Theos-Talk Archives (February 2005 Message tt00312)

Thanks - interesting date meaning ???

Why not write an essay on the value of T. Taylor's work and translations ?

HPB in S D I calls him p. 425 the "most intuitional Greek translator."

How can they help us now ?

You know more than I do about him.

Dallas

TAYLOR, THOMAS. See also Plato

knew less Greek but more Plato I 453n 
most intuitional Greek translator I 425
----- "Introduction" to The Parmenides 
"Chaos was generated" (Hesiod) I 425n 
the One never creates I 425-6
----- The Mystical Hymns of Orpheus 
on nature of Dionysos I 335
----- "On The First Principle" 
Jew's concept of artificer of universe I 426n
----- On the Theology of Plato [by Proclus] 
refered to, by Oliver on Tetrad II 599

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Dallas,

Found Thomas Taylors "Eleusinian and Bachhic Mysteries. 

Alexander Wilde 

used the phrase "Secret doctrine" once in the foreword but not "Perennial 
Wisdom." 


He signed the foreword "May 14th, 1975 - New York."

John


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