 | Literary and Philosophical Society of Liverpool - 1866 - 460 pages
...countrymen Robert Fludd, the famous physician and philosopher (1574-1637), and Dr. Henry More (1614-1687) ; and that these men, after restlessly searching for...philosophy will readily be admitted. The claims of the Kabbalah, however, are not restricted to the literary I. 182 man and the philosopher : the poet too... | |
 | Hebrew literature - 1879 - 322 pages
...Robert Fludd, the famous physician and philosopher (1574—1637); and Dr. Henry More (1614—1687); and that these men, after restlessly searching for...philosophy will readily be admitted. The claims of the Kabbalah, however, are not restricted to the literary man and the philosopher ; the poet, too, will... | |
 | Hargrave Jennings - Rosicrucians - 1879 - 442 pages
...the greatest attention of both the philosopher and the theologian. " The thinkers of the past days, after restlessly searching for a scientific system...them the ' deepest depths ' of the Divine Nature, and approve to the understanding the real lie which binds all things together, found the craving of their... | |
 | Cabala - 1912 - 388 pages
...countrymen, Robert Fludd, the famous physician and philosopher (1574-1637) ; and Dr. Henry More (1614-1687); and that these men, after restlessly searching for...philosophy will readily be admitted. The claims of the Kabbalah, however, are not restricted to the literary man and the philosopher ; the poet too will find... | |
 | Christian David Ginsburg - Cabala - 1920 - 170 pages
...countrymen Bobert Fludd, the famous physician and philosopher (1574-1637), and Dr. Henry More (1614-1687) ; and that these men, after restlessly searching for...philosophy will readily be admitted. The claims of the Kabbalah, however, are not restricted to the literary a I. man and the philosopher : the poet too will... | |
 | Michael Gomes - Religion - 1987 - 268 pages
...Agrippa, Robert Fludd, Henry More, etc. etc. etc., all of whom have ever been searching for a system that should disclose to them the 'deepest depths' of the...them the real tie which binds all things together. " The cravings of her mind had been satisfied by "this theosophy taught by the Angels." She goes on... | |
 | Paul Foster Case - Body, Mind & Spirit - 1989 - 368 pages
...thinkers in Christendom in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, claims the greatest attention. These men, after restlessly searching for a scientific...found the cravings of their minds satisfied by this theosophy.i The Fanw says the instruction received by Brother CR at Fez included Qabalah, and intimates... | |
 | Helena Petrovna Blavatsky - Literary Collections - 2003 - 674 pages
...Cornelius Agrippa, Robert Fludd Henry More etc etc all of whom have ever been searching for a system, that should disclose to them the "deepest depths" of the...them the real tie which binds all things together. I found at last— and many years ago— the cravings of my mind satisfied by this theosophy2 taught... | |
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... of the divine nature, and show them the real tie which binds all things together, found the cravings of their minds satisfied by this theosophy, the claims of the Kabbalah on the attention of students in literature and philosophy will readily be admitted.... 