Louis Jacolliot (31 October 1837 – 30 October 1890) was a French barrister, colonial judge, author and lecturer. Born in Charolles, Saône-et-Loire, he...
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Mu (mythical lost continent) (section Louis Jacolliot)
soon rise from the Pacific and will be inhabited by the Kosmon race. Louis Jacolliot was a French attorney, judge, and occultist who specialized in the...
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The first published mention of 'Agartha' appears to have been by Louis Jacolliot in his book Les Fils du Dieu (1873), in which he claimed that Brahmin...
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and that nineteenth-century French colonial administrator and writer Louis Jacolliot insisted on their existence. In the first edition of Anton LaVey's...
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driving the population to their deaths was spread by a French judge, Louis Jacolliot, who dabbled in the occult and had a grudge against Laval and wanted...
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Thapar, these were not codes of law but social and ritual texts. A Louis Jacolliot translation of the Calcutta version of "Law of Manu" was reviewed by...
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Honoré Laval (redirect from Louis Jacques Laval)
la brochure de M. L. Jacolliot, Brest,France: J.B. Lefournier Ainé, 1871 Introduction to Occult Science in India by Louis Jacolliot [1919] at sacred-texts...
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cataclysmic event. It was first conceived by 19th-century French thinker Louis Jacolliot as a land ruled by an Ethiopian ruler; Alexandre Saint-Yves d'Alveydre...
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Stifter's Indian Summer, Byron's Manfred and Twain's Tom Sawyer. A Louis Jacolliot translation of the Calcutta version of the ancient Hindu text called...
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Paray-le-Monial, La Clayette... Charolles was the birthplace of: Louis Jacolliot (1837–1890), author Albert Roux (born 1935) and Michel Roux (1941-2020)...
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shrine in Srinagar. Kersten additionally draws on earlier material by Louis Jacolliot, Andreas Faber-Kaiser, and German novelist Siegfried Obermeier (1983)...
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Anthologies) Jean Hyppolite – translator of Hegel and popularized his work Louis Jacolliot – translator of the Kural Georges Jean-Aubry Pierre-Eugène Lamairesse...
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Charles Féré, who had concerns about "degeneration" issues; and to Louis Jacolliot's Les Lois de Manou, which became for Nietzsche the "classical [case]...
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1854 Pierre-Eugène Lamairesse Thirukural in French Pondicherry 1867 Louis Jacolliot Paris (A Lacroix) 1876 G. Barrigue de Fontainieu Le Livre de l'amour...
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was an account of the Vril-ya, an angelic subterranean master race. Louis Jacolliot's novel God's Sons (1873) is credited as the origin of the word A(s)gartha...
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Enciclopedică, rendering works by Thomas Bailey Aldrich, Louis Henri Boussenard, Henry de Graffigny, Louis Jacolliot and others. Under contract with Adevărul (1899)...
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Jacob Jens Peter Jacobsen Louis Jacolliot Henry James William James Leander Starr Jameson Joseph Jastrow Morris Jastrow, Jr. Louis de Jaucourt Jean Leon Jaurès...
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Pierre-Eugène Lamairesse (1867), G. Fontaineu de Barrigue (1889), Dumast, Louis Jacolliot, and Alain Daniélou (1942). Gnanou Diagou translated the entire work...
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March. Gould, Rupert. (1943). The Stargazer Talks. Geoffrey Boles. Jacolliot, Louis. (1953). Mystics & Magicians of India: An Anthology. Susil Gupta. Parrish...
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