21. TIMELINE OF THE AUTHENTIC TRADITION: Annotated Bibliography. The earliest influences were Saint Martin, Fabré d Olivet, hoenewronski, andLouis Lucas. wronski, Josef Maria de hoene. PRODROME DU MESSIANISME. http://www.antiqillum.com/texts/tl/TLSix-023.htm

ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY. This list is subject to enlargement as the project progresses, and as we go through our Library. Also included, but not listed are various conversations, via telephone, in person, or over the internet, via email. Also, written correspondence for the period before we were online (i.e., the 1990s.) We also plan to section it off into areas, and extend the comments as far as possible. Ahlstrom, Sydney E. A RELIGIOUS HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE . This book covers some of the non-traditional religious movements that migrated to America, that were tied to various elements of the Authentic Tradition in Europe, namely, the German Brethren, the followers of Boehme, the Rapp family, etc. Akerman, Susanna. CHRISTINA OF SWEDEN (1626 - 1689), THE PORTA MAGICA, AND THE ITALIAN POETS OF THE GOLDEN AND ROSY CROSS . Has some invaluable information on the Gold Rosicrucians. Andrews, George V. EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL FRIENDS AND FOES . This is the work that presents the story of the Asiatic Brethren as being the instigators of Nazism. Andrews and Schellenberger.

22. NewPoland - Famous Poles: Scientists hoenewronski, Jozef (1776-1853), philosopher and scientist. He was devoted tosuch diverse disciplines as philosophy, mathematics, economics and politics. http://www.newpoland.com/famous_poles_scientists_main.htm

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23. Math Lessons - Josef Hoëné-Wronski Josef Hoënéwronski. (Redirected from Josef hoene-wronski). Josef Hoëné-wronski (August23, 1778 - August 8, 1853), born Josef Hoëné, was a Polish eccentric http://www.mathdaily.com/lessons/Josef_Hoene-Wronski

Search Mathematics Encyclopedia and Lessons Lessons Popular Subjects algebra arithmetic calculus equations ... more References applied mathematics mathematical games mathematicians more ... Polish philosophers Josef Hoëné-Wronski (Redirected from Josef Hoene-Wronski August 23 August 8 ), born , was a Polish eccentric philosopher of mathematics Born in Wolsztyn Poland , he moved to France in his early twenties, and gained French citizenship in . In , he joined the observatory in Marseilles , and began developing an enormously complex theory of the structure and origin of the universe . During this period he took up a correspondence with nearly all the major scientists and mathematicians of his day, and was well-respected at the observatory. In he published the results of his research in a massive tome, which he advocated as a new foundation for all of science and mathematics. His theories were strongly Pythagorean , holding numbers and their properties to be the fundamental underpinning of essentially everything in the universe. His claims were met with rather little acceptance, and his research and theories were generally dismissed as grandiose rubbish. His previous correspondence with major figures led to it gaining more attention than a typical crackpot theory might, even earning a review from the great mathematician Joseph Louis Lagrange (which turned out to be exceedingly disfavorable). In the ensuing controversy, he was forced to leave the observatory.

24. Inwit Publishing, Inc. And Inwit, LLC -- Writings, Links And Software Demonstrat hoene wronski, the Polish mathematician who gave his name to the wronskiandeterminant used in differential equations, asserted that the absolute meaning http://www.inwit.com/inwit/writings/historyandodditiesofpi.html

Publications in Science and Mathematics, Computing and the Humanities Museum Development, Educational Curricula, and Science Fair Initiatives Educational Toys and Technology History and Oddities of the Number Pi by Vincent Mallette Journal of the Tennessee Academy of Science Volume 37, Number 4, October, 1962 HISTORY AND ODDITIES OF THE NUMBER Vincent Mallette [This paper was among the first in the flood of -mania research. It has been massively updated by the author since its "We have compared the probability that an unknown savant has solved the problem with the probability that there is one madman the more on the earth. The latter appears to us the greater." Genius is a superior aptitude to patience. [The hard-copy version of this paper contains 7,800 places of 390 digits printed in 4-point type on the right-hand margin of every page. From a distance the thin string of tiny numbers looks like an ornamental border, but up close every digit is readable. Altogether the 7,800 places of stretches for over 16 feet. It is sobering to realize that this precision of Daisuke Takahashi and Yasumasa Kanada of the University of Tokyo have computed to over 51 billion places of decimals By contrast, the ancient Babylonians and Hebrews flourished and died believing that

25. Break Their Haught Power Joe Hill Victor Hugo, Bob Kaufman, Philip Lamantia, Man Ray, Thelonious Monk, Gerardde Nerval, Charlie Parker, Erik Satie, Shelley, Vico and hoene wronski, http://home.earthlink.net/~lrgoldner/joehill.html

Review of: Franklin Rosemont. Joe Hill. The IWW and the Making of a Revolutionary Workingclass Counterculture. Chicago, Charles H. Kerr, 2003. Rosemont has nine illuminating pages on the IWW and Native Americans. Once again: This text is from the Break Their Haughty Power web site http://home.earthlink.net/~lrgoldner

26. Joehillital Translate this page Victor Hugo, Bob Kaufman, Philip Lamantia, Man Ray, Thelonious Monk, Gerardde Nerval, Charlie Parker, Erik Satie, Shelley, Vico e hoene wronski. http://home.earthlink.net/~lrgoldner/joehillital.html

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27. Polish School Of Mathematics Any Examination Of Twentieth Century Adam Kochanski and Józef Maria hoenewronski were well-known throughout Europeduring their lives and wronski is today remembered for the wronskian http://www.math.wfu.edu/~kuz/Stamps/PolishSchool/PolishSchool.htm

Polish School of Mathematics Any examination of twentieth century mathematics shows the surprising depth, originality and quantity of Polish contributions to the discipline. Similarly, any list of important twentieth century mathematicians contains Polish names in a frequency out of proportion to the size of the country. How did such creativity and mathematical influence develop in a country that had little tradition in research, that was partitioned under foreign domination from 1795 until the end of World War I, and whose educational institutions were suppressed by foreign powers. Surprisingly, it was planned! What was to become known as the Polish School of Mathematics was established following a plan proposed by Zygmunt Janiszewski. Poradnik dla Samoukow (Guidebooks for Self-Instruction) . These were designed to get around the Russian and German e ducational restrictions and were written by prominent mathematicians including Janiszewski, Sierpinski, and Zaremba; they covered topics such as series, differential and integral equations, and topology. Another series it supported was ; the first issue (1917) contained two articles which were to be very important to the establishment of the Polish School of Mathematics.

28. Biography Of Papus / Great Tarotists Of The Past himself in esoteric literature, including old grimoires (magical texts) andthe works of Éliphas Lévi, Paul Christian, hoene wronski, and others. http://www.villarevak.org/bio/papus_1.html

var site="sm5zeus12" Great Tarotists of Yesteryear: Papus By James W. Revak PAPUS PHYSICIAN AND MAGICIAN T HE E SSENTIALS Papus H IGHLIGHTS F ROM H IS C AREER Publishes The Tarot of the Gypsies: The Most Ancient Book in the World Reconstitutes the Martinist Order, a gnostic Christian society. Receives his doctorate in medicine. Publishes Le Tarot divinatoire: clef du tirage des cartes et des sorts Divination by Tarot: Key to Reading Cards and Lots Serves as a medical officer in the French Army at the outbreak of World War I. Q UOTABLE Q UOTE analogical method Comment je devins mystique How I Perceive Mysticism H I S L I F E Student of Medicine, Student of Occultism G The Nuctemeron Dogme et rituel de la haute magie Transcendental Magic: Its Doctrine and Ritual Illustration (above): The young Papus A Wicked Pack of Cards All told, Papus authored 160 titles, mostly on esotericism, ranging from magazine articles to lengthy treatises. For example, in his book Elementary Treatise on Occultism ] (1888), he explored a wide variety of subjects, including astral influences on humankind; the history, characteristics, and missions of human racial groups; significant spiritual traditions (e.g., Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, and Christianity); and secret societies (e.g, the Templars, the Rosicrucians, and Freemasonry). Little of his output, however, has been translated into English.

29. Encyclopedia: Ordinary Differential Equation In mathematics, the wronskian is a function named after Polish mathematicianJosef hoenewronski, especially important in the study of differential http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Ordinary-differential-equation

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30. CHRONICLE OF THE LODGE It was under the guidance of the well known mathematician hoenewronski (born 1778 {New research shows that hoene-wronski was the principal teacher of http://www.geocities.com/orionbooks2002/saturnis.htm

CHRONICLE OF THE LODGE FRATERNITAS SATURNI By Mastr. .’.Giovanni.’. From old annals it is known that from the end of the 17 th to the beginning of the 18 th century, there existed a Brotherhood of Saturn in Denmark and Sweden. This Brotherhood had only a few members and they led a hidden existence. They studied mainly Mysticism, Alchemy and Esoteric subjects. A high spiritual attainment was expected and demanded from its members. Their researches were based on a pure mathematical foundation, therefore practiced classical Greek recognition principles. The origin of the Brotherhood and the inspiration behind its teachings are traceable to a secret Master from Tashkent, in Central Asia. Unfortunately there are no records of the development or extension of the Order. Research shows no mention of their existence at the end of the 18 th In the year 1921 the book dealer and editor Eugen Grosche by order of Master .’.Recnartus (Heinrich Traenker), Grandmaster of the Rosicrucian movement in Germany and its affiliated Orders, founded the Pansophia Lodge – Orient Berlin. Master .’.Pacitus (UFA architect Albin Grau) was appointed Master of the Chair of the Orient Berlin, Frater .’.Gregorius was nominated Secretary of the Lodge. The Lodge was ritually installed by Master .’.Recnartus. In the year 1925 a secret conference which lasted several days was held in Thuringia, Germany. The following persons took part at the conference:

31. Biografia De Eliphas Levi Translate this page Sabemos de suas relações de amizade com hoene wronski e com Edward Bulwer Lytton.O polonês wronski, falecido no dia 9 de Agosto de 1853, em Paris, http://www.geocities.com/athens/2341/biografias/bel1.htm

ELIPHAS LEVI Após seu curso de Teologia, Eliphas ingressou nas ordens maiores, sendo ordenado sub-diácono e encarregado de ministrar o catecismo para meninas. "Esse ministério, diz Eliphas, tão poético e tão suave, foi para mim muito agradável; parecia-me que eu era um anjo de Deus, enviado a essas crianças para iniciá-las na sabedoria e na virtude; as palavras tornavam-se abundantes para elas em meus lábios, pois meu coração estava repleto e tinha necessidade de expandir-se(2)". Nosso jovem Alphonse são tardou a sentir o despertar em seu interior da força de sua juventude asceticamente reprimida desde a adolescência. Um dia, quando estava ensinando o catecismo às meninas, alguém chamou-o à sacristia. Era uma senhora, com uma jovem pálida e tímida, que pediu a Eliphas que a preparasse para a primeira comunhão. Outros padres tinham recusado por ser ela pobre e a filha doente e tímida. Eliphas não só aceitou a tarefa, como prometeu tratá-la como filha. A menina, que se chamava Adele Allenbach, de uma beleza pura e cândida, pareceu a Eliphas ser a imagem da própria Virgem Maria. Essa beleza juvenil correspondeu para ele a uma "iniciação a vida", pois amou-a ternamente como se fosse uma deusa. Após 15 anos de estudos, Eliphas deixou o grande seminário para ingressar no mundo, tinha então vinte e seis anos de idade. Sua mãe, ao saber disso, suicidou-se. Abalado, sem experiência do mundo, teve muitas dificuldades para encontrar um emprego. Essa dificuldade aumentava ainda mais pelo boato que correu, segundo o qual teria sido expulso do seminário. Após ter percorrido o interior da França, trabalhando em um circo, Eliphas encontrou em Paris alguns trabalhos como pintor e jornalista. Fundou, com seu amigo Henri-Alphonse Esquirros(3), uma revista denominada "As Belas Mulheres de Paris", na qual aplicava-se como desenhista e pintor e Esquirros como redator.

32. The Methodist Quarterly Review April, 1852 - FAITH AND SCIENCE-COMTE'S POSITIVE hoene wronski, Messianisme, tome i, p. 18. In conceding the claims ofMathematics in this respect, we might possibly be supposed to concede more than http://wesley.nnu.edu/wesleyan_theology/mreview/1850/B_ 1852_ Faith and Science

Home Search Contact Us Buy Wesley CDs The Methodist Quarterly Review April, 1852 ART. I-FAITH AND SCIENCE-COMTE'S POSITIVE PHILOSOPHY. [SECOND PAPER] a la dite Ecole . Paris: Bachelier. 1830-1842. 6 tome, 8vo. We will again wave the discussion of M. Comte's irreligion, remarking only that there is a gross inconsistency in this abnegation of the validity of a belief which is attested as one of the fundamental facts of human nature by the whole course of that history on which his whole philosophy is erected, and which is confirmed by the 'universal experience and observation on which he relies as the instruments by which science is established. Nay more: so absolutely impossible is it to escape from the recognition and influence of this necessary belief, that even M. Comte himself, undoubting and total is in his infidelity in respect to all revealed or accredited religion, concludes his long labours by appending to them as a corollary a proposition for the institution of a new creed and a new worship, of which the divinity shall be an idealized humanity. [Republique Occidentale, Conclusion Generale, pp. 315-393.] We are in no danger of being supposed to argue from a prejudiced point of view-at any rate the argument will not be suspected of springing from a foregone conclusion-when we discuss M. Comte's rejection of Metaphysics ; and on this subject, therefore, we shall venture to dwell at greater length, inasmuch as its repudiation arises from the same principles which have led to the abnegation of religion, and involves fallacies strikingly analogous to those which are connected with the rejection of Theology.

33. Fraternitas Saturni : History articles himself (one, for instance, on hoene wronski, 1776 1853 ). Albin Grau s article about hoene wronski from Saturn-Gnosis Nº 4 of 1929, http://user.cyberlink.ch/~koenig/fs1.htm

Fraternitas Saturni History and Protagonists Sorry - Java is required by Peter-R. Koenig Eugen Grosche is alleged to have come into the world at Leipzig on the 11th of March, 1888. [1] Because of his parent's poverty, Eugen had to leave the Realschule (secondary school) in Stollberg prematurely, and take his final classes at the Volksschule (primary school) in Leipzig. His literary interests led him to become a bookseller by the publishing firm of Müller-Mann, and in 1911 he moved to Berlin, where he became a sub-editor on such inspiring periodicals as "Der Militär Anwärter" ("The Military Cadet"), "Der Innenarchitekt" ("The Interior Decorator"), and the "Deutsche Kohlen Zeitung" ("German Coal News"). On September 29th 1914 Grosche got married, and from this union sprang a daughter; her name Alraune, was that of a character in the 1911 novel "Geschichte eines lebenden Wesens" ("Story of a Living Being") by the occult trash novel writer H.H. Ewers (1871-1943). [2] During the Great War Grosche was a non-commissioned officer in the Sanitary Corps; after the war he became People's Commissar of the 'Independent Social-Democratic Worker's Party'. In 1919 he was fortunate enough to meet a lady who was willing to put 40,000 Reichsmarks at his disposal, in order to save her money from Germany's rampant inflation - on condition that he abstained from political activity. Thus he bought a stationery business, which he converted into a bookseller's.

34. Fraternitas Saturni Uma Egrégora De Saturno Translate this page A página título e as ilustrações foram criadas por Albin Grau, que contribuiutambém com artigos (ex. sobre hoene-wronski, 1776-1853). http://user.cyberlink.ch/~koenig/fs1_p.htm

FRATERNITAS SATURNI IN NOMINE DEMIURGI NOSFERATI por Peter-R. Koenig delegado" secreto, o "Okkultisten-Laden Inveha" (Grosche, 1,7,1959). Em 1925 Crowley visitou Traenker e Germer. "Infelizmente, muito tarde" A Fraternitas Saturni. Em 8/5/1926 "Gregorius e quatro Fratres" estabeleceram em Berlim um "Arbeitskreis" (grupo de trabalho): a Fraternitas Saturni ) em a abertura solene Arnoldo Krumm-Heller " Das Beste von Heinrich Traenker " , Muenchen 1996.] Karl Germer: " Como Oscar R. Schlag "Saturn-Gnosis" Frau Kuntzel reconheceu Grosche cedo o suficiente como um Em 31/10/1929 Grosche acabou com seu "Esoterische Studiengesellschaft" H.J. Metzger Ordem dos Illuminati O.T.O. do tempo de Reuss "Liga Mundial dos Illuminati" Julius Meyer em Berlim a autoridade para operar como mensageiro entre Meyer e Korbel. No fim de julho 1950 Metzger visitou Traenker, que se via como o sucessor de Theodor Reuss, o que fez dele o da FS. [FS] [da O.T.O.] , e ele [Traenker] [graus] Pronaos da FS, e no grau Pentalfa o Ele Retornou em 3/9/51 da Alemanha e pediu de volta a Grosche a Patente de 25/4/51: [Pentalfa])."

35. Masonic References In 20th Century Literature I am Josef Maria hoenewronski, and this is Alphonse Louis Constant. Hottentots, p. 157. New York/London Four Walls Eight Windows, Inc., April 1995, http://freemasonry.bcy.ca/fiction/20.html

Some of these references are positive, some are negative, some are amusing; most are merely fictional and therefore marginalize Freemasonry and detract from the good work it does. The following list of references is not definitive, nor are all entries confirmed. Please forward additional references, with details, to our editor CINEMA COMICS COMMON EXPRESSIONS ... GAMES Masonic references in 20th century prose The appearances of Freemasonry in fiction range from the unremarked use of symbols such as the square and compasses, to the actual inclusion of masonic ritual. The following list of references is not definitive, nor are all entries confirmed. Please forward additional references, with details, to our editor POETRY DRAMA Frederick Arthur The Mysterious Monsieur Dumont. Chapter 5: "the Meeting of the Templars" describes the death of de Molay and introduces Dumont, Grand Master of the Templars during the French Revolution who saves people frnm the guillotine. He gains admission to a meeting in London with a triple knock and a sign, where he meets two "Freemasons of the 33rd Degree." Later the Templars are identified with the Illuminati. When Dumont is later killed, he is discovered to be a woman. [AQC xciii 4-5] London : John Murray, 1912. xii. 320p ; 8o.

36. Lech Maligranda - Research Interests Josef Maria hoenewronski (1778-1853) Pafnuty Lvovich Chebyshev (1821-1894) StefanBanach (1892-1945) Wladyslaw Orlicz (1903-1990) http://www.sm.luth.se/~lech/research.html

Research Interests Interpolation of Operators - Interpolation Methods Lions-Peetre method (=K-method ) of interpolation, K-functional for some concrete pairs, interpolation of Banach lattices, Calderón-Lozanovskii construction, interpolation of compact and weakly compact operators, interpolation of weighted spaces, reiteration theorem in non-diagonal case, interpolation of subspaces, interpolation of triples, K-monotonicity ( = Calderón-Mitjagin couples), commutativity of interpolation methods, interpolation between sum and intersection,complex method of interpolation Interpolation of Nonlinear Operators sublinear, C-sublinear, C-subadditive, semi-Lipschitz, Lipschitz and locally Hölder operators, polynomial operators, Orlicz interpolation theorem -generalizations and applications, applications to the regularity of solution of PDE´s Function Spaces - Orlicz spaces, Calderón-Lozanovskii spaces - Lorentz spaces, weighted Lorentz spaces - Banach and quasi-Banach function spaces, ideal spaces, indices

37. The Piano Forums At Piano World: What Is Music? One standard and widely accepted definition is that by hoene wronski Thecorporealization of the intelligence that is in sound. http://www.pianoworld.com/ubb/ubb/ultimatebb.php?/topic/2/8886.html

38. Meredi.com “These are named in honor of Count hoene wronski, a Polish mathematician (17761853).”~ my calc textbook. HAAAAA a mathetician who’s also a count http://www.meredi.com/index.php?m=200012

39. Polish Facts And Figures In World War II, Part III Jozef hoenewronski (1778-1853), philosopher and famous mathematician, discovererof differential equations; Zygmunt Wroblewski (18451888) and Karol http://www.republika.pl/unpack/1/dok02c.html

Polish Facts and Figures in World War II The Article printed below is a resource text designed to expose you to all the difficulties that the Poles faced from September 1, 1939 until 1945 and beyond. The betrayal trail is long and the Polish suffering is even more intense than all of the scholars of WWII have determined. Hopefully these dimensions will become obvious to you! PART III POLISH CULTURE Poland's Contribution to World Culture and Civilization Some idea of Poland's contribution to world culture and civilization may be gathered from this much too brief list of famous Poles: SCIENCE: Mikolaj Kopernik (Copernicus) (1456-1543), the discoverer of the solar system, of earth's rotation about the sun and father of modern relativity; Jan Sniadecki (1756-1830), astronomer and famous mathematician who worked with Oxford University; Jozef Hoene-Wronski (1778-1853), philosopher and famous mathematician, discoverer of differential equations; Zygmunt Wroblewski (18451888) and Karol Olszewski (18461915), scientists who first liquefied air;

40. Religion In Eastern Europe the Mother of God in Sorrowthe Queen of Poland. in 1831 JM hoene-wronski usedthe expression Polish messianism for the first time. http://www.georgefox.edu/academics/undergrad/departments/soc-swk/ree/CHROSTOW_PO

Waldemar Chrostowski OPREE , Vol. X, Nos. 3 and 6. Polish Messianism sui generis the chosen nation, for it always defended the purity of the Christian faith. " Polonia semper fidelis felix culpa The Jewish Complexes of Poles Super fluminae Babylonis.

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