10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PROTYLE»
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protyle in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Modern Alchemy : Occultism and the Emergence of Atomic ...
His basic idea appealed greatly to Hermetic alchemists and Theosophists alike.
Though Prout had coined the term ''protyle'' in 1816 and laid the seeds for
Crookes's theory, Crookes invoked alchemist Roger Bacon's De Arte Chymiæ for
the ...
Mark Morrisson Associate Professor of English Pennsylvania State University, 2007
2
Stellar Evolution and Its Relations to Geological Time
In so far as protyle is capable of radiating or reflecting light, this vast sea of
incandescent mist, to an astronomer in a distant star, might have appeared as a
nebula, showing in the spectroscope a few isolated lines, forecasts of hydrogen,
...
3
What is God Like? and what is Man?
Such particles are referred to as the “God particle.” Scientists mistake them for
protyle, which, as mentioned earlier, is what fills up the entire universe.
Thousands of years ago occultists already knew about its existence and called it “
protyle.
Jesús Humberto Enríquez Rubio, MD
4
The Transcendental Universe: Six Lectures on Occult Science, ...
These Seven Protyles Madame Blavatsky likens to "the Seven Prakriti or natures.
" Elsewhere (Volume 1, p. 283), she likens the protyle to the "primordial
protomate- ria that evolved out of itself the Cosmos" that Paracelsus calls the
Yliaster.
C. G. Harrison, Christopher Bamford, 1993
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The Transcendental Universe
These Seven Protyles Madame Blavatsky likens to “the Seven Prakriti or natures.
” Elsewhere (Volume 1, p. 283), she likens the protyle to the “primordial
protomateria that evolved out of itself the Cosmos” that Paracelsus calls the
Yliaster.
6
The Oxford Companion to the History of Modern Science
Nonetheless, the protyle hypothesis continued to enjoy occasional favor; Jean-
Baptiste-Andr6 Dumas, for example, supported it in 1840. By 1860, however,
chemists had become convinced that atomic weight determinations by Jean-
Servais ...
7
Understanding the Properties and Behavior of the Cosmos: A ...
In 1873 Lockyer developed the theory, later expounded in his Chemistry of the
Sun (1887), that in the hottest (blue-white) stars the stellar matter is broken apart
into the constituents of atoms themselves: subatomic particles, the protyle ...
8
Histories of the Electron: The Birth of Microphysics
In 1898, Bolton reported a "growing belief among advanced chemists in the
theory that the elementary bodies as known to us are compounds of a unique
primary matter (protyle), and that transformation of one kind into a similar one is
not ...
Jed Z. Buchwald, Andrew Warwick, 2004
9
The Physics of the Secret Doctrine
Thus there are several " Protyles " in the Universe ; as many Protylcs in fact as
there are Planes, because the Protyle of any particular Plane is the root
Substance of that Plane, and stands in the same relation to all the " matter" of that
Plane ...
10
Crucibles: The Story of Chemistry from Ancient Alchemy to ...
The world of chemistry settled back again and forgot Prout and his protyle. Prout
returned to his practice of medicine in London. He made another bid for fame a
few years later when he announced the discovery and importance of hydrochloric
...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PROTYLE»
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Clairvoyant chemistry
Since Crookes had suggested in 1887 that elements might be sub-divided further into a basic ingredient called protyle, he was somewhat sympathetic to Besant ... «Chemistry World, Mar 13»
