Volume XV
L index
Labarum:
Eusebius invented, IX 205 fn.
(227 fn.)
standard of
Constantine, XIV 148
symbolism of, XIV
148-49, 151,
154-55
Labor:
resources and, XI
153-54
Laborers:
effect of
machines on, VIII 64 (86)
Labre, Saint Benoit:
canonization of, lit
243-44
Lacedaemonians:
Pherecydes predicted capture of, XIII
238
Lachares:
despoiled
Athaena, XII 299
Lachaud:
counsel for
Leymarie, I 195
Lacour, P. (1778-1859):
XIV 112
- Aelohim ou les Dieux de Moise:
on celestial hosts, XIV 326
Lacour,
biog., XIII 389
Lacroix, Claude (1652-1714):
on Palmistry, IX 298
bio-bibliog., IX 441
Lactantius (260?-325):
Earth's rotundity unknown to, XIV 43
on lamps & sun, XI 82
taught Earth was a plane, XIII 90,
338
on wisdom, XII 311
- Divinarum Institutionum . . . .:
on Satan, X 149-50
- Divine Institutes [tr.]:
on Chrēstians, VIII 175 fn.
bibliog., VIII 462; X 424
Ladd, George T. (1842-1921):
- Elements of Physiological
Psychology:
on atoms as beings, XII 365
on memory in each organ, XII 365,
367-68
on mind as Real Being, XII 350,
357-58, 361-62
on physical basis of mind, XII 353
science cannot dictate to metaphysics,
XII 366
Unit-Being of, is Mind-Ego of
occultist, XII 368
bio-bibliog., XII 753
Ladies' Association . . . .:
seeks to convert Indians to Gospel, VI
167, 168
Lady's Pictorial:
on Anna Kingsford, IX 91 & fn,
on Lucifer, X 236
Laghima[n] (
II 119
sunbeams and, VII 274-75
Lagrange, J.L, (1736-1813):
on narrowing planetary orbits, XIV
230
bio-bibliog., XIV 540
Arya Samaj & disgraceful attitude to
chela, IV 474 et seq.
on "Shylocks" of, IV 467-78
Lahul:
British, & missionaries, III 419
Laing, Samuel (1810-1897):
- Modern Science and Modern
Thought:
on Genesis, IX 238
A Modern Zoroastrian:
IX 73 fn.
bio-bibliog., IX 441
Laksha (Sk.):
Max Miiller's "fish," XIII 109
Lakshmi:
compared to Venus-Aphrodite, VIII
19; XII 168 (178)
goddess of fortune, XIIl 109
Lalande, Joseph (1732-1807):
- Astronomie:
on meaning of term aux, VIII 365 fn.
bibliog., VIII 462
Lalitavistara:
IV 418
on Buddha studying 63 alphabets, V
304
life story of Buddha, II 134
Lillie misinterprets, III 397
Mitra translates, V 13 (41)
bibliog., III 513; IV 654; V 365
Lama(s) [Tib. bLa-ma]:
Bodhisattvas or chang-chubs and, VI
110-11
Christian pilgrim steals from, VIII 30
death of, mourned by Russian
Christians, VIII 28-29
do not wear yellow robes, I 240 fn.
early Bφn sects and, XIV 427
eldest son in Tibet becomes, IV 160
female succession of, exist, IV 16 fn.
forefathers from idyllic Gobi centre,
XIII 330
Tarachan, & H.P.B, VI 294
Initiated, moved in Budda Spirit, XIII
330
marriage of, permitted before Tsong-
khapa, IV 16
meaning of, III 178 fn.
mesmerizes chela to elicit truth, IV
313
mistreated by Hue, III 182-83
Piha is seat of initiating, XIV 126
reform of Tibetan, XIV 427-28
reveres others' prayers, III 182
self-levitated, VIII 136
split after Tsong-kha-pa, XIV 427
succession legends, XI V 452 fn.
theory of, origin, XIII 330
Tibetan Chohan-, Buddhist member
of T.S., III 398
tonsure knife allegory, XIV 451 & fn.
Yellow Cap, never perform
phenomena publicly, IV 160
See also Bφn(s); Gelukpas
Lamad:
"God-taught," III 178
Lamaism:
anthropomorphic God not in, III
179 fn.
beliefs of, VI 111-12
Csoma de Kφrφs knew only exoteric,
VI 272
degenerates into fetishism, IV 15
Druses and, III 177-87
esoteric & popular, differ, IV 14 fn.
hierarchy of incarnations in, III 185
Kalmucks and, VI 293; VIII 28-29
magical schools of, III 183
Lamaseries:
of Bon sorcerers, VI 198
ιlite of, are fetish worshipers, VI 198
Lamb:
as Aja, X 254
in Christian symbolism, XIV 321, 397
dove and, VII 110
emblem of Life & Light, XIII 323
of God, & lamb-cutlet, III 330
as logos, VII 257
sacrifice of, cp. with Purusha's
disappearance, XIV 397
Lamballe, Princesse de (1749-1792):
Saint-Germain and, III 129
bio-bibliog., III 513
Lambert, Franz:
essays on ancient Egypt
recommended, X 62
Le Lotus article,
X 48 (55 & fn.)
bibliog., X 424
Lambert, Louis
(1835-1910):
IX 314
on Jesuits, IX 295, 304
Lambeth Palace:
IX 5 fn.
Archbishop of Canterbury and, X 93
episcopal conclave at, X 107
Lamedh:
Bible symbol in word Ēl, XIV 208
an ox-goad symbol, XIV 207
Lames:
bear Runic characters of Tarot, XIII 240
Lamh:
a hand, III 178 fn.
Lampridus (fl. 3rd C.):
- Alexander Severus:
on bust of Apollonius, XIV 135
See also Scriptores Historiae Augustae
Lamps:
as symbols of sun, XI 82
Lampsakano:
errors of, I 239-41
Lam-rim-then-mo:
See Tsong-kha-pa
Lancashire Evening Post (Lancaster):
on "The Talking Image of Urur," XI
46
Lancaster:
Lankester and, I 222
The Lancet.
on electricity in humans, III 23
Lander:
on Mandan superstitions, II 173
Landscape(s):
desecrated by man, XIII 181
Lane, E W. (1801-1876):
- An Account of the . . . Modern
Egyptians:
on Egyptian spirits, VI 169
bibliog., VI 439
Lane, Michael Angelo:
treachery of, & T.S., XI 551 et seq.;
XII 582
Lane-Fox, Saint George (1816-1896):
Arya Samaj talk on religious reform,
XIV 117 fn.
on authority of inner truth, XIV
117 fn.
Langley, S.P. (1834-1906):
on ether & radiant energy, IV 221
bio-bibliog., IV 655
Language(s):
Aeolic, Attic & Oscan, V 302
Alchemist's, a blind, XIV 168
alphabets & numerals in Occult, XIV
95-102, 181, 192
ancient, invented by gods, XIV 96,
196 & fn.
ante-Poseidonian, XIII 320
Arts of past and, XIII 320
colors and, VII 64
Demotic & Hieratic, V 221, 297
esoteric interpretation of Sanskrit,
XIV 181, 196 & fn.
Esoteric, related to Tower of Babel
myth, XIV 181
foreign, spoken in hypnotic trance, III
43-44
of Fourth & 5th races, V 216
of gods, V 199, 208; XIV 196 fn.
of gods & men, VII 264
Greek & Latin, will be spoken again,
V 303
Hebrew, not ancient, XIV 180, 196
& fn.
Jews & Christians rely on dead, XIV
172
keys to Universal, XIV 181, 192
knowing all, without study, XIV 134
& fn.
of men called Laukika, XIII 107
monosyllabic. of Eten tribe
understood by Chinese, II 337
mother of modern, V 198
no written, with Incas, II 334
obscure, of occult teachings clarified,
IV 374 et seq.
once a Universal, XIV 169, 181, 183,
192, 196 fn.
Pelasgian, akin to Sanskrit, V 301
relation of, to ideas, IX 250-51
root-, of 1st, 2nd & 3rd races, V 216
sacerdotal, & Vach, V 298
Sanskrit the most perfect, XIV
196 fn.
secret, was once universal, V 297, 306;
XIII 153-54
similarity of Chaldaic & Gaelic, XIV
258 fn.
sound of some, & occult effects, XII 642
symbolic, of high priests, I 131
symbolic, very ancient, I 126
on Vaidic, XIII 106-09, 315-16
Western, limited regarding
metaphysics, I 332, 360
See also Greek; Hebrew; Mystery
Language; Sanskrit etc.
Lanka:
See Ceylon
Lankavatara Sutra:
debates on Nirvana in, XIV 416 & fn.
refutation of nihilism in, XIV 416 fn.
bibliog., XIV 540
Lankester:
-Donkin alliance & Slade, I 222 et
seq., 318
Slade and, I 228
Lanoo:
or Buddhist disciple, IX 158; XII 505
See also Chela(s); Disciples)
La Lanterne:
journal of the insulters, VII 323 fn.
(338 fn.)
Laomedon:
Priam's father, XIII 100 fn.
Lao Tse or Lao Tze:
See Lao Tzu
Lao Tzu (fl. 6th C. B.C):
alluded to Sacred Island, III 420
on Emptiness, III 423
invocation of, figure, XIV 20
more spiritual than Confucius, I 108
Lapide, Cornelius (1567-1637):
VIII 12 q.
on "creatura," VII 46-47
on elements, VII 47
"master of all Biblical commentators,"
XIV 216
on seven "Golden Candlesticks," XIV
329
- Commentarius Apocalypse:
on renovation of animals, VII 21
- Cornelius a Lapide's Great
Commentary:
on angels as stars, XIV 216, 319, 328
bio-bibliog., VII 379
bibliog., XIV 541
Laplace, Pierre Simon, Marquis de
(17491827):
V 150; VIII 65 (87)
- Exposition du systθme du
monde:
on celestial change, XIV 230
bio-bibliog., XIV 541
Lapouge, George V. de
(1854-1909):
discovery of, XIII 112
bio-bibliog., XIII 389
Lapps:
in Finnish myths, X 145
Finns &, on the dead, II 173
Lara, D.E. de:
founding member of T.S., I 124
biog., I 491
Lardner, Dr. N. (1684-1768):
low opinion of Eusebius, IV 363
nine reasons of, & Eusebius, XI
404-05
Lares:
definition., VII 191
as idols & fetishes, VII 215
Larva(e):
disembodied souls of depraved, VI
195
on earthbound, VI 195-96
play as spirits, V 18 (47)
at sιances, I 293, 32930
or spook as Kama-rupa, XII 609 fn.
as terrestrial principle doesn't
reincarnate, VII 198
three classes of, VI 195-96
Umbrae and, VI 188
See also Kama-rupa
Lassa, Vic de (1826-?):
story of, I 151 et seq.
Lassen, Christian (1800-1876):
Buddha's death and, V 255
Alterthumskunde:
dates Kailasa Buddhist monastery,
XIV 442 fn.
bio-bibliog., XIV 541-42
Lateran Council:
See Church Counci