- Saint-Martin
himself ever
founded a
formalised Order of
Martinists. For example, 20th-century
Martinist author Robert Ambelain initially claimed that Saint-Martin...
- Paschalis, or de
Pasqually (c. 1700-1774), and
therewith founded an
Order of
Martinists called l'Ordre des Supérieurs Inconnus. He
claimed to have been given...
-
representing the Antichrist. The most
prolific and
effective of the anti-
Martinists went by the
colourful sobriquet, "the
renowned Cavaliero Pasquill". Pasquill...
- Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel and
their host
Prince Charles of Hesse-K****el, and the
Martinists,
under Jean-Baptiste Willermoz. The only
dissenting voices to mystical...
-
concept of a
Great Architect of the
Universe also
occurs in Martinism.
Martinists hold that
while it is
possible to "invoke" him, it is not to
adore him...
-
esotericism which developed in nineteenth-century France,
especially in the Neo-
Martinist environment.
According to the
historian of
esotericism Antoine Faivre...
- was
initiated as a Rose-Croix
Order Kabalistique and in the
Traditional Martinist Order in Europe. On
August 2, 1939, he was
elected by the
Board of Directors...
-
Milton Park: Routledge. ISBN 9781317201847. Ambelain,
Robert (1971). "
Martinists". Man, Myth &
Magic 62. London: Punrell. pp. 1746–47. Clelland, Stewart...
-
works formed groups of
Friends of St. Martin,
which later became known as
Martinists. Note biográfique
Archived 2011-07-15 at the
Wayback Machine http://www...
- 1918) was a
French novelist and
Rosicrucian who
later briefly joined the
Martinist order led by
Papus (Gérard Encausse). His
father was a
journalist who...
