The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine, Том 5Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1835 |
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... of their applications . The doctrine that elementary fire is the animating principle of nature ,. is by no means new . It was transmitted from the sages of Chaldea , and Egypt , to the Greek philosophers , who resorted to 1835. ] 7 Life .
... of their applications . The doctrine that elementary fire is the animating principle of nature ,. is by no means new . It was transmitted from the sages of Chaldea , and Egypt , to the Greek philosophers , who resorted to 1835. ] 7 Life .
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... means by which he was to gain admission to the Heaven from which they were unhappily excluded . Thus the far- ther agency of these imaginary beings in the moral and religious instruc- tion of mankind , became unnecessary ; and the ...
... means by which he was to gain admission to the Heaven from which they were unhappily excluded . Thus the far- ther agency of these imaginary beings in the moral and religious instruc- tion of mankind , became unnecessary ; and the ...
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... means , in short , which were prescribed to the neophyte of purely human origin , who aspired to the glories and delights of cabalistic wisdom . Such were the necromancers , of whom these marvels are recorded . The divine Apollonius ...
... means , in short , which were prescribed to the neophyte of purely human origin , who aspired to the glories and delights of cabalistic wisdom . Such were the necromancers , of whom these marvels are recorded . The divine Apollonius ...
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... means they resorted to , in order to accomplish this malicious object , are described in the few caba- listic writings that remain , in terms of such transcendental mysticism and obscurity , that it is extremely difficult even to form a ...
... means they resorted to , in order to accomplish this malicious object , are described in the few caba- listic writings that remain , in terms of such transcendental mysticism and obscurity , that it is extremely difficult even to form a ...
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... means of betraying man was , therefore , through the well - meant agency of the Gnomes , with whom they were permitted to have communication . The Rosicrucian sages conceived it to be one of the highest duties to assist their elemental ...
... means of betraying man was , therefore , through the well - meant agency of the Gnomes , with whom they were permitted to have communication . The Rosicrucian sages conceived it to be one of the highest duties to assist their elemental ...
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