… Lion, Lioness or Lyonesse?, 75 ; 6. Virgo… Oh to be swallowed by the Goddess!, 83 ; 7. Taurus… Even the Bull bellows “Beware of rising waters”, 105 ; 8. Gemini – Part One… Beneath the streets of Liverpool – the face of the Christ Child, 115 ; 9. Gemini – Part Two… Sign that we must be near the Grail, and thus great danger too, 125 ; 10. Scorpio… And does Northern Ireland mirror the crimes of all mankind?, 135 ; 11. Aquarius… Into the melting pot, 151 ; 12. Aries – Part One… Unwanted, unlooked for, but devastatingly unmistakable!, 171 ; 13. Aries – Part Two… Stepping into the Dawn, 199 ; 14. Cancer… From this starship could dangle a lifeline, 211 ; 15. The dark twin… And I planned never to tell you of his existence!, 239 ; 16. You!… The Lord of the Dance… The Miracle within the Miracle, 285 ; Bibliography, 303. – bibliography.
ISBN 0954351908
sign.: RAN-7-4-GRIF-1
Trefw.: astrologie, zodiac, dierenriem, symboliek
Guthrie, K.S.
The life of Zoroaster in the words of his own hymns, the Gathas : according to both documents, the priestly and the personal, on parallel pages, (a new discovery in higher criticism)
translated by Kenneth Sylvan Guthrie. – Brooklyn : The Comparative Literature Press, 1914. – [7], 125, [11] p. ; 19 cm.
sign.: REL-15-1-GUTH-1
Trefw.: religie, Zoroaster
Haug, M.
Essays on the sacred language, writings, and religion of the Parsis
by Martin Haug ; edited and enlarged by E.W. West ; to which is also added a biographical memoir of the late Dr. Haug by Professor E.P. Evans. – popular ed., third ed. – London : Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co, [1883]. – xlviii, 427 p. ; 21 cm. – (Trübner’s Oriental Series ; [I])
Contents: Biographical sketch, xvii ; Introduction to the third edition, xxxiii ; Essay I. History of the researches into the sacred writings and religion of the Parsis, 3 ; I. The reports of the Greeks, Romans, Armenians, and Mohammedans, 3 ; II. The European researches, 16 ; III. Zoroastrian studies among the Parsis, 54 ; Essay II. Languages of the Parsi scriptures, 65 ; I. The language of the Avesta, erroneously called Zend, 67 ; II. The Pahlavi language and Pazand, 78 ; III. The Pahlavi literature extant, 93 ; Essay III. The Zend-Avesta, or the scripture of the Parsis, 119 ; I. The name of the Parsi scriptures, 119 ; II. The original extent of the Zend-Avesta—the Nasks, 123 ; III. The books now extant and the supposed Zoroastrian authorship, 134 ; IV. Yasna, 139 ; V. Gâthas, 142 ; VI. Gâtha Ahunavaiti, 146 ; VII. Gâtha Ushtavaiti, 154 ; VIII. The last three Gâthas, 167 ; IX. Yasna Haptanhaiti and the minor texts of the old Yasna, 170 ; X. The later Yasna, 174 ; 1. Hôma yasht, 175 ; 2. Yasna xix, 185 ; 3. lvii, 189 ; XI. Visparad, 191 ; XII. Yashts, 194 ; 1. Hormazd yasht, 195 ; 2. Haptân, Ardibahisht, and Khordâd yashts, 195 ; 3. Abân yasht, 197 ; 4. Khurshêd and Mâh yashts, 199 ; 5. Tîr and Gôsh yashts, 200 ; 6. Mihir yasht, 202 ; 7. Srôsh Hâdôkht and Rashnu yashts, 205 ; 8. Fravardîn yasht, 206 ; 9. Behrâm and Râm yashts, 213 ; 10. Dîn and Ashi yashts, 215 ; 11. Ashtâd, Zamyâd, and Vanant yashts, 215 ; 12. Two fragments of the Hâdôkht nask; the Afrîn-i Paighambar Zaratusht, and Vishtâsp yasht, 217 ; XIII. Shorter texts (Nyâyish, Afrîngâns, Gâhs, Sîrôzah), 224 ; XIV. Vendîdâd, 225 ; 1. The first fargard, 227 ; 2. The second fargard, 230 ; 3. The third fargard, 235 ; 4. The fourth fargard, 237 ; 5. The fargards v.–xvii, 240 ; 6. The eighteenth fargard, 243 ; 7. The nineteenth fargard, 252 ; 8. The fargards, 257 ; XV. Brief survey of Avesta literature, 257 ; Essay IV. The Zoroastrian religion as to its origin and development, 267 ; I. The relationship between the Brahmanical and Zoroastrian religions, 267 ; 1. Names of divine beings, 267 ; 2. Names and legends of heroes, 276 ; 3. Sacrificial rites, 279 ; 4. Religious observances, domestic rites, and cosmographical opinions, 285 ; II. Origin of the Zoroastrian religion—Spitama Zarathushtra and his probable age, 286 ; 1. Traces of the origin to be found both in the Vedas and Zend-Avesta, 287 ; 2. Causes of the schism, 292 ; 3. Spitama Zarathushtra, 294 ; 4. The age when Spitama Zarathushtra lived, 298 ; III. Spitama Zarathushtra’s theology and philosophy, and their influence on the development of the Parsi religion, 300 ; 1. Zarathushtra’s monotheism, 301 ; 2. Zarathushtra’s two primeval principles, 303 ; 3. Development of Zarathushtra’s doctrines of the Supreme Being—the two supreme councils; Srosh and Boundless Time, 305 ; 4. The two intellects, two lives, heaven and hell, resurrection, and palingenesis, 310 ; Appendix. I. Translations from the Avesta, 315 ; 1. Vendîdâd, fargard iii. 1–23 and 34, 35, 315 ; 2. Vendîdâd, fargard iv. 44–55, 319 ; 3. Vendîdâd, 322 ; 4. Vendîdâd, fargard xix. 10–26 and 40–47, 333 ; II. Translations from the Pahlavi versions, 338 ; 1. Pahlavi Yasna xxviii, 338 ; 2. Pahlavi Yasna xxix, 341 ; 3. Pahlavi Yasna xxx, 345 ; 4. Pahlavi Yasna xxxi, 348 ; 5. Pahlavi Yasna xxxii, 354 ; 6. Pahlavi Vendîdâd i, 355 ; 7. Pahlavi Vendîdâd xviii, 379 ; 8. Pahlavi Vendîdâd xix, 391 ; 9. Pahlavi Vendîdâd xx, 394 ; III. Notes descriptive of some Parsi ceremonies, 403 ; 1. The ceremony preparatory to Ijashne, 407 ; 2. The Ijashne ceremony, 408 ; 3. The Darûn ceremony, 411 ; 4. The Afrîngân ceremony, Index – index.
sign.: REL-15-1-HAUG-1
Trefw.: religie, Zoroaster, godsdiensten, oude tradities, culturen, Parsen, Zend-Avesta, geschiedenis, studies, geschriften, taalkunde, vertalingen
Head, J.
Reincarnation : the phoenix fire mystery : an East-West dialogue on death and rebirth from the worlds of religion, science, psychology, philosophy, art, and literature, and from great thinkers of the past and presend
compiled and edited by Joseph Head and S. L. Cranston. – New York : Julian Press / Crown Publishers, 1977. – xiv, 620 p. ; 24 cm. – notes, acknowledgments, index.
ISBN 0517528932
sign.: RAN-6-7-HEAD-1
Trefw.: reïncarnatie, wetenschap, religie, maatschappij, wedergeboorte, transformatie, literatuur, kunst, psychologie, mythes, symbolen, karma, theosofie, theosofische vereniging
Holy Bible
The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments : translated out of the original tongues, being the version, set forth A. D. 1611, compared with the most ancient authorities and revised
translated out of the original tongues: being the version set forth A.D. 1611 compared with the most ancient authorities and revised. – Oxford : At the University Press, 1885. – x, [2], 940, xv, 276 p. ; 27 cm.
Added title page: “The New Testament of our lord and saviour Jesus Christ translated out of the Greek: being the version set forth A.D.1611 compared with the most ancient authorities and revised A.D. 1881” ; The names and order of all the Books of the Old Testament ; Genesis ; Exodus ; Leviticus ; Numbers ; Deuteronomy ; Joshua ; Judges ; Ruth ; I. Samuel ; II. Samuel ; I. Kings ; II. Kings ; I. Chronicles ; II. Chronicles ; Ezra ; Nehemiah ; Esther ; Job ; The Psalms ; The Proverbs ; Ecclesiastes ; The Song of Songs ; Isaiah ; Jeremiah ; Lamentations ; Ezekiel ; Daniel ; Hosea ; Joel ; Amos ; Obadiah ; Jonah ; Micah ; Nahum ; Habakkuk ; Zephaniah ; Haggai ; Zechariah ; Malachi.
sign.: REL-6-1-HOLY-3
Trefw.: religie, christendom, Bijbel, Oude Testament, Nieuwe Testament
The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments ; 1: Genesis – Ruth
translated out of the original tongues: being the version set forth A.D. 1611 compared with the most ancient authorities and revised. – Oxford : At the University Press, 1885. – xvi, [4], 628 p. ; 22 cm. – (The Holy Bible : revised version ; Vol. I: Genesis – Ruth)
Printed for the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge ; Published by Henry Frowde, Oxford Warehouse: Amen Corner, London ; C.J. Clay and Son, Cambridge Warehouse: Ave Maria Lane, London
sign.: REL-6-1-HOLY-2I
Trefw.: religie, christendom, Bijbel, Oude Testament, Nieuwe Testament, Genesis, Ruth
The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments ; 2: Samuel – Esther
translated out of the original tongues: being the version set forth A.D. 1611 compared with the most ancient authorities and revised. – Oxford : At the University Press, 1885. – [6], 520 p. ; 22 cm. – (The Holy Bible : revised version ; Vol. II: Samuel – Esther)
Printed for the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge ; Published by Henry Frowde, Oxford Warehouse: Amen Corner, London ; C.J. Clay and Son, Cambridge Warehouse: Ave Maria Lane, London
sign.: REL-6-1-HOLY-2II
Trefw.: religie, christendom, Bijbel, Oude Testament, Nieuwe Testament, Samuel, Esther
The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments ; 4: Isaiah – Malachi
translated out of the original tongues: being the version set forth A.D. 1611 compared with the most ancient authorities and revised. – Oxford : At the University Press, 1885. – [8], 534 p. ; 22 cm. – (The Holy Bible : revised version ; Vol. IV: Isaiah – Malachi)
Printed for the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge ; Published by Henry Frowde, Oxford Warehouse: Amen Corner, London ; C.J. Clay and Son, Cambridge Warehouse: Ave Maria Lane, London
sign.: REL-6-1-HOLY-IV
Trefw.: religie, christendom, Bijbel, Oude Testament, Nieuwe Testament, Isaiah, Malachi
The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments ; 3: Job – The Song of Songs
translated out of the original tongues: being the version set forth A.D. 1611 compared with the most ancient authorities and revised. – Oxford : At the University Press, 1885. – [8], 364 p. ; 22 cm. – (The Holy Bible : revised version ; Vol. III: Job – The Song of Songs)
Printed for the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge ; Published by Henry Frowde, Oxford Warehouse: Amen Corner, London ; C.J. Clay and Son, Cambridge Warehouse: Ave Maria Lane, London
sign.: REL-6-1-HOLY-2III
Trefw.: religie, christendom, Bijbel, Oude Testament, Nieuwe Testament, Job
Jekyll, W.
Jamaican song and story : Annancy stories, digging sings, ring tunes and dancing tunes,
collected and edited by Walter Jekyll ; with an introduction by Alice Werner ; and appendices on traces of African melody in Jamaica by C.S. Myers ; and on English airs and motifs in Jamaica by Lucy E. Broadwood. – London : David Nutt, 1907. – xxxviii, 288 p. : ill., fig. ; 23 cm. – (Publications of the Folk-lore Society ; 55) – appendices.
sign.: RAN-1-3-JEKY-1
Trefw.: muziek, liedjes, verhalen, Jamaica, folklore
Johnston, J.C.
The book of the beloved a modern epic poem ; in three parts: Part I. The book of the garden ; Part II. The book of images ; Part III. The book of God
by J.C. Johnston. – Three Amen Corner, London : Lund, Humphries & Company, 1923. – xviii, 474 p. ; 25 cm.
sign.: RAN-1-8-JOHN-1
Trefw.: gedichten
Kalidasa
The cloud-messenger : an Indian love lyric
translated from the original Sanskrit of Kalidasa by Charles King. – London : John Murray, 1930. – 61, [2] p. ; 17 cm. – (The wisdom of the East series) – notes.
sign.: REL-11-1-KALI-6
Trefw.: literatuur, drama’s, India
Kãlidãsa
Sakuntala ; or, The fatal ring : a drama ; to which is added Meghaduta or The cloud messenger ; The Bhagavad-Gita or Sacred Song
by Kalidasa, “The Shakespeare of India” ; introduction T. Holme. – London, New York : Walter Scott Publishing, 1902. – xviii, 240, [16] p. ; 18 cm. – (The Scott Library)
sign.: REL-11-1-KALI-3
Trefw.: religie, India, toneelstukken, Kalidasa, literatuur, India, hindoeïsme, Sanskriet, veda’s, Bhagavadgita
Kapadia, S.A.
The teachings of Zoroaster and the philosophy of the Parsi religion
by S.A. Kapadia ; ed. by L. Cranmer-Byng and Dr. S.A. Kapadia. – London : John Murray, 1905. – 104, [4] p. ; 17 cm. – (The wisdom of the East series)
Contents ; Zoroaster preaching Mazdeism ; Meditation on the Mount—Conversion of King Gushtasp—Manifestations of the Deity ; Zoroaster’s Crusade against Idol-Worshippers—Monotheists (Mazdayasnians) v. Polytheists (Daêvayasnians)—Migration of Daêvayasnians and Hindooism ; A Parallel—The Ancient Persian and the Modern British Empire ; The Fall of the Persian Empire and Migration of the Devout Zoroastrians to India ; The Birth of Zoroaster ; The Soul of Nature ; Definition of Ahura-Mazda (God) ; Meaning of the Word Daêva in the Avesta Language ; Creation ; Zoroastrian Speculative Philosophy—Spenta Mainyus (Creative Spirit) and Angro Mainyus (Destructive Spirit)—Their Incessant Conflict in the State of Nature ; Doctrine of Dualism refuted ; Evils employed by Angro Mainyus ; Invocation of Spenta Mainyus—Of the Life on the Earth—The Creation of Sixteen Regions ; Yima (Jamshid), the Ruler of Airyana-Vaêja—God’s Warning to Yima of the Disaster to his Kingdom (Noah and his Ark) ; Spenta Mainyus and Angro Mainyus, a Contrast between Good and Evil ; Hygienic Rules laid down by Zoroaster—Preservation of Bodily Health—Fight against Pestilence and Disease (Drukhs Naçus) ; Precepts of Purity—Cultivation and Care of the Soil ; The Bubonic Plague and the Parsis of Bombay—The Armour of Health forged by Zoroaster ; Zoroaster’s Moral Philosophy. Vohumana (the Good Mind), Akamana (the Evil Mind) ; Good Thoughts (Humata), Good Words (Hukhta), and Good Deeds (Hvarshta) defined ; A Zoroastrian Household—Status of Women ; Morality of Zoroastrian Women—Tolerance ; An Avesta Incident of Mercy and Charity towards the Fallen ; God and His Hierarchy of Archangels (Ameshaspends) ; Kindness to Dumb Animals—Complaint of Geush-Urvan (the Over-Lord of the Herd of Cattle) to God—A Parable ; A Prayer of Repentance for Ill-Treatment or Unkindness to Domestic Animals ; Prohibition of Fasting from Food ; Of the Life Hereafter ; The Body and the Soul ; Severance of their Tie of Friendship—The Glorious Sunset of Life—The Soul’s Departure—Its Arrival at “Chinvat Bridge”—The Recorder “Mehr Davar” at the Gate of Heaven ; Doctrine of Reward and Punishment ; Duties of a Zoroastrian Youth after his Confirmation—The Way to Garothman Behest (Heaven)—The Result of the Zoroastrian Philosophy ; Incidents of Life where Religious Teachings are wanting ; An Illustration from Life (from Ignorance to Crime, from Crime to the Gallows) ; Resurrection of the Body ; The Memory of the Dead ; All Souls’ Day ; End of Introduction ; Extracts ; Purity ; Prayer of Ashem-Vohû ; The Law of Ahura-Mazda ; Commandments for the Body and the Soul ; The Soul’s Destination ; The Soul’s Rendering of Account ; Gatha Hymn ; Confession of Faith ; The Creed ; Prayer of Kem Nâ Mazda ; Prayer of Ke Verethrem Gâ ; Prayer of Ormuzd Yast (in Praise of God) ; God as the King, the Life, the Rewarder ; The Creation of the World by Ahura-Mazda and corresponding Evils by Angro Mainyus ; God’s Warning to Yima of Winter and Deluge ; Blessings of cultivating the Soil ; Happiness of the Earth ; Grief of the Earth ; Cultivation of Land where a Corpse is found ; Purification of Water defiled by a Corpse ; Religious Education ; Reward for the Pious ; Forgiveness of Sin ; The Temptation ; Banishment of Angro Mainyus ; On Loan ; On Waste ; Temperance ; Souls’ Visit to the Earth ; The Mazdayasnian Confession ; Patet Erani (A Prayer for Repentance) ; Marriage Service ; The Vision of Ardâ-Virâf ; Sanctity ; Prayer for Safety ; Notes. – notes.
sign.: REL-15-1-KAPA-1
Trefw.: religie, Zoroaster, Ahura-Mazda, schepping, goed, kwaad, zuiverheid, gezondheid, lichaam, ziel, belonen, straffen, onwetendheid, kriminaliteit, doden, verleidingen, heiligheid, Mazdaznan
Kipling, R.
The seven seas
by Rudyar Kipling. – 8th ed. – London : Methuen and Co, 1902. – xv, 230, 48 p. ; 20 cm.
Contents: Dedication ; The Seven Seas ; A song of the English ; The coastwise lights ; The song of the dead ; The deep-sea cables ; The song of the sons ; The song of the cities ; England’s answer ; The first chantey ; The last chantey ; The merchantmen ; McAndrew’s hymn ; The miracles ; The native-born ; The king ; The rhyme of the three sealers ; The derelict ; The answer ; The song of the banjo ; The liner she’s a lady ; Mulholland’s contract ; Anchor song ; The lost legion ; The sea-wife ; Hymn before action ; To the true romance ; The flowers ; The last rhyme of True Thomas ; In the Neolithic age ; The story of Ung ; The three-decker ; An American ; The Mary Gloster ; Sestina of the Tramp-Royal ; Barrack-Room Ballads ; ‘Back to the army again’ ; ‘Birds of prey’ march ; ‘Soldier an’ sailor too’ ; Sappers ; That day ; ‘The men that fought at Minden’ ; Cholera camp ; The ladies ; Bill ’Awkins ; The mother-lodge ; ‘Follow me ’ome’ ; The sergeant’s weddin’ ; The jacket ; The ’eathen ; The shut-eye sentry ; ‘Mary, pity women!’ ; For to admire ; L’Envoi.
sign.: RAN-1-8-KIPL-1
Trefw.: gedichten
Laing, S.
A modern Zoroastrian
by S. Laing. – London : Watts & Co, 1903. – xiv, 274 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
Issued for the Rationalist Press Association, Limited – index.
sign.: REL-15-1-LAIN-1
Trefw.: religie, Zoroaster
Legge, J.
The sacred books of China : the texts of Confucianism ; 1: The shu king; the religious portion of the shih king; the hsiao king
translated by James Legge ; translated by Various Oriental Scholars and edited by F. Max Müller. – Oxford : At the Clarendon Press, 1879. – xxx, 492 p. ; 23 cm. – (The Sacred Books of the East ; The sacred books of China : the texts of Confucianism ; Vol. III ; Part I: The shu king; the religious portion of the shih king; the hsiao king)
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Trefw.: religie, China, Shu, Thang, Yu, Hsia, Shang, Kau, Shih, Hsiao
The sacred books of China : the texts of Confucianism ; 2: The Yi King
translated by James Legge ; translated by Various Oriental Scholars and edited by F. Max Müller. – Oxford : At the Clarendon Press, 1882. – xxi, 448 p. : ill. ; 23 vm. – (The Sacred Books of the East ; The sacred books of China ; the texts of Confucianism ; Vol. XVI ; Part II: The Yi King) – appendices.
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Trefw.: religie, China, confusianisme, Yi King
Lönnrot, E.
The Kalevala : the epic poem of Finland in two volumes ; 1
into English by John Martin Crawford. – 15th thousand. – Cincinatti : The Robert Clarke Company, 1898. – xlix, 398 p. ; 21 cm. – (The Kalevala : the epic poem of Finland in two volumes ; Vol. I)
Contents: Preface, v ; Proem, 1 ; Rune I. Birth of Wainamoinen, 5 ; Rune II. Wainamoinen’s sowing, 14 ; Rune III. Wainamoinen and Joukahainen, 27 ; Rune IV. The fate of Aino, 48 ; Rune V. Wainamoinen’s lamentation, 67 ; Rune VI. Wainamoinen’s hapless journey, 76 ; Rune VII. Wainamoinen’s rescue, 84 ; Rune VIII. Maiden of the rainbow, 97 ; Rune IX. Origin of iron, 106 ; Rune X. Ilmarinen forges the Sampo, 135 ; Rune XI. Lemminkainen’s lament, 148 ; Rune XII. Kyllikki’s broken vow, 158 ; Rune XIII. Lemminkainen’s second wooing, 175 ; Rune XIV. Death of Lemminkainen, 185 ; Rune XV. Lemminkainen’s restoration, 201 ; Rune XVI. Wainamoinen’s boat-building, 224 ; Rune XVII. Wainamoinen finds the lost word, 239 ; Rune XVIII. The rival suitors, 258 ; Rune XIX. Ilmarinen’s wooing, 281 ; Rune XX. The brewing of beer, 299 ; Rune XXI. Ilmarinen’s wedding-feast, 320 ; Rune XXII. The bride’s farewell, 334 ; Rune XXIII. Osmotar, the bride-adviser, 350 ; Rune XXIV. The bride’s farewell, 377. – glossary.
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Trefw.: religie, oud-germanen, Finland, mythologie, goden, geschiedenis, Kalevala
The Kalevala : the epic poem of Finland in two volumes ; 2
into English by John Martin Crawford. – Cincinatti : The Robert Clarke Company, 1898. – [5], 393-744 p. ; 21 cm. – (The Kalevala : the epic poem of Finland in two volumes ; Vol. II)
Contents: Rune XXV. Wainamoinen’s wedding-songs, 393 ; Rune XXVI. Origin of the serpent, 414 ; Rune XXVII. The unwelcome guest, 438 ; Rune XXVIII. The mother’s counsel, 451 ; Rune XXIX. The isle of refuge, 461 ; Rune XXX. The frost-fiend, 480 ; Rune XXXI. Kullerwoinen, son of evil, 496 ; Rune XXXII. Kullervo as a shepherd, 508 ; Rune XXXIII. Kullervo and the cheat-cake, 523 ; Rune XXXIV. Kullervo finds his tribe-folk, 532 ; Rune XXXV. Kullervo’s evil deeds, 540 ; Rune XXXVI. Kullerwoinen’s victory and death, 552 ; Rune XXXVII. Ilmarinen’s bride of gold, 563 ; Rune XXXVIII. Ilmarinen’s fruitless wooing, 571 ; Rune XXXIX. Wainamoinen’s sailing, 581 ; Rune XL. Birth of the harp, 594 ; Rune XLI. Wainamoinen’s harp-songs, 605 ; Rune XLII. Capture of the Sampo, 613 ; Rune XLIII. The Sampo lost in the sea, 629 ; Rune XLIV. Birth of the second harp, 641 ; Rune XLV. Birth of the nine diseases, 651 ; Rune XLVI. Otso the honey-eater, 661 ; Rune XLVII. Louhi steals sun, moon, and fire, 679 ; Rune XLVIII. Capture of the fire-fish, 691 ; Rune XLIX. Restoration of the sun and moon, 702 ; Rune L. Mariatta—Wainamoinen’s departure, 717 ; Epilogue, 739 – glossary.
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Trefw.: religie, oud-germanen, Finland, mythologie, goden, geschiedenis, Kalevala
Loti, P
Impressions
by Pierre Loti ; with an introduction by Henry James. – London : Archibald, Constable and Co, 1898. – 189 p. ; 23 cm.
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Trefw.: literatuur
MacDonald, A.D
Poems of aspiration, faith and love
by A.D. MacDonald. – Pretoria, South Africa : The Institute for Theosophical Publicity, [1955]. – 70 p. ; 22 cm.
Contents: Man’s destiny ; Fulfilment ; Chance, p. 13 ; The quest, p. 16 ; Vision, p. 18 ; Destiny, p. 19 ; The road to Heaven, p. 20 ; Remember this, p. 23 ; Awakening, p. 24 ; Attainment, p. 25 ; Homecoming, p. 26 ; Consummation, p. 28 ; The spirit in man, p. 34 ; More light, p. 35 ; The citadel within, p. 36 ; The infinite and man, p. 37 ; Rally, p. 38 ; Sometimes, p. 39 ; The time will come, p. 40 ; The Christ within, p. 41 ; I come, p. 42 ; Death and after ; Transition, p. 43 ; Departure, p. 44 ; Survival, p. 45 ; Even now, p. 46 ; Partings, p. 47 ; When I die, p. 48 ; Our younger brothers ; Younger brothers, p. 49 ; The animals’ appeal, p. 50 ; Vivisection, p. 52 ; A caged thrush, p. 53 ; Universal kinship, p. 54 ; The golden age, p. 56 ; Friendship and daily life ; New Year, p. 57 ; Oasis, p. 58 ; The artist of the sky, p. 59 ; Pictures in town and country, p. 60 ; The message, p. 63 ; Early days, p. 64 ; Wedding day, p. 65 ; At 78, p. 66 ; Friendship, p. 67 ; Friendship renewed, p. 68 ; Reincarnation, p. 69.
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Trefw.: gedichten, geloof, liefde, theosofie
Macleod, F.
The immortal hour
by “Fiona Macleod” (William Sharp). – reprinted. – London : William Heinemann, 1925. – [10], 73 p. ; 18 cm. – note.
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Trefw.: toneelstukken, Kelten, legenden, Midir, Etain, drama’s
Maeterlinck, M.
Ancient Egypt
by Maurice Maeterlink ; translated by Alfred Sutro. – London : George Allen & Unwin, 1925. – 95 p. ; 17 cm.
Contents: I. Egypt of to-day, p. 9 ; II. Egypt and Egyptian art at the time of the Pharaohs, p. 19 ; III. Life in ancient Egypt, p. 35 ; IV. The wisdom of the priests, p. 48 ; V. The secret religion, p. 69 ; VI. The spiritual atmosphere, p. 83.
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Trefw.: religie, Egypte, oudheid
The buried temple
by Maurice Maeterlinck ; translated by Alfred Sutro. – London : George Allen, 1902. – [10], 276, [1] p. : portr. ; 20 cm.
Contents: I. The mystery of justice, p. 3 ; II. The evolution of mystery, p. 101 ; III. The kingdom of matter, p. 167 ; IV. The past, p. 197 ; V. Luck, p. 223.
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Trefw.: romans, verhalen, essays
March, H.C.
The pagan-Christian overlap in the North
by Henry Colley March. – Manchester : Richard Gill, 1892. – [2], 41, XII p. : ill., plates. ; 23 cm.
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Trefw.: religie, heidendom, Scandinavië
Martine, F.G.
The Dead Sea scrolls translated : the Qumran texts in English
Florentino García Martínez ; Wilfred G.E. Watson, translator. – Leiden, New York, Cologne : E.J. Brill, 1994. – lxvii, 513 p. ; 23 cm. – list of manuscripts from Qumran.
ISBN 9004100482
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Trefw.: religie, Essenen, Dode-Zeerollen, Qumran, jodendom, geschiedenis, astronomie
Mills, L.H.
The Zend-Avesta ; Part 3: The Yasna, Visparad, Âfrînagân, Gahs, and miscellaneous fragments : Introduction ; The Gâthas: Introduction ; Yasna XXIX ; Yasna XXVIII ; Yasna XXX ; Yasna XXXI ; Yasna XXXII ; Yasna XXXIII ; Yasna XXXIV ; Yasna XLIII ; Yasna XLIV ; Yasna XLV ; Yasna XLVI ; Yasna XLVII ; Yasna XLVIII ; Yasna XLIX ; Yasna L ; Yasna LI ; Yasna LIII ; The Yasna: Yasna I. The Sacrifice Commences ; Yasna II. The Sacrifice Continues ; Yasna III. The Yasna Advances to the Naming of the Objects of Propitiation ; Yasna IV. The Offering Takes Place ; Yasna V ; Yasna VI. The Sacrifice ; Continues With Fuller Expression ; Yasna VII. Presentation of Offerings by the Priest with the Object of Propitiation Named ; Yasna VIII. Offering of the Meat-Offering in Particular ; Yasna IX. The Hôm Yast ; Yasna X ; Yasna XI. Prelude To The H(a)oma-Offering ; Yasna XII. The Mazdayasnian Confession ; Yasna XIII. Invocations and Dedications ; Yasna XIV. Dedications ; Yasna XV. The Sacrifice Continues ; Yasna XVI. The Sacrifice Continues with Increased Fulness of Expression ; Yasna XVII. To the Fires, Waters, Plants, ; &c. ; Yasna XVIII ; Yasna XIX. Zand or Commentary on the Ahuna-vairya Formulas ; Yasna XX. Zand, or Commentary, on the Ashem Vohû ; Yasna XXI. Catechetical Zand, Or Commentary Upon The Yênhê Hâtãm ; Yasna XXII. The Sacrifice Continues ; Yasna XXIII. The Fravashis of the Saints; Prayers for Their Approach ; Yasna XXIV. Presentations ; Yasna XXV ; Yasna XXVI. The Fravashis; Sacrifice and Praise to Them ; Yasna XXVII. Prelude to the Chief Recital of the Ahuna-vairya ; Yasna XXXV. Yasna Haptanghâiti ; Yasna XXXVI. To Ahura and the Fire ; Yasna XXXVII. To Ahura, the Holy Creation, the Fravashis of the Just, and the Bountiful Immortals ; Yasna XXXVIII. To the Earth and the Sacred Waters ; Yasna XXXIX. To the Soul of the Kine, &c ; Yasna XL. Prayers for Helpers ; Yasna XLI. A Prayer to Ahura as the King, the Life, and the Rewarder ; Yasna XLII. A Supplement to the Haptanghâiti ; Yasna LII. A Prayer for Sanctity and its Benefits ; Yasna LIV. The Airyemâ-ishyô ; Yasna LV. The Worship of the Gâthas as Concluded, and That of the Staota Yêsnya as Beginning ; Yasna LVI. Introduction to the Srôsh Yast ; Yasna LVII. The Srôsh Yast ; Yasna LVIII. The Fshûshô-Mãthra ; Yasna LIX. Mutual Blessings ; Yasna LX. Prayers for the Dwelling of the Sacrificer ; Yasna LXI ; Yasna LXII ; Yasna LXIII ; Yasna LXIX ; Yasna LXV. To Ardvi Sûra Anâhita, And The Waters ; Yasna LXVI. To the Ahurian One ; Yasna LXVII ; Yasna LXVIII. To the Ahurian One, and the Waters ; Yasna LXIX ; Yasna LXX. To the Bountiful ; immortals, and the Institutions of Religion ; Yasna LXXI. The Yasna Concluding ; Yasna LXXII ; Visparad: Visparad I ; Visparad II ; Visparad III ; Visparad IV ; Visparad V ; Visparad VI ; Visparad VII ; Visparad VIII ; Visparad IX ; Visparad X ; Visparad XI ; Visparad XII ; Visparad XIII ; Visparad XIV ; Visparad XV ; Visparad XVI ; Visparad XVII ; Visparad XVIII ; Visparad XIX ; Visparad XX ; Visparad XXI ; Visparad XXII ; Visparad XXIII ; Âfrînagân: I. Âfrînagân Gahanbâr ; II. Âfrînagân Gâtha ; III. Âfrînagân ; Rapithvin ; The Gâhs: I. The Gâh Hâvan ; II. Gâh Rapithvin ; III. Gâh Uziren ; IV. Gâh Aiwisrûthrima ; V. Gâh Ushahin ; Miscellaneous Fragments: I ; II ; III ; IV ; V ; VI ; VII ; VIII ; IX ; Index
translated by L.H. Mills ; translated by Various Oriental Scholars and edited by F. Max Müller. – Oxford : At the Clarendon Press, 1887. – XLVII, 404, 7 p. ; 23 cm. – (The Sacred Books of the East ; The Zend-Avesta ; Vol. XXXI ; Part III: The Yasna, Visparad, Âfrînagân, Gahs, and miscellaneous fragments) – index.
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Trefw.: religie, zoroaster, Mazdaznan
Muller, F.M.
Chips from a German workshop ; 1: Essays on the science of religion
by Max Muller,. – London : Longmans, Green, and Co, 1867. – xxxi, 379, 24 p. ; 23 cm. – (Chips from a German workshop ; Volume I: Essays on the science of religion)
Contents of first volume: I. Lecture on the Vedas or the sacred books of the Brahmans, delivered at Leeds, 1865, 1 ; II. Christ and other masters, 1858, 50 ; III. The Veda and Zend-Avesta, 1853, 62 ; IV. The Aitareya-Brâhmana, 1864, 104 ; V. On the study of the Zend-Avesta in India, 1862, 118 ; VI. Progress of Zend scholarship, 1865, 129 ; VII. Genesis and the Zend-Avesta, 1864, 143 ; VIII. The modern Parsis, 1862, 160 ; IX. Buddhism, 1862, 181 ; X. Buddhist pilgrims, 1857, 235 ; XI. The meaning of Nirvâna, 1857, 279 ; XII. Chinese translations of Sanskrit texts, 1861, 291 ; XIII. The works of Confucius, 1861, 304 ; XIV. Popol Vuh, 1862, 313 ; XV. Semitic monotheism, 1860, 341. – index.
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Trefw.: religie
Chips from a German workshop ; 2: Essays on mythology, traditions, and customs
by Max Muller. – London : Longmans, Green, and Co, 1867. – [8], 356, 4 p. ; 23 cm. – (Chips from a German workshop ; Volume II: Essays on mythology, traditions, and customs)
Contents of second volume: XVI. Comparative mythology, 1856, 1 ; XVII. Greek mythology, 1858, 144 ; XVIII. Greek legends, 1867, 156 ; XIX. Bellerophon, 1855, 172 ; XX. The Norsemen in Iceland, 1858, 189 ; XXI. Folk-Lore, 1863, 197 ; XXII. Zulu nursery tales, 1867, 208 ; XXIII. Popular tales from the Norse, 1859, 219 ; XXIV. Tales of the West Highlands, 1861, 239 ; XXV. On manners and customs, 1865, 250 ; XXVI. Our figures, 1863, 286 ; XXVII. Caste, 1858, 297.
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Trefw.: religie
Müller, F.M.
Lectures on the origin and growth of religion
by F. Max Muller. – new impression. – London : Longmans, Green, and Co, 1898. – viii, 408 p. ; 20 cm. – (Collected Works of the Right Hon. F. Max Muller ; IX: The Hibbert Lectures on origin and growth of religion) – index.
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Trefw.: religie
Lectures on the science of language ; 1
by F. Max Muller. – new edition. – London : Longmans, Green, and Co, 1885. – xx, 481, 12 p. ; 20 cm. – (Lectures on the science of language ; Vol. I) – appendix, index.
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Trefw.: religie, taal, lezingen
Lectures on the science of language ; 2
by F. Max Muller ; in two volumes. – new edition. – London : Longmans, Green, and Co, 1885. – viii, 668, 3, [1] p. : ill. ; 20 cm. – (Lectures on the science of language ; Vol. II) – index.
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Trefw.: religie, taal, lezingen
Natural religion : The Gifford Lectures delivered Before the University of Glasgow in 1888
by F. Max Müller, K.M.. – London and New York : Longmans, Green, and Co, 1889. – xix, 608 p. ; 19 cm. – index.
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Trefw.: religie
Ramakrishna : his life and sayings
by the Right Hon. F. Max Muller. – new impression. – London : Longmans, Green, and Co, 1901. – x, 200, 40 p. : ill. ; 20 cm. – (Collected Works of the Right Hon. F. Max Muller ; XV: Ramakrishna : his life and sayings) – index.
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Trefw.: religie, Ramakrishna
The six systems of Indian philosophy
by the RIght Hon. Professor Max Müller, K.M.. – New Edition. – London; New York; Bombay : Longmans, Green and Co., 1903. – xxvii, 478, [1] p. ; 20 cm. – (Collected Works of F. Max Müller ; XIX: The Six Systems of Indian Philosophy)
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Trefw.: saddarshana, vedanta, mimamsa, yoga, sankya, samkya, nyaya, veda’s, vaisheshika
Three lectures on the Vedanta philosophy
by the Right Hon. F. Max Muller. – new impression. – London : Longmans, Green, and Co, 1901. – vii, 173, 40 p. ; 20 cm. – (Collected Works of the Right Hon. F. Max Muller ; XVI: Three lectures on the Vedanta philosophy)
translated from the Pali by T.W. Rhys Davids
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Trefw.: religie, hindoeisme, vedanta
Naubert-Riser, C.
Klee
by Constance Naubert-Riser ; introduction by Gualtieri di San Lazzaro ; translated by John Greaves. – London : Bracken Books, 1988. – 138, [6] p. : ill. ; 31 cm.
Spine title: Klee : the masterworks – selected bibliography, principal exhibition catalogues, chronology, photograph credits, list of illustrations.
ISBN 185170213X
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Trefw.: kunst, Paul Klee, esoterie
Nichols, S.
Jung and tarot : an archetypal journey
Sallie Nichols ; with an introduction by Laurens van de Post. – 1st paperback ed. – York Beach, Maine : Samuel Weiser, 1984. – XV, 392 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Contents: Introduction, xiii ; Introduction to the Tarot, 1 ; Map of the journey, 9 ; The fool in Tarot and in us, 23 ; The magician: Creator and trickster, 45 ; The popess: High priestess of Tarot, 71 ; The empress: Madonna, Great Mother, Queen of Heaven and Earth, 87 ; The emperor: Father of civilization, 103 ; The pope: The visible face of God, 119 ; The lover: Victim of Cupid’s golden error, 129 ; The chariot: It carries us home, 139 ; Justice: Is there any?, 153 ; The hermit: Is there anybody there?, 165 ; The wheel of fortune: Help!, 179 ; Strength: Whose?, 201 ; The hanged man: Suspense, 215 ; Death: The enemy, 227 ; Temperance: Heavenly alchemist, 249 ; The devil: Dark angel, 261 ; The tower of destruction: The stroke of liberation, 283 ; The star: Ray of hope, 295 ; The moon: Maiden or menace?, 313 ; The sun: Shining center, 327 ; Judgement: A vocation, 337 ; The world: A window of eternity, 349 ; On spreading the cards, 369 ; References, 387 – references.
ISBN 0877285152
sign.: ESO-7-2-NICH-1
Trefw.: esoterie, tarot, symboliek
Noire, L
Max Muller and the Philosophy of Language
by Ludwig Noiré. – 1st. – Longmans, Green, and Co, London : Longmans, Green, and Co, London, 1879. – 102 p. ; 23 cm.
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Trefw.: Max Muller philosophy language
Olcott, H.S.
Old diary leaves : the only authentic history of The Theosophical Society ; II: Second Series, 1878-83
by Henry Steel Olcott. – London ; Madras : Theosophical Publishing Society ; Theosophist Office, 1900. – viii, 476 p. ; 20 cm. – (Old Diary Leaves ; Second Series, 1878-83) – index.
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Trefw.: theosofie, autobiografieën, geschiedenis, Theosofische Vereniging, Bombay, reizen, Ceylon, healings
Old diary leaves : the only authentic history of The Theosophical Society ; IV: Fourth Series, 1887-1892
by Henry Steel Olcott. – London ; Madras : Theosophical Publishing Society ; Theosophist Office, 1910. – ix, 521 p. ; 20 cm. – (Old Diary Leaves ; Fourth Series, 1887-1892) – index.
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Trefw.: theosofie, autobiografieën, geschiedenis, Theosofische Vereniging, India, Japan, H.P. Blavatsky, Subba Rao, Hartmann, hypnotisme, spiritisme, Judge
Old diary leaves : the only authentic history of The Theosophical Society ; VI: Sixth Series, April 1896 – September 1898
by Henry Steel Olcott. – diamond jubilee. – Adyar : Theosophical Publishing House, 1935. – viii, 423 p. ; 19 cm. – (Old Diary Leaves ; Sixth Series (April, 1896-September, 1898)) – index.
sign.: THE-4-5-OLCO-1VId
Trefw.: theosofie, autobiografieën, geschiedenis Theosofische Vereniging, helderziendheid, mediums, Ceylon, India
Old diary leaves : the true story of The Theosophical Society ; I: America 1874-1878
by Henry Steel Olcott. – New York, Londen, Madras : G.P. Putnam’s Sons, The Proprietors of the “Theoso, 1895. – XI, 491 p. ; 21 cm. – (Old Diary Leaves)
Contents: Foreword, p. iii ; I. First meeting of the Founders, p. 1 ; II. Madame Blavatsky in America, p. 27 ; III. Philadelphia phenomena, p. 40 ; IV. Madame Blavatsky’s second marriage, p. 52 ; V. Spiritualism, p. 66 ; VI. Oriental disapprobation, p. 82 ; VII. Dr. Slade, p. 101 ; VIII. Theosophical Society proposed, p. 113 ; IX. Formation of the Theosophical Society, p. 126 ; X. Baron de Palm, p. 147 ; XI. The first cremation in America, p. 166 ; XII. Putative author of “Art Magic”, p. 185 ; XIII. “Isis Unveiled”, p. 202 ; XIV. Different hypotheses, p. 220 ; XV. Apparent possession by foreign entities, p. 236 ; XVI. Definition of terms, p. 255 ; XVII. Re-incarnation, p. 277 ; XVIII. Early days of the Society, p. 298 ; XIX. Conflicting views, p. 304 ; XX. Conflicting views (Continued), p. 319 ; XXI. New York Headquarters, p. 330 ; XXII. Various phenomena described, p. 343 ; XXIII. Precipitations of pictures, p. 358 ; XXIV. Projection of the double, p. 374 ; XXV. Swami Dyânand, p. 394 ; XXVI. Madame Blavatsky at home, p. 408 ; XXVII. Illusions, p. 429 ; XXVIII. Character sketch of Madame Blavatsky, p. 449 ; XXIX. Madame Blavatsky becomes an American Citizen. Formation of the British Theosophical Society. Last days in New York. The Founders sail for India, p. 464 ; Index, p. 485. – index.
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Trefw.: theosofie, autobiografieën, geschiedenis, Theosofische Vereniging, H.P. Blavatsky, spiritisme, Slade, Palm, crematies, magie, Isis Ontsluierd, reïncarnatie, conflicten, astrale projecties, Dyanand
Ouseley, G.J.R.
A basket of fragments, being fundamental truths, precepts, devotions of the One Holy Catholic Divine-Human Apostolic Church of Israel
with a brief introductory comment by I.O. and M.A. – Paris, Jerusalem, Madras : Order of the Golden Age, 1888?. – 196 p. ; 18 cm.
A Basket of Fragments, being Fundamental Truths, Precepts, Devotions of the One Holy Catholic Divine-Human Apostolic Church of Israel, with a brief Introductory Comment by I. O. and M. A., Ministers and Servants of the New Dispensation, Founders of the O+A and Authors of “Palingenesia,” “New Light on Old Truths,” &c. ; “Thy Twelve Tribes do praise Thee, O Yerusalem.” ; Issued by the Order of the Golden Age, Paris, Jerusalem, Madras ; Three Francs ; Half-a-crown.
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A nation regenerated, or, The way to brightest England, through justice to Ireland : being a programme of reforms proposed to a reformed Parliament ; with appendices on food and drink reform, &c
by I.O. and M.A.. – 4th ed. – London : Nichol and Co ; Hygienic Publishers, 1888?. – 80 p. ; 18 cm.
A Nation Regenerated: or, The Way to Brightest England, through Justice to Ireland. Being a Programme of Reforms proposed to a Reformed Parliament. By I. O. and M. A. With Appendices on Food and Drink Reform, &c. Fourth Edition. Price Sixpence. Issued by the United Templars Association. London: Nichol and Co., Hygienic Publishers, 23, Oxford Street.
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New light on old truths : a manual of doctrine for the use of the clergy, with an address to the laity (of all denominations)
by I.O. M.T. & M.A. M.T. ; Ministers and Servants of the New Dispensation, Founders of the Order of the O ✠ A and Authors of “The Tree of Life.”. – London : Hygienic Depot, 1888. – xv, 132 p. ; 18 cm.
One shilling. Postage 2d. ; New Light on Old Truths. ; A manual of doctrine for the use of the clergy, with an address to the laity (of all denominations). ; By I.O. M.T. & M.A. M.T. ; Ministers and Servants of the New Dispensation, Founders of the Order of the O ✠ A and Authors of “The Tree of Life.” ; “Let Light Be.” ; “Behold! I make all things new.” ; Agents for Sale: Europe: Galignani, Paris. Africa: Ebner, Cairo. Asia: Kailasam Brothers, Madras. America: J. Cooper, S. Francisco. Australia: W. Terry, Melbourne. English Agents: Hygienic Depot, 23, Oxford Street, London. ; 1888. ; Contents: Address to the Laity, p. vii ; I. Pure Diet to Promote Pure Life, p. 5 ; II. Analogy of Nature, p. 16 ; III. Inspiration and Revelation, p. 20 ; IV. The Unity, Duality and Trinity, p. 23 ; V. Regeneration and Purification, p. 30 ; VI. Atonement by Sacrifice, p. 38 ; VII. The Gifts of the Spirit, p. 41 ; VIII. Divinity and Incarnation of the Christ, p. 46 ; IX. Merit, p. 51 ; X. Incarnation and Excarnation, p. 56 ; XI. The Sacrament of Baptism, p. 60 ; XII. The Eucharistic Sacrifice, p. 65 ; XIII. The Constitution of the Church, p. 69 ; XIV. The Ages of Ages, p. 76 ; XV. Songs of the Church—New yet Old, p. 84 ; Appendix, p. 91 ; Notes, p. 104 – notes, to students of the kabbala.
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Trefw.: religie, christendom, esoterisch christendom
Owen, G.V.
The life beyond the veil ; Book I: The lowlands of heaven
spirit messages received and written down by G. Vale Owen ; with an appreciation oby Lord Northcliffe ; and an introduction by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ; edited by H.W. Engholm. – London : Thornton Butterworth Limited, 1920. – xxxviii, 191 p. ; 20 cm. – (The life beyond the veil ; Book I: The lowlands of heaven)
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Trefw.: spiritisme
The life beyond the veil ; Book II: The highlands of heaven
by G. Vale Owen; with an appreciation by Lord Northcliffe ; and an introd. by Arthur Conan Doyle ; ed. by H.W. Engholm. – London : Thornton Butterworth, 1920. – 253 p. ; 20 cm. – (The life beyond the veil ; Book II: The highlands of heaven)
sign.: RAN-6-1-OWEN-5II
Trefw.: spiritisme, engelen, hemel, God
Oxyrhynchus
New sayings of Jesus and fragment of a lost gospel from Oxyrhynchus
from Oxyrhynchus ; edited, with translation and commentary, by Bernard P. Grenfell and Arthur S. Hunt. – London : Henry Frowde, 1904. – 45, [2] p. : plate. ; 22 cm.
Egypt Exploration Fund Graeco-Roman Branch ; Contents ; Preface, 5 ; New sayings of Jesus: (a) Introduction, 9 ; (b) Text, 10 ; (c) The sayings with translations and notes, 11 ; (d) General remarks, 19 ; The ‘Logia’ discovered in 1897, 35 ; Fragment of a lost Gospel: (a) Introduction, 37 ; (b) Text, 38 ; (c) Translation and notes, 40 ; (d) General remarks, 42.
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Trefw.: religie, gnosticisme, christendom, Jezus
Pandurung, D.
A Hindu gentleman’s reflections respecting the works of Swedenborg and the doctrines of the New Jerusalem Church
A Hindu Gentleman. – London : James Speirs, 1878. – [4], 87, 3 p. ; 19 cm.
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Trefw.: religie, christendom, mystiek, Emanuel Swedenborg
Partsch, S.
Paul Klee (1879-1940)
Susanna Partsch. – Koln : Benedikt Taschen Verlag, 1990. – 96 p. : ill. ; 30 cm. – notes.
ISBN 3822802999
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Trefw.: kunst, Paul Klee, esoterie
Petavel, E.
The problem of immortality
by E. Petavel ; with a prefatory letter by Charles Secretan ; translated from the French by Frederick Ash Freer. – London : Elliot Stock, 1892. – xix, 597 p. ; 22 cm. – index.
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Trefw.: christendom, onsterfelijkheid, religie, reincarnatie, dood, wetenschap
Pinkerton, J.
An enquiry into the history of Scotland, preceding the reign of Malcolm III. or the year 1056 : including the authentic history of that period : in two volumes ; 1
by John Pinkerton. – a new edition with corrections and additions. – Edinburgh : Bell & Bradfute ; William Laing ; Doig & Stirling ; William Blackwood ; And Oliphant, Waugh & Innes, 1814. – lxxxviii, 522 p. : ill. ; 22 cm. – (An enquiry into the history of Scotland ; Vol. I)
Printed for James Ballantyne and Co. ; Contents ; Volume first ; Part I. The earliest Celtic inhabitants of Scotland ; Chap. I. The Greek and Roman Geography of Scotland, 3 ; Chap. II. The earliest Celtic inhabitants of Scotland, 13 ; Part II. The Southern Britons, between the Rivers Tweed and Forth, Solway, and Clyde ; Chap. I. Origins of the Southern Britons, 21 ; Chap. II. The tribes between the Tweed and Forth, Solway and Clyde, 34 ; Chap. III. The walls, 45 ; Chap. IV. The province of Valentia, 57 ; Chap. V. The kingdom of Strath-Clyde, 60 ; Chap. VI. The kingdom of Cumbria, 83 ; Part III. The Northern Britons, otherwise called Caledonians, or Piks ; Chap. I. The Northern Britons, Caledonians, Piks, one and the same people, 103 ; Chap. II. The opinion of Camden and Lloyd, and that of the two Macphersons, concerning the origin of the Piks, examined, 121 ; Chap. III. Origin of the Piks, 163 ; Chap. IV. Epoch of the Pikish settlement in Scotland, 201 ; Chap. V. Province of Vespasiana, 209 ; Chap. VI. Pikish tribes, 218 ; Chap. VII. Pikish kingdom, 231 ; Chap. VIII. Catalogue of the Pikish kings, 280 ; Chap. IX. Extent of the Pikish dominions, 313 ; Chap. X. Pikish language, 339 ; Chap. XI. Manners of the Piks, 370 ; Chap. XII. Pikish antiquities in Scotland, 397 ; Appendix to Vol. I. ; Numb. I. Ptolemy’s geography of North Britain, collated with the Palatine MS. and with the Latin editions 1462 and 1490, 419 ; Numb. II. Extracts from the Notitia Imperii, and the anonymous Geographer of Ravenna, 428 ; Numb. III. Description of Caledonia, from Richard of Cirencester, 433 ; Numb. IV. Dio’s account of the expedition of Severus into Caledonia, 437 ; Numb. V. The fabulous account of Britain given by Procopius, 440 ; Numb. VI. Some passages in Adomnan’s life of Columba, omitted in the old printed copies, 445 ; Numb. VII. The contents of, and extracts from, the Register of St Andrews, 451 ; Numb. VIII. Contents of the French king’s MS., 471 ; Numb. IX. Collation of that MS. with the pieces published from it by Innes, 477 ; Numb. X. The first part of the Chronicon Pictorum, with the contractions, &c. of the original MS., 482 ; Numb. XI. The Chronicon Pictorum complete, collated with the MS., 490 ; Numb. XII. On the devotion to St Andrew among the Piks, from the same MS., 498 ; Numb. XIII. Versus de præstantia Regni Scotorum; from the same MS., 501 ; Numb. XIV. The origin of the Piks; extracted from the book of Ballymote, 503 ; Numb. XV. Pikish kings; from Lynche’s Cambrensis Eversus, 509 ; Numb. XVI. Commentary on an obscure passage in the Chronicon Rhythmicum, 510 ; Numb. XVII. Instrumentum possessionum Ecclesiæ Glasguensis, 516 ; Numb. XVIII. Kings of Northumbria, 519 ; Numb. XIX. Earls of Northumbria, 521 ; Two tables of Pikish kings, end.
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Trefw.: geschiedenis, Schotland, Kelten
An enquiry into the history of Scotland, preceding the reign of Malcolm III. or the year 1056 : including the authentic history of that period : in two volumes ; 2
by John Pinkerton. – a new edition with corrections and additions. – Edinburgh : Bell & Bradfute ; William Laing ; Doig & Stirling ; William Blackwood ; And Oliphant, Waugh & Innes, 1814. – iv, 351, xxii, 247 p. ; 22 cm. – (An enquiry into the history of Scotland ; Vol. II)
Printed for James Ballantyne and Co. ; At end of Vol. 2, paged separately (xxii, 223 p.) : A dissertation on the origin and progress of the Scythians or Goths; being an introduction to the ancient and modern history of Europe. Published apart 1787, 8vo; with this Enquiry 1789 or 1794; and translated into French 1804, 8vo; under this title, Recherches sur l’Origine et les divers établissements des Scythes ou Goths, &c. Paris, de l’Imprimerie de la République, An. XII. ; Contents ; Volume second ; Part IV. The Dalriads ; Chap. I. Irish origins; and progress of the Dalriads from Ireland to North Britain, 3 ; Chap. II. The first colony of Old Scots in North Britain, under Riada, about the year 258, being the Dalreudini or Attacotti, 61 ; Chap. III. The second arrival of the Ancient Scots in Britain; and first establishment of the Dalriadic kingdom in 503, 88 ; Chap. IV. Extent of the kingdom of Dalriada, 96 ; Chap. V. Catalogue of the Dalriadic kings, 101 ; Chap. VI. Manners, language, antiquities, &c. of the Old British Scots, 139 ; Part V. Piks and Dalriads united ; Chap. I. Union of the Piks and Dalriads, 149 ; Chap. II. The kings, from 843 till 1056, 175 ; Chap. III. Extent of the united territories, during this period, from 843 till 1056, 205 ; Chap. IV. Origin of the name Scotland, 223 ; Chap. V. Manners and antiquities of this period, from 843 till 1056, 247 ; Part VI. Ecclesiastic and Literary History ; Chap. I. Ecclesiastic History, 259 ; Chap. II. Literary History, 274 ; Supplement. The Angles and the Norwegians ; Sect. I. The Angles, 285 ; Sect. II. The Norwegians. History of the Isles, 293 ; Appendix to Vol. II. ; Numb. I. Extracts from the Annals of Ulster, 307 ; Numb. II. The Albanic Duan, with translations, 321 ; Numb. III. The succession of Scotish kings, inserted in the Chronicle of Melrose; comprizing the Chronicon Elegiacum, 330 ; Numb. IV. Kings of Norway, 338 ; Numb. V. Kings of Denmark, 343 ; Numb. VI. Kings of Sweden, 346 ; Numb. VII. Earls of the Orkneys, 348 ; Numb. VIII. Some themes for dissertations on Scotish history, 350 ; Genealogy of kings, fronting, 352 ; Tables of kings, 354 ; Dissertation on the origin and progress of the Scythians, or Goths ; Index. – index.
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Trefw.: geschiedenis, Schotland, Kelten
Pryse, J.M.
Reincarnation in the New Testament
by James M. Pryse. – New York : Theosophical Society, 1904. – [2], 92, 4 p. ; 18 cm.
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Trefw.: reïncarnatie, Christendom, bijbel, religie, godsdienst, kerk, Nieuwe Testament, evangeliën, theosofie
The Sermon on the Mount : and other extracts from the New Testament
a verbatim translation from the Greek with notes on the mystical or arcane sense by James M. Pryse. – New York : Elliott B. Page & Co, 1899. – [4], 80 p. ; 18 cm.
Contents ; Foreword, 1 ; Prefatory Note, 3 ; The Sermon on the Mount, 7 ; The Coming of the Christos, 32 ; The True Path of Power, 45 ; A Letter of Iakôbos, 53 ; A Letter of Ioudas, 71 ; The Service of Right-conduct, 78.
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Trefw.: religie, christendom, esoterisch christendom
Rámanáthan, P.
The culture of the soul among western nations
by P. Rámanáthan ; prefatory note Myron H. Phelps. – New York and London : G.P. Putnam’s Sons ; The Knickerbocker Press, 1906. – vi, 262 p. ; 19 cm.
Contents ; Chapter I. On “faith” or love of God as a product of sound teaching, 1 ; Chapter II. On Scripture and its interpretation, 33 ; Chapter III. On the traditional oral interpretation of the Scriptures, and the disastrous consequences of its loss to Western nations, 57 ; Chapter IV. On the key of knowledge or the fundamental experiences of the sanctified in spirit, 83 ; Chapter V. On the law and the prophets of ancient Judea, 127 ; Chapter VI. On the teachings of the Psalmists, 167 ; Chapter VII. On the practical nature of the doctrines of Jesus as regards the conversion of self-love into perfect love, 195. – index.
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Trefw.: religie, christendom, geloof
Rhys Davids, T.W.
Dialogues of the Buddha
translated by T.W. Rhys Davids ; translated by various oriental scholars and edited by F. Max Müller . – 1st. – Oxford : Henry Frowde, Oxford Univeristy Press, London, 1899. – 334 p. ; 23 cm. – (Sacred Books of the Buddhists ; Dialogues of the Buddha ; Vol. II)
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Trefw.: religie, boeddhisme, Boeddha, dialogen
Richardson, A.
Spirits of the stones : visions of sacred Britain
Alan Richardson. – London : Virgin Pulbishing, 2001. – xii, 270 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Contents: Acknowledgements, p. viii ; Foreword, p. xi ; Introduction, p. 1 ; 1. The Reverend Duke and the ancient Druids, p. 5 ; 2. The sacred hills, mounds and Silbury, p. 15 ; 3. Avebury and the stone circles of the Sun and Moon, p. 63 ; 4. Walker’s Hill, the inner orbit of Mercury and the spirits of the blissful dead, p. 95 ; 5. The inner orbit of Venus, the goddesses and the mysteries of women, p. 123 ; 6. The orbit of Mars, the place of the guardian spirits and the mysteries of men, p. 166 ; 7. The orbit of Jupiter, the people and their sacred wells, p. 195 ; 8. King Saturn, Stonehenge and the womb of time, p. 228 ; 9. A site-snooper’s glossary by Mike Harris, p. 253 ; Notes, p. 259 ; Bibliography, p. 263 ; Index, p. 265. – notes, bibliography, index.
ISBN 0753504146
sign.: RAN-6-12-RICH-1
Trefw.: geomantie, oudheid, megalieten
Romilly Allen, J
The early Christian monuments of Scotland : a classified, illustrated, descriptive list of the monuments, with an analysis of their symbolism and ornamentation
by J. Romilly Allen. – Edinburgh : Printed for the Society of antiquaries of Scotland, by Neill & Co, 1903. – xvi, cxxii, 419, 522 p. : ill. ; 29 cm.
Part. 1: The early Christian monuments of Scotland, being (in substance) the Rhind lectures for 1892 / by Joseph Anderson ; Part 2: General results arrived at from the archaeological survey of the early Christian monuments of Scotland / by J. Romilly Allen ; Part 3: Archaeological survey and descriptive list, with illustrations, of the early Christian monuments of Scotland / by J. Romilly Allen ; “Only four hundred copies printed. This copy is no. 67 [signed] David Christison, John Abercromby, secretaries.”
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Trefw.: symboliek, bouwkunst, symbolische meetkunde, monumenten, Schotland, religie, christendom
Saunders, J.
A hermetic path to the stars : journeys of discovery in hermetic astrology
Janet Saunders. – Edinburgh : Hermes Books, 2018. – 109 p. : ill. ; 21 cm.
Contents: Preface, p. 5 ; Acknowledgements, p. 7 ; Part 1. Hermeticism and astrology ; 1. Engaging with the Hermetic sources, p. 11 ; 2. Hermeticism: historical context and key themes, p. 15 ; 3. Marsilio Ficino and his Hermetic astrological practice, p. 27 ; 4. Hermeticism, astrology and modern man, p. 42 ; Part 2. Journeys of discovery: towards creating a play, p. 61 ; Part 3. Playscript: the journey of the soul, p. 73 ; References, p. 95 ; Endnotes, p. 101. – references, endnotes.
ISBN 9780992723354
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Trefw.: astrologie, esoterische astrologie, hermetica
Savage, M.J.
Life beyond death : being a review of the world’s beliefs on the subject, a consideration of present conditions of thought and feeling, leading to the question as to whether it can be demonstrated as a fact, to which is added an appendix containing some hints as to personal experiences and opinions
by Minot Judson Savage. – London : G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1901. – xv, 336 p. ; 21 cm. – appendix, index.
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Trefw.: spiritisme, toekomstig leven, onsterfelijkheid, geloof, SPR
Scott-Moncrieff, P.D.
Paganism and christianity in Egypt
by Philip David Scott-Moncrieff ; preface N. McLean. – Cambridge : At the University Press, 1913. – viii, 225 p. ; 20 cm.
Contents ; I. The Egyptian religion at the close of the Ptolemaic era, 1 ; II. The Egyptian religion at the beginning of the Third Century, 23 ; III. The beginnings of Christianity: literary evidence, 53 ; IV. The beginnings of Christianity: further literary and documentary evidence, 82 ; V. The beginnings of Christianity: archaeological evidence, 99 ; VI. Early Christian iconography in Egypt, 133 ; VII. Some aspects of Gnosticism: Pistis Sophia, 148 ; VIII. The Books of Ieou and other Gnostic fragments, 183 ; IX. The rise of Christian asceticism and monasticism, 198 ; Index, 220 ; Isis and Horus, frontispiece. – index.
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Trefw.: religie, christendom, paganisme, Egypte, heidendom
Seneca
The morals of Seneca : a selection of his prose
edited, introduction by Walter Clode. – London ; New York ; Toronto : Walter Scott ; Thomas Whittaker ; W.J. Gage & Co, 1888. – xiv, 280 p. ; 18 cm.
Contents: Of a happy life ; I. Of a happy life, and wherein it consists, p. 1 ; II. Human happiness is founded upon wisdom and virtue, p. 6 ; III. There can be no happiness without virtue, p. 11 ; IV. Philosophy is the guide of life, p. 20 ; V. The force of precepts, p. 28 ; VI. No felicity like peace of conscience, p. 37 ; VII. A good man can never be miserable, nor a wicked man happy, p. 42 ; VIII. The contemplation of Divine Providence is the certain cure of all misfortunes, p. 45 ; IX. Of levity of mind and other impediments of a happy life, p. 53 ; X. He that sets up his rest upon contingencies shall never be quiet, p. 61 ; XI. A sensual life is a miserable life, p. 67 ; XII. Avarice and ambition are insatiable and restless, p. 75 ; XIII. Hope and fear are the bane of human life, p. 82 ; XIV. It is according to the true or false estimate of things that we are happy or miserable, p. 87 ; XV. The blessings of temperance and moderation, p. 91 ; XVI. Constancy of mind gives a man reputation, and makes him happy in despite of all misfortune, p. 101 ; XVII. Our happiness depends in a great measure upon the choice of our company, p. 110 ; XVIII. The blessings of friendship, p. 116 ; XIX. He that would be happy must take an account of his time, p. 121 ; XX. Happy is the man that may choose his own business, p. 127 ; XXI. The contempt of death makes all the miseries of life easy to us, p. 133 ; XXII. Consolation against death, from the Providence and the necessity of it, p. 142 ; XXIII. Against immoderate sorrow for the death of friends, p. 146 ; XXIV. Poverty to a wise man is rather a blessing than a misfortune, p. 153 ; Letters and other extracts ; I. God in nature, p. 161 ; II. The divinity of man, p. 168 ; III. A virtuous life the only happy one, p. 171 ; IV. True riches, p. 184 ; V. Counsels against anger, p. 189 ; VI. Consolations against death, p. 199 ; VII. Loss of friends, p. 203 ; VIII. Consolations against old age, p. 207 ; IX. On the education of children, p. 211 ; X. How to behave towards servants, p. 214 ; XI. True nobility, p. 219 ; XII. Of travel, p. 221 ; XIII. Liberal education, p. 223 ; XIV. The employment of a quiet life, p. 246 ; XV. Against affectation, p. 251 ; XVI. On going into society, p. 254 ; XVII. The choice of books, p. 258 ; XVIII. Athletics, p. 261 ; XIX. Against lying in bed, p. 263 ; XX. Reflections upon Christmas Day, p. 269 ; XXI. Modern luxury—Scipio’s country house, p. 273 ; XXII. A complaint against complainers, p. 277. – appendix.
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Trefw.: religie, Grieken, Seneca, filosofie
Sethna, T.R.
The teachings of Zarathushtra, the prophet of Iran, on how to think and succeed in life
by T.R. Sethna ; with Gathas in Roman script, reprinted. – 2nd ed., rev. and enl. – Karachi, Pakistan : T.R. Sethna, 1978. – viii, 182 p. : ill., chart. ; 23 cm.
Contents ; Preface to the 2nd edition ; Preface to the 1st edition ; Key to Pronunciation ; Introduction ; Corrigenda ; The Teachings of Zarathushtra ; Part I ; Gatha Text and Translations ; Gatha Ahunavad ; Gatha Ushtavad ; Gatha Spentomad ; Gatha Vohu Khshathra ; Gatha Vahishtoisht ; Summary of Gatha Teachings ; Part II ; Short Notes on certain words used in the Gathas ; Spenta Mainyu and Angre Mainyu ; Vohumano or Good Thought ; Asha Vahishta—Best Righteousness ; Khshthra Vairya or Divine Power or Moral Courage ; Spenta Armaiti—Divine Wisdom ; Haurvatat—Self Realization ; Ameretatat—Immortality ; Sarosha ; Daevas ; Part III ; Zoroastrian rituals and customs ; Initiation in the religion ; Prayers 5 times a day ; Marriage ceremony ; Death ceremonies ; Life after death ; Ceremonies for the dead ; Atash Kadehs ; Behaviour towards opponents ; One has to live a healthy life ; Should Parsis inter-marry? ; Life is for enjoyment ; No caste system ; No need for a mediator ; Is there rebirth? ; Names of days after God’s moral and material creation ; Roze-e-Rastakhiz or Day of Resurrection ; Gahambar festivals ; Appendices ; I. A note on the Parsi Calendar ; II. Charity ; III. Education. – appendices.
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Trefw.: religie, Zoroaster
Sewall, F.
Swedenborg and the ‘Sapentia Angelica’
by Frank Sewall. – London : Constable & Company, 1910. – vi, 128 p. ; 18 cm. – (Philosophies ancient and modern) – appendix, biographies, bibliography.
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Trefw.: religie, christendom, mystiek, Emanuel Swedenborg
Sinnett, A.P.
Collected fruits of occult teaching
by A.P. Sinnett. – 2nd impr. – London : Fisher Unwin, 1920. – 307 p. ; 23 cm.
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Trefw.: theosofie, universum, toekomstig leven en levens, religie, occultisme, meesters, bewustzijn, schakels, astrale wereld, pyramide’s, Stonehenge, wetten, Theosofisch Genootschap, astronomie, wetenschap, archeologie, poezie
Esoteric buddhism
by A.P. Sinnett. – London : Trubner & Co., Ludgate Hill, 1883. – xx, 215, 80 p. ; 20 cm.
Contents: I. Esoteric teachers: Nature of the present exposition—Seclusion of Eastern knowledge—The Arhats and their attributes—The Mahatmas—Occultists generally—Isolated mystics—Inferior Yogis—Occult training—The great purpose—Its incidental consequences—Present concessions, p. 1 ; II. The constitution of man: Esoteric cosmogony—Where to begin—Working back from man to universe—Analysis of man—The seven principles, p. 17 ; III. The planetary chain: Esoteric views of evolution—The chain of globes—Progress of man round them—The spiral advance—Original evolution of the globes—The lower kingdoms, p. 29 ; IV. The world periods: Uniformity of nature—Rounds and races—The septenary law—Objective and subjective lives—Total incarnations—Former races on Earth—Periodic cataclysms—Atlantis—Lemuria—The cyclic law, p. 45 ; V. Devachan: Spiritual destinies of the ego—Karma—Division of the principles at death—Progress of the higher duad—Existence in Devachan—Subjective progress—Avitchi—Earthly connection with Devachan—Devachanic periods, p. 66 ; VI. Kama loca: The astral shell—Its habitat—Its nature—Surviving impulses—Elementals—Mediums and shells—Accidents and suicides—Lost personalities, p. 90 ; VII. The human tide-wave: Progress of the main wave—Obscurations—Twilight and dawn of evolution—Our neighbouring planets—Gradations of spirituality—Prematurely developed egos—Intervals of re-incarnation, p. 108 ; VIII. The progress of humanity: The choice of good or evil—The second half of evolution—The decisive turning-point—Spirituality and intellect—The survival of the fittest—The sixth sense—Development of the principles in their order—The subsidence of the unfit—Provision for all—The exceptional cases—Their scientific explanation—Justice satisfied—The destiny of failures—Human evolution reviewed, p. 122 ; IX. Buddha: The esoteric Buddha—Re-incarnations of Adepts—Buddha’s incarnation—The seven Buddhas of the great races—Avalokiteshwara—Addi Buddha—Adeptship in Buddha’s time—Sankaracharya—Vedantin doctrines—Tsong-ka-pa—Occult reforms in Tibet, p. 140 ; X. Nirvana: Its remoteness—Preceding gradations—Partial Nirvana—The threshold of Nirvana—Nirvana—Para Nirvana—Buddha and Nirvana—Nirvana attained by Adepts—General progress towards Nirvana—Conditions of its attainment—Spirituality and religion—The pursuit of truth, p. 160 ; XI. The universe: The days and nights of Brahma—The various Manvantaras and Pralayas—The solar system—The universal Pralaya—Recommencement of evolution—“Creation”—The great first cause—The eternal cyclic process, p. 171 ; XII. The doctrine reviewed: Correspondences of the esoteric doctrine with visible nature—Free will and predestination—The origin of evil—Geology, biology, and the esoteric teaching—Buddhism and scholarship—The origin of all things—The doctrine as distorted—The ultimate dissolution of consciousness—Transmigration—The soul and the spirit—Personality and individuality—Karma, p. 185.
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by A.P. Sinnett. – 7th ed., annotated and enlarged. – London : Chapman & Hall, 1892. – xxiii, 248, 40 p. ; 20 cm.
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Trefw.: theosofie, esoterie, boeddhisme, esoterische boeddhisme, leraren, mahatma-brieven, occultisme, samenstelling van de mens, heelal, planeetketen, bollen, wereldtijdperken, ronden en rassen, reïncarnatie, Atlantis, devachan, karma, dood, kama-loka, elementa…
The growth of the soul : a sequel to “Esoteric Buddhism”
by A.P. Sinnett. – London, New York, Benares : The Theosophical Publishing Society, 1896. – xv, 454 p. ; 20 cm.
Contents: I. Introductory: The progress of Theosophic knowledge—Super-physical research—Expansion of Theosophic literature—Its bearing on the problems of life—Advanced evolution in some cases to be expected—Nature of effective testimony on occult matters—The volume of evidence now available—Witnesses to the truth amongst us—Earlier evidence now enlarged—The divinity latent in man—Its development as evolution proceeds, p. 1 ; II. Occult science and religion: Theosophy in harmony with essential religious ideas—The uncertainties of modern thought in spite of religious teaching—The exactitudes of Theosophic interpretation—The methods of research in spiritual science—True meanings of misunderstood dogmas, p. 33 ; III. Re-incarnation: The root idea of evolution—The nature of the proof offered—The only theory that suits the facts—The true doctrine cleared of misrepresentation—The law of Karma—Heredity and assimilation—Necessary exhaustion of ordinary memory—Logical certainties of pre-existence—Inequalities of life accounted for—No “accidents of birth”—The world-wide acceptance of the doctrine—Buddhist teaching on the subject—Absurd misunderstanding thereof by many western writers—Some Buddhist symbolism explained—Re-incarnation recognized in Christianity—References to it in the Gospels—The certain knowledge concerning Re-incarnation of the occult disciple, p. 51 ; IV. The Higher Self: Crudity of conventional ideas concerning the soul—The spiritual part of the super-physical man—Gradual involvement of the spiritual soul in a child—The growth of the Higher Self the purpose of life—The working of the Higher Self in waking consciousness—Its identity through successive incarnations—Its disregard of minor experiences—The scope of its evolution—Perverted version of the teaching—Higher consciousness embraces lower—The rewards of lower self merit—Relations of Higher and Lower Self, p. 88 ; V. Free will and Karma: The theories of necessity and free will—Cleared up by Re-incarnation and Karma—The pressure of Karma on action—Concurrent freedom of thought—Bearing of this on the Karma of the act—Thought forces in connection with good acts—Dangers of a half comprehension of the law—Progress of emancipation from necessity—Complications of inter-blended Karma—Re-adjustments—The Lords of Karma—Distribution of consciousness—The predestination idea, p. 122 ; VI. The seven principles: The different vehicles of consciousness—Enumeration of the principles—Etheric matter—Jiva free and specialized—The true astral body—Reflection of consciousness in the higher vehicles—The true individual Man—The Karana Sharira—The Aura—Its various elements—The magnetic shell—Colouring of the Aura, p. 154 ; VII. The astral plane: The super-physical not necessarily spiritual—European and Sanscrit terms—Different aspects of the astral plane—The newly “dead”—Astral matter—Visibility of thoughts—Astral plane inhabitants—Their control—The sub-divisions of the Astral plane—As viewed after death—The matter of the sub-planes—The corresponding condition of the fourth principle—Consciousness on the sub-planes, p. 174 ; VIII. The elementals: Mediæval terms—Physical forces in their elemental aspect—Elemental forces subject to will—Beginnings of elemental evolution—The three kingdoms of elementals—Cross classifications—Elemental forms—Elementals of good and evil efficiency, p. 195 ; IX. The spiritual plane: Conceptions of Heaven—Infinite resources of spiritual planes—Responsive to soul growth—The self-centred Heaven of undeveloped souls—Necessity for the subjective vision—The response of Devachan to thirst for knowledge—The limitations of this world’s Heaven—Progress in Heaven—Its loftiest aspect—Religious expectations; their subjective realization—Spiritual consciousness during earth life—The resources of Devachan for the initiate—The forces of the different planes—The work to be done on the spiritual plane—Influencing dis-incarnate souls—The sub-planes of Devachan—What Devachan “looks like”—Light and colour—The Arupa planes, p. 214 ; X. The system to which we belong: Planetary chains, rounds, and Manvantaras—Prospects of the second half of the Manvantara—Other schemes in the solar system besides ours—The system as a whole—The nebular theory confirmed—The origin of our nebula—Condensation of atomic ether—The various schemes—Planetary reconstructions—Influence of schemes on one another—The last Manvantara of our scheme—The various classes of Pitris—Corresponding divisions of our own humanity—Other evolutions connected with the solar system—The Deva evolution, p. 250 ; XI. The elder brethren of humanity: Outstripping normal evolution—The necessity that some should do this—The magnitude of the achievement—The possibilities of selfish advancement—The range of the path of service—Its earliest disciples—The impulse of fifth race improvement—The motives for an upward struggle—Ordinary human suffering and adept sympathy—The Divine government of the world and its ministers, p. 293 ; XII. The ancient mysteries: Egyptian and Greek initiations—Current authorities on the subject—The evident reality of their purpose—The explanation of secrecy—Further motives for reserve in the Middle Ages, p. 322 ; XIII. The Theosophy of the Middle Ages: The Alchemical disguise—The spiritual purpose of Alchemy—The motives with which the real Alchemists wrote—Their sordid imitators—The real Alchemists aspirants for Adeptship—The powers they incidentally acquired—Their chemical symbology—Its Hermetic origin—Illustrations from Alchemical writers, p. 338 ; XIV. Initiation in the present day: The avenues of initiation still open—Visible Temples not necessary—Old secrecy broken down—Motives for a more open policy—Dangers of progress in knowledge unaccompanied by spiritual growth—Those who are ready—Understanding required as well as moral fitness—Mental powers and psychic gifts—The conservation of energy on the moral plane—Normal and abnormal re-incarnation—Immediate re-incarnation—Its sacrifices and advantages, p. 361 ; XV. The probationary path: The door open to all who knock—Self preparation; the appeal required—The attributes and qualifications to be developed—The greater initiations, p. 396 ; XVI. Irregular psychic progress: Natural born faculties—Mediumship—Psychic faculties unaccompanied by spiritual development—Their dangers—A blessing or a curse—Legitimately earned psychic faculty—The spiritualistic development—Its real promotors, p. 427 ; XVII. Individuality: The genesis and destinies of individuality—The immensity of the task involved in its evolution—The preparation of monadic essence—Animal instinct—The focalisation of consciousness—The touch with Atma-Buddhi—The spiritual purpose of the whole system—The “Sacrifice” of the Logos, p. 441.
sign.: THE-1-5-SINN-38a
by A.P. Sinnett. – 3rd and revised ed. – London : The Theosophical Publishing House, 1918. – xv, 389 p. : plate. ; 20 cm.
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Trefw.: theosofie, inleiding, occulte wetenschap en godsdienst, evolutie, wedergeboorte, reïncarnatie (p. 51-87), hoger zelf, vrije wil en karma, zeven beginselen, astraal gebied, elementalen, geestelijk gebied, zonnestelsel, oudere broeders, mysteriën, middelee…
Nature’s mysteries
by A.P. Sinnett. – London and Benares : The Theosophical Publishing Society, 1901. – 184, [8] p. ; 20 cm.
Contents: I. Works and wonders of science, p. 9 ; II. The infinitely little, p. 20 ; III. Some higher faculties of consciousness, p. 26 ; IV. The age of the world, p. 31 ; V. The story of Atlantis, p. 39 ; VI. The bequests of Atlantis, p. 47 ; VII. Astronomy ancient and modern, p. 55 ; VIII. Neglected phases of astronomy, p. 63 ; IX. The mystery of force, p. 72 ; X. Foretelling the future, p. 80 ; XI. Behind the scenes of nature, p. 89 ; XII. Strange tales and their meaning, p. 97 ; XIII. More strange tales, p. 105 ; XIV. “Miraculous” (?) cures, p. 113 ; XV. The sensitive and the “O.P.”, p. 121 ; XVI. Photographing the unseen, p. 128 ; XVII. The divining rod, p. 136 ; XVIII. The use and abuse of spiritualism, p. 144 ; XIX. How not to investigate, p. 152 ; XX. Palmistry, p. 161 ; XXI. Occult powers, p. 169 ; XXII. The purposes of occult study, p. 177.
sign.: THE-1-5-SINN-12b
Trefw.: theosofie, wetenschap, atlantis, astronomie, voorspellingen, natuur, occultisme, handlijnkunde, onzichtbare werelden, spiritisme, verhalen, bewustzijn
The occult world
by A.P. Sinnett. – 3rd ed. – London : Trubner and Co, 1883. – xiv, 140, 80 p. ; 18 cm.
Contents: Introduction, p. 1 ; Occultism and its Adepts, p. 11 ; The Theosophical Society, p. 20 ; Recent Occult Phenomena, p. 30 ; Teachings of Occult Philosophy, p. 105 ; Conclusion, p. 118.
sign.: THE-1-5-SINN-40e
Trefw.: theosofie, occultisme, adepten, Theosofische Vereniging, filosofie, mahatma-brieven, H.P. Blavatsky, hypnose
The pyramids and Stonehenge
by A.P. Sinnett. – 3rd ed. 1958, repr. – London ; Adyar, Madras, India ; Wheaton, Ill., U.S.A. : The Theosophical Publishing House, 1970. – 27 p. ; 22 cm.
Two lectures delivered before The Theosophical Society, London, in 1892-93 and now reprinted in 1958 in respose to repeated requests arising out of modern interest in the Pyramids, Stonehenge and also Atlantis. Their value is felt to lie in the text as originally given, and no attempt has therefore been made to revise them
ISBN 0722952503
sign.: THE-1-5-SINN-41b
Trefw.: theosofie, pyramides, mysteriën, Kelten, Stonehenge, Engeland, Egypte, religie, tijd, mensen, Atlantis, occultisme, beschavingen, adepten, natuur, kennis, geschiedenis woordindex – able 6 about 13 above 2 absurd 2 absurdity 2 accompanied 2 accom…
Super-physical science
by A.P. Sinnett. – London : Theosophical Publishing House, 1924. – 235, [5] p. ; 19 cm.
Contents: I. Introduction, p. 11 ; II. Humanity and the Divine Hierarchy, p. 22 ; III. The growth of humanity, p. 40 ; IV. Life between lives, p. 70 ; V. The Solar System, p. 99 ; VI. The Sirian Cosmos, p. 115 ; VII. Form, life and consciousness, p. 123 ; VIII. The path of initiation, p. 132 ; IX. The Human Aura, p. 147 ; X. The Ethers, p. 154 ; XI. Elementals and Devas, p. 164 ; XII. The future of the century, p. 176 ; XIII. The Brotherhood of Sacrifice, p. 197 ; XIV. The super-physical aspect of sex, p. 208 ; XV. The Animal Kingdom, p. 224. – index.
sign.: THE-1-5-SINN-16a
Trefw.: theosofie, wetenschap, hiërarchie, mensheid, leven tussen levens, zonnestelsel, kosmos, bewustzijn, pad, inwijding, aura, ether, elemetalen, deva’s, toekomst, broederschap, sexe, dierenrijk, karma, reïncarnatie
Skinner, J.R.
Key to the Hebrew-Egyptian Mystery in the source of measures originating the British inch and the ancient cubit by which was built the great pyramid of Egypt and the temple of Solomon; and trough the possession and use of which, man, assuming to realize the creative law of the deity, set forth in a mystery, among the Hebrews called kabbala
by J. Ralston Skinner. – Philadelphia : David McKay Company, 1875. – XVI, 324, 63 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Table of contents ; Introduction ; Quadrature of the Circle by John A. Parker ; Reflections on the Quadrature by Mr. Parker ; Problem of Three Revolving Bodies by Mr. Parker ; The possibility on Mr. Parker’s forms of raising a co-ordinating unit of measure ; The ansated cross of the Egyptians, and the Christian cross, the emblematic display of the origin of measures ; Primordial vestiges of these symbols ; British system of long and land measures, inclusive of an occult system of time measures ; Introduction to construction of Great Pyramid ; Standard measures of the Pyramid ; Effect of putting the Pyramid in a sphere ; The Temple of Solomon ; Introduction to Appendices ; Appendix I ; Appendix II ; Appendix III ; Appendix IV ; Appendix V. The Flood and the Ark of Noah, with their strange Kabbalistic Biblical relations ; Appendix VI ; Appendix VII ; Conclusion of Appendices. – supplement, appendices.
sign.: RAN-8-4-SKIN-1a (BWK1)
Trefw.: esoterie, kabbala, mystiek, pyramides, geometrie, Egypte, geometrie, symbolische meetkunde
Soltau, W.
The birth of Jesus Christ
by Wilhelm Soltau ; translated from the German by Maurice A. Canney. – London : Adam & Charles Black, 1903. – [6], 83, [4] p. ; 18 cm.
Contents ; Introduction (sects. 1–4), 1 ; Need and importance of criticism (sects. 5–7), 10 ; Birth-place and family of Jesus (sects. 8–10), 14 ; ‘Special history’ of childhood (sect. 11), 26 ; Development of story (sects. 12–14), 28 ; Heathen analogies for certain details (sect. 15 f.), 34 ; Conclusion as to narratives (sect. 17), 49 ; Retrospect (sect. 18), 52 ; Conclusion; general and practical (sect. 19 f.), 57 ; Appendix, 67. – appendix.
sign.: REL-6-4-SOLT-1
Trefw.: religie, christendom, Jezus, geschiedenis
Taraporewala, I.J.S.
The religion of Zarathushtra
by Irach Jehengir Sorabji Taraporewala. – Adyar, Madras, India : Theosophical Publishing House, 1926. – ix, 180 p. ; 17 cm.
Contents ; Foreword ; I. The Āryans of Old Irān ; II. The Prophet ; III. The Path of Asha ; IV. Good and Evil ; V. The Religion of Action ; VI. The “Holy Immortals” ; VII. The Adorable Ones ; VIII. Some Zoroastrian Ceremonies and Customs ; IX. The Past and the Future of the Zoroastrian Religion ; Appendix: Some Selections from the Avesta.
sign.: REL-15-1-TARA-1
Trefw.: religie, zoroaster, Zarathustra, theosofie
Tio Bellido, R.
Kandinsky
Ramon Tio Bellido ; translated by Jane Brenton. – reprint. – Paris : Fernand Hazan, 1988. – 138, [6] p. : ill. ; 31 cm.
On cover: The Masterworks – short bibliography, chronology, photograph credits, list of illustrations.
sign.: RAN-1-2-KAND-8
Trefw.: kunst, Wassily Kandinsky, theosofie
Tolstoy, L
Patriotism and Christianity
by Leo Tolstoy. – London : William Reeves, 1896. – 54 p. ; 18 cm. – (Bijou Library ; No. 5)
sign.: REL-6-2-TOLS-2
Trefw.: religie, christendom
Tutin, J.R.
A spirit’s idea of happiness
preface J.R. Tutin. – London : Nichols & Co, 1898. – 344, 29 p. ; 20 cm.
Also: Ghosts : by a ghost through a writing-medium / made public by J.R. Tutin
sign.: RAN-6-1-TUTI-1
Trefw.: spiritisme, geluk
Tytler, W.
An inquiry, historical and critical, into the evidence against Mary Queen of Scots : And an examination of the histories of Dr Robertson and Mr Hume, with respect to that evidence
2nd ed., with additions. – Edinburgh : Printed for W. Drummond : Sold by him and the other Booksellers in that city, Edinburgh, And at London by W. Owen, T. Longman, T. Becket and D. Wilson, 1767. – xv, [1], 325, [1], 29, [1] p. ; 21 cm.
Pages xi-xv, 1-2 missing
sign.: RAN-9-1-TYTL-1 (BWK1)
Trefw.: Schotland, Queen Mary, geschiedenis, Engeland
Upward, A.
The discovery of the dead
by Allen Upward. – London : A.C. Fifield, 1910. – 190, 16 p. ; 20 cm.
sign.: RAN-6-1-UPWA-1
Trefw.: spiritisme, parapsychologie
Various Writers
Reminiscences of Colonel H.S. Olcott
by Various Writers ; compiled, preface by Hridaya Narain Agarwal. – Adyar : Theosophical Publishing House, 1932. – viii, 80, [1] p. : ill. ; 19 cm.
Contents: Preface, p. v ; I. (From The Letters from the Masters of the Wisdom, Second Series, Letter 26), p. 1 ; II. (From The Mahatma Letters), p. 5 ; III. By H. P. Blavatsky (From The Theosophist, August, 1931), p. 6 ; IV. Colonel Henry Steel Olcott, by Annie Besant (From The Theosophist, March, 1907), p. 12 ; V. Henry Steel Olcott, by C. W. Leadbeater (From The Theosophist, May, 1909), p. 23 ; VI. Lest We Forget, by M. R. H. (From The Theosophist, February, 1930), p. 34 ; VII. The President-Founder, by A. P. Sinnett (From Vahan, March, 1907), p. 40 ; VIII. In Memoriam, by Upendra Nath Basu (From Theosophy in India, March, 1907), p. 42 ; IX. Personal Reminiscences of Colonel H. S. Olcott, by A. P. Warrington (From The Theosophist, March, 1929), p. 46 ; X. Henry Steel Olcott, by A. Schwarz (From The Theosophist, December, 1931), p. 51 ; XI. Colonel Olcott as a Great Mesmerist, by B. Ranga Reddy, p. 59 ; XII. Some Reminiscences of Colonel Olcott, by Sarah E. Palmer (From Theosophy in India, December, 1913), p. 62 ; XIII. More Reminiscences of Colonel Olcott, by J. Harry Carnes (From The Adyar Notes and News, February 14, 1929), p. 67 ; XIV. By A. K. Sitarama Shastri, (From The Adyar Notes and News, May 24, 1928), p. 70 ; XV. Faithful unto Death, by C. W. Leadbeater (From The Theosophic Messenger, November, 1908), p. 71 ; Last Message of the President-Founder, p. 81.
sign.: THE-4-5-VARI-1d
Trefw.: theosofie, biografieën, Henry Steel Olcott, Brieven van de Meester, mahatma-brieven, geschiedenis, Theosofische Vereniging, mesmerisme
Vaughan-Lee, L.
Alchemy of light : working with the primal energies of life
Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee. – Inverness, California : The Golden Sufi Centre, 2007. – [10], 147, [5] p. ; 22 cm.
Contents: 1. Working with light, p. 1 ; 2. The light of the world, p. 15 ; 3. Consciousness and change, p. 34 ; 4. Images of life, p. 53 ; 5. Changing the dream, p. 70 ; 6. The alchemy of the archetypal world, p. 89 ; 7. Working with different dimensions, p. 110 ; 8. The waters of life, p. 128 ; Notes, p. 140 ; Bibliography, p. 144 ; Index, p. 145 ; Acknowledgments, p. 148. – notes, bibliography, index.
ISBN 9781890350130
sign.: ESO-8-1-VAUG-4
Trefw.: esoterie, alchemie, hermetica, transformatie
Waite, A.E.
Steps to the Crown
by Arthur Edward Waite. – London : Philip Wellby, 1907. – xvi, 220, [4] p. ; 18 cm.
sign.: ESO-1-1-WAIT-2
Trefw.: esoterie
Ward, J.S.M.
A subaltern in spirit land : a sequel to “Gone west”
by J.S.M. Ward. – London : William Rider & Son, 1920. – xiv, 310 p. : port. ; 20 cm.
sign.: RAN-6-1-WARD-2
Trefw.: spiritisme
Ward, M.
Planet Narnia : the seven heavens in the imagination of C.S. Lewis
Michael Ward. – Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2008. – xii, 347 p. ; 25 cm.
Contents: One. Silence, 3 ; Two. The planets, 23 ; Three. Jupiter, 42 ; Four. Mars, 77 ; Five. Sol, 100 ; Six. Luna, 121 ; Seven. Mercury, 140 ; Eight. Venus, 164 ; Nine. Saturn, 190 ; Ten. Primum Mobile, 214 ; Eleven. The music of the spheres, 223 ; Twelve. Coda, 244 ; List of abbreviations, 253 ; Notes, 255 ; Bibliography, 315 ; General index, 329 ; Biblical index, 346 ; A photo gallery follows page 126. – notes, bibliography, index.
ISBN 9780195313871
sign.: RAN-1-7-WARD-1
Trefw.: literatuur, C.S. Lewis, Narnia, planeten
Warren, S.M.
A compendium of the theological writings of Emanuel Swedenborg
by the Rev. Samuel M. Warren. – London : The Swedenborg Society, 1896. – xli, 776 p. ; 23 cm. – index.
sign.: REL-6-10-WARR-1
Trefw.: religie, christendom, mystiek, Emanuel Swedenborg, theologie
Waterhouse, J.W.
Zoroastrianism
by John W. Waterhouse ; editor’s foreword E.S.W.. – London : The Epworth Press, 1934. – 134 p. ; 19 cm. – (Great religions of the East)
Contents ; Editor’s foreword, 8 ; Preface, 9 ; Zoroaster himself, 11 ; The mission and ministry of the prophet, 25 ; The scriptures of Zoroastrianism, 42 ; Doctrine of God, 57 ; Doctrine of man, 79 ; Developments and contacts, 103 ; Appendix I—Bibliography, 126 ; Appendix II—Index of names, 129. – Appendix I—Bibliography ; Appendix II—Index of names.
sign.: REL-15-1-WATE-1
Trefw.: religie, Zoroaster
West, E.W.
Pahlavi texts : part IV Contents of the Nasks : the bundahis, bahman yast, and shâyast lâ-shâyast
translated by E.W. West ; translated by Various Oriental Scholars and edited by F. Max Müller. – Oxford : At the Clarendon Press, 1892. – xlviii, 506. ; 23 cm. – (The Sacred Books of the East ; Pahlavi texts ; Vol. XXXVII ; Part IV: Contents of the Nasks) – Index.
sign.: REL-11-18-SACR-37
Trefw.: religie
White Eagle
The living word of St John : White Eagle’s interpretation of the gospel
[White Eagle, (Spirit); Grace Cooke]. – revised ed. – Liss, Hampshire, England : The White Eagle Publishing Trust, 1981. – xii, 193 p. ; 24 cm. – subject index.
ISBN 085487044X
sign.: RAN-6-14-WHIT-16
Trefw.: White Eagle, spiritualiteit, mystiek, channeling, oude wijsheid, mediumschap, liefde, religie, Evangelie van Johannes, interpretaties
Wickland, C.A.
The gateway of understanding
by Carl A. Wickland ; in collaboration with Nelle M. Watt, Celia L. Goerz. – Los Angeles, California : National Psychological Institute, 1934. – xx, 313 p. : portr. ; 20 cm.
sign.: RAN-6-1-WICK-3
Trefw.: spiritisme
Wilberforce, B.
The message of Archdeacon Wilberforce : a summary of the teaching found in his sermons and discourses
by A Member of the Congregation of St John’s, Westminster. – London : Philip Wellby, 1905. – 62, [2] p. ; 18 cm.
sign.: REL-6-6-WILB-1
Trefw.: religie, christendom, christelijke mystiek
Williams, J.
Barddas ; or, A collection of original documents, illustrative of the theology, wisdom, and usages of the bardo-druidic system of the isle of Britain ; 1
with translations and notes by the Rev. J. Williams Ab Ithel. – Llandovery ; London : D.J. Roderic ; Longman & Co, 1862. – lxxxv, 425 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. – (Barddas ; Vol. I)
At head of title: Y gwir yn erbyn y byd ; “Published for the Welch MSS. Society.” ; Parallel text in Welsh and English ; Y gwir yn erbyn y byd. ; I’r beirdd, derwyddon, ac ofyddion, ; y cyflwynir ; y casgliad hwn o wybodau a defodau ; Barddas yr Ynys Gymru, ; gan eu ffyddlawn wasanaethwr, ; Ab Ithel, B.B.D. ; Yn enw Duw a phob daioni.
sign.: REL-17-2-WILL-3I
Trefw.: religie, druiden, Kelten
Barddas ; or, A collection of original documents, illustrative of the theology, wisdom, and usages of the bardo-druidic system of the isle of Britain ; 2
with translations and notes by the Rev. J. Williams Ab Ithel. – London : Bernard Quaritch, 1874. – 168 p. ; 23 cm. – (Barddas ; Vol. II)
At head of title: Y gwir yn erbyn y byd ; This fragment of the unfinished second volume was found in the stock of the late Mr. Rees of Llandovery, after it was purchased by Bernard Quaritch, 15 Piccadilly, London
sign.: REL-17-2-WILL-3II
Trefw.: religie, druiden, Kelten
Williamson, T.
Ley lines in question
Tom Williamson, Liz Bellamy. – Kingswood : World’s Work, 1983. – 232 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Contents: Acknowledgements, 7 ; Foreword, 9 ; 1. The straight line mystery, 11 ; 2. Before the Romans came to Rye, 30 ; 3. Moats, mounds and Masons, 72 ; 4. A question of figures, 94 ; 5. Distant memories, 110 ; 6. Ley hunting, 132 ; 7. The hidden landscape, 148 ; 8. Roads to Arcady, 171 ; 9. Patterns in the past, 185 ; 10. Paths to the present, 202 ; Notes, 216 ; Bibliography, 221 ; Index, 225. – notes, bibliography, index.
ISBN 0437192059
sign.: RAN-6-10-WILL-1
Trefw.: radiesthesie, leylijnen
Willis, M.
Tibet : life, myth and art
Michael Willis ; foreword by His Holiness the Dalai Lama. – London : Duncan Baird Publishers, 1999. – 144 p. : ill. ; 27 cm. – (Life, myth and art ; Tibet)
Contents: Foreword by His Holiness the Dalai Lama, 6 ; Image and imagination, 8 ; The soul of Tibet, 10 ; The Tsangpo River, 14 ; The story of Tibet, 16 ; The holy city: Lhasa, 20 ; The art of Tibet, 24 ; The spirit in the smoke, 28 ; The sacred cosmos, 30 ; Spirit, space, and enlightenment, 32 ; Unfolding cosmic space, 34 ; The cosmic circle, 38 ; The architecture of enlightenment: Samye, 40 ; City of shrines: Gyantse, 42 ; Forms of the Chorten, 46 ; Moving in sacred space, 48 ; Seeking solitude and retreat, 50 ; Malevolent realms, 54 ; Disease, danger, and demons, 56 ; Charms and amulets, 60 ; Invoking the divine, 62 ; Music and ritual, 64 ; Sacred sound, 68 ; The path of the Mani, 70 ; The all-powerful ten, 72 ; Recording the Dharma, 74 ; Decorated book covers, 76 ; Prayer wheels and banners of victory, 78 ; The sacred word, 82 ; Perfected beings, perfected worlds, 84 ; The cosmic Buddhas, 86 ; A gallery of Buddhas, 88 ; Temples of the Dharma: Alchi, 90 ; Compassionate heroes, 92 ; Avalokiteshvara, the many-armed Lord, 96 ; Goddesses of wisdom, 98 ; Auspicious emblems, 100 ; The union of wisdom and compassion, 102 ; The way of a Tantric Master, 106 ; Saints and sages, 108 ; Resting place of a saint, 110 ; The transmission of wisdom, 112 ; Seats of wisdom, 114 ; Compassion incarnate, 116 ; The Priest-King, 118 ; Deities fierce and powerful, 120 ; The terrible protectors, 122 ; The glorious goddess, 124 ; The realm of the gods, 126 ; The cruel wanderers, 128 ; Dancing Lords of Death, 130 ; Rites of the cemetery, 132 ; The way through the afterworld, 134 ; Glossary, 136 ; Further reading, 137 ; Index, 138 ; Picture credits, 144. – glossary, further reading, index, picture credits.
ISBN 190013103X
sign.: REL-12-3-WILL-1
Trefw.: religie, boeddhisme, Tibet, tibetaans-boeddhisme, mythologie, kunst
Woodhouse, C.W.
The use and value of the writings of the ancient fathers, considered as auxiliary to the proof of the truth of the Christian religion, and to the elucidation of its doctrines : a dissertation which obtained the Hulsean prize for the year M. DCCC. XLI
by Charles Wright Woodhouse. – Cambridge ; London : J. & J.J. Deighton, & T. Stevenson ; John W. Parker , 1842. – x, 134 p. ; 23 cm.
Printed at the University Press
sign.: REL-6-6-WOOD-1
Trefw.: religie, christendom, kerkvaders