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...[[Ernest Temple Hargrove]]. The editor was [[Clement Acton Griscom, Jr.]] It was published in New York from 1903 to 1938. Each year, beginning in 1929, ...I - volume XXXV, July, 1903 - October, 1938''. Kent, Ohio: Quarterly Book Dept., 1966.</ref> ...

...limited to only a few people because it is difficult to understand, and/or it is simply “of special, rare or unusual interest.” The word comes from roots ...ally to all religions, exclusively to none. … It does not bring the Light. It only says: ‘Behold the Light!’ ” <ref>''Esoteric Christianity, or The Lesse ...

...last Convention have traveled in the Section over 23,000 miles, 20,000 of it by automobile, and they have contacted 119 lodges, many of which had seen n Lt. Col. Pieter Roest, chief of MacArthur's political affairs division, made it clear in a talk with Japanese newsmen that he was making a distinction betw ...

...dom, the wisdom of God or the gods, or wisdom in things divine. Since 1875 it is best known as the teachings of [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky]] and the [[T ...iterature'', (London: Theosophical History Centre, 1988)</ref> showed that it is only with the third-generation Neo-Platonist Porphyry (234–305) that we ...

...ave accepted it, in order to hand it over to the Theosophical Society, and it forms a very valuable addition to the Headquarters' property, completing th ...d taken place in the material affairs of Headquarters, Adyar, for in April it was incorporated into the Municipality of Madras. Being listed as a religio ...

...o jail. This is a mighty test between labor and capital, and we will fight it to the finish."<ref>Quoted in Papke, ''The Pullman Case'', 44.</ref> The fo ...d copies of dailies [newspapers] containing column reports of the lecture. It was by far the largest audience that ever assembled in New York to hear a t ...