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Esoteric Christianity, or The Lesser Mysteries

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[122] Vol XII. Stromata, bk. V. ch. iv.
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[124] Book I. of Against Celsus is found in Vol. X. of the Ante-Nicene Library. The remaining books are in Vol. XXIII.
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[125] Vol. X. Origen against Celsus, bk. I. ch. vii.
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[127] Ex. xxv. 40, xxvi. 30, and compare with Heb. viii. 5, and ix. 25.
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[128]Origen against Celsus, bk. IV. ch. xvi.
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[133] Vol. XXIII. Origen against Celsus, bk. V. ch. xxv.
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[143] Vol. X. Origen against Celsus, bk. I., ch. xvii, and others.
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[145] Vol. X. De Principiis, Preface, p. 8.
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[148]Loc. cit. ch. i. sec. III. p. 55.
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[149]Ibid. ch. I. Sec. III. pp. 55, 56.
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[151] "Seems to have been" is a somewhat weak expression, after what is said by Clement and Origen, of which some specimens are given in the text.
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[153] Article on "Mysticism."—Encyc. Britan.
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[154] Article "Mysticism." Encyclopædia Britannica.
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[156] Obligation must be here acknowledged to the Article "Mysticism," in the Encyc. Brit., though that publication is by no means responsible for the opinions expressed.
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[157]The Mysteries of Magic. Trans. by A. E. Waite, pp. 58 and 60.

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