- senses. The term
occult sciences was used in 16th-century
Europe to
refer to astrology, alchemy, and
natural magic. The term
occultism emerged in 19th-century...
- Manfred. "SF,
Occult Sciences, and **** Myths".
Science Fiction Studies. 1 (3): 190. Nagl, Manfred. "SF,
Occult Sciences, and **** Myths".
Science Fiction Studies...
-
beyond pure
reason and the
physical sciences. The
terms esoteric and
arcane can also be used to
describe the
occult, in
addition to
their meanings unrelated...
-
Historians have
traditionally blamed Rudolf's
preoccupation with the arts,
occult sciences, and
other personal interests for the
political disasters of his reign...
- ['esotericism' (French: l'esotérisme) and '
occultism' (French: l'occultisme)]
roughly covered the
traditional '
occult sciences' and a wide
range of
religious phenomena...
-
accused of
worshipping that
subsequently became incorporated into
various occult and
Western esoteric traditions. The name
Baphomet appeared in
trial transcripts...
-
Occult Science in
Medicine is a book by the
German doctor and
theosophist Franz Hartmann (1838-1912),
published in 1893. The aim of the book was to raise...
- on the
legacy of
Anton LaVey through "the
study of
Satanism and the
occult sciences". For over a
decade the
church operated The 600 Club, a now-defunct...
- the
manifestations and
magic of
trafficking with ****; divinations,
occult sciences, grimoires, marvels, errors, prejudices, traditions, folktales, the...
- hand in the 1903
Encyclopaedia of Superstitions, Folklore, and the
Occult Sciences. The 1907
edition of Hoyle's
Games refers to the hand as
jacks and...