-
forms by his two
students Louis Claude de Saint-Martin and Jean-Baptiste
Willermoz. The term
Martinism applies to both this
particular doctrine and the teachings...
- at the
Convent of Lyon in
France under the
leadership of Jean-Baptiste
Willermoz, who
served as the
primary architect and
driving force behind its formation...
- Jean-Baptiste
Willermoz (10 July 1730 – 29 May 1824) was a
French Freemason and
Martinist who pla**** an
important role in the
establishment of various...
-
Prince Charles of Hesse-K****el, and the Martinists,
under Jean-Baptiste
Willermoz. The only
dissenting voices to
mystical higher grades were
Johann Joachim...
- Pierre-Jacques
Willermoz (28
August 1735 – 26 June 1799) was an 18th-century
French physician and chemist. Pierre-Jacques
Willermoz was the son of Claude...
- lost, and
Willermoz then
decided to use a
Masonic body as a
vehicle for the
inner and
secret teachings of the
Order of Elus Cohens.
Willermoz was a pragmatic...
-
leader through the
Masonic system established by
Willermoz shortly after death his master.
Besides Willermoz and Saint-Martin, the last
known personal disciple...
-
Nicolas Rétif de la
Bretonne Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin Jean-Baptiste
Willermoz Frank Paul Bowman, "Illuminism", in
Peter France, ed., The New Oxford...
-
Illustration of the '
Willermoz' pear by
Alexandre Bivort from
Album de
Pomologie (1848–1852)...
-
initiator and
friend of Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin and Jean-Baptiste
Willermoz.
Martinez de Pasqually,
whose biography is
continually being researched...
