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'''Aristotle''' (Greek: Ἀριστοτέλης; 384–322 BC) was a Greek philosopher and scientist born in the city of Stagira, Chalkidice, Greece. [[Category:Nationality Greek]]

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'''Ammonius Saccas''' (Greek: Ἀμμώνιος Σακκᾶς; fl. 3rd century AD) was a Greek philosopher from Alexandria who is often referred to as one of the founders [[Category:Nationality Greek|Ammonius Saccas]]

...[[H. P. Blavatsky]] he was an Initiate into the Mysteries and the greatest Greek philosopher. [[Category:Nationality Greek|Plato]]

[[Category:Nationality English|Taylor, Thomas]] [[Category:Greek language scholars|Taylor, Thomas]]

...ical)|''The Platonist'']]. His periodical mostly comprised translations of Greek works by [[Alexander Wilder]] and [[Thomas Taylor]]. Johnson collected and translated Greek texts, and became a recognized authority on Plato and the Neoplatonists.

...on Banks, near Edinburgh, on [[March 17]], 1821. As a teenager he studied Greek, Latin, and science. When twenty years old he moved to London. In 1844 he [[Category:Nationality English|Wyld, George]]

......she saw before her, time after time, the astral figure of a dark man (a Greek who belongs to the Brotherhood of our Masters), who urged her to write unde [[Category:Nationality Indian|Khandalavala, N. D.]]

.... Remember, it was in 1850, and in Turkey. Then I had the man carried to a Greek hotel over the way, where he was recognised and taken sufficiently care of, ...h the other lucky survivors. Medical care and shelter were provided by the Greek government, and finally, an offer of free passage to their destinations or

In 1887, doubts drove her out of the Greek Church, and she found herself deprived of the help of religion, torn with a [[Category:Nationality Russian|Kamensky, Anna]]

...Genius" who gives instruction regarding the symbolism of the tablet in the Greek Pilgrim's Progress is corresponds with the Augoeides, or Holy Guardian Ange [[Category:Nationality English|Steiger, Isabelle de]]

...hort stories, ranging through the mythologies of the world (Celtic, Norse, Greek, Roman, Taoist, Buddhist, etc.), were gathered in ''The Dragon Path: Collec [[Category:Nationality Welsh|Morris, Kenneth]]

...dyar, Chennai, India in 2009. Translated into Portuguese, French, German, Greek, Croatian, Polish, Russian and Spanish. ...y Pilgrim Books, Varanasi, India in 2003. Translated into French, Italian, Greek, Turkish.

His French works were translated into Spanish, Italian, Romanian, Russian, Greek, Polish, German, and English. Some of his books and pamphlets were: ...sophias'' [Greece]: Henōsis Hellēnikon Theosophikōn Stoōn, 1925. 34 pages. Greek. Translated from French by Hēvē Kougia.

...ke Maggiore in southern Switzerland, beginning in 1933. The name "Eranos" (Greek for "banquet") was proposed by the historian of religion Rudolf Otto. She i * Károly Kerényi (Greek mythology)

...k: Elliott B. Page & Co., 1899. Subtitled "a verbatim translation from the Greek". Available at [https://archive.org/details/sermononmountoth00prys Internet [[Category:Nationality American|Pryse, James Morgan]]

At Point Loma Dr. Edge taught Latin and Greek, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Geology. He also conducted classes in [[Category:Nationality English|Edge, Henry T.]]

...ers and a sister as teachers in the district schools. He studied Latin and Greek to prepare for college, ...most for me. It is he who made the excellent ''Index'', who corrected the Greek, Latin, and Hebrew words, suggested quotations and wrote the greater part o

...om incorporates peacocks, an important symbol in Islamic, Ancient Persian, Greek and Christian cultures representing purity, truth, wisdom and immortality. [[Category:Nationality Canadian|Sturdy, E. T.]]

<br>Pythagoras of Samos (c. 570 BC – c. 495 BC) was an Ionian Greek pre-Socratic philosopher, mathematician, and founder of the spiritual movem ...d in search of knowledge and after many years of travel he returned to the Greek world and was initiated into mystery cults in Greece and Crete before final