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Isis Unveiled, Volume I: Science

H. P. Blavatsky · 1877 · 291,023 words

Blavatsky’s first great work, “a master-key to the mysteries of ancient and modern science and theology”: volume one, on the hidden powers of nature and the limits of materialist science.

Editor’s note: this book reflects the racial and cultural assumptions of its time, which Olytis does not share. It is offered for its historical and spiritual content.

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Isis Unveiled

A MASTER-KEY

TO THE

Mysteries of Ancient and Modern

SCIENCE AND THEOLOGY.

BY

H. P. BLAVATSKY,
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY OF THE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.

“Cecy est un livre de bonne Foy.”—Montaigne.

Vol. I.—SCIENCE.

FOURTH EDITION.

NEW YORK:
J. W. BOUTON, 706 BROADWAY.
LONDON: BERNARD QUARITCH.
1878.

Copyright, by
J. W. BOUTON.
1877.

Trow’s
Printing and Bookbinding Co.,
PRINTERS AND BOOKBINDERS,
205-213 East 12th. St.,
NEW YORK.

THE AUTHOR

Dedicates these Volumes
TO THE
THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY,
WHICH WAS FOUNDED AT NEW YORK, A.D. 1875,
To Study the Subjects on which they Treat.

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Contents

  1. Isis Unveiled
  2. Preface
  3. Before the Veil (part 1)
  4. Before the Veil (part 2)
  5. Chapter I (part 1)
  6. Chapter I (part 2)
  7. Chapter II (part 1)
  8. Chapter II (part 2)
  9. Chapter III
  10. Chapter IV
  11. Chapter V (part 1)
  12. Chapter V (part 2)
  13. Chapter VI (part 1)
  14. Chapter VI (part 2)
  15. Chapter VII (part 1)
  16. Chapter VII (part 2)
  17. Chapter VIII (part 1)
  18. Chapter VIII (part 2)
  19. Chapter IX (part 1)
  20. Chapter IX (part 2)
  21. Chapter X (part 1)
  22. Chapter X (part 2)
  23. Chapter XI (part 1)
  24. Chapter XI (part 2)
  25. Chapter XII (part 1)
  26. Chapter XII (part 2)
  27. Chapter XIII (part 1)
  28. Chapter XIII (part 2)
  29. Chapter XIV (part 1)
  30. Chapter XIV (part 2)
  31. Chapter XV (part 1)
  32. Chapter XV (part 2)

About this edition

Source: Project Gutenberg #68705

Public domain: Public domain worldwide (1877).

What’s included: Volume I, complete. Footnotes and the index are not included.

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