…universe, a great light came into his prison. And in that light appeared a magnificent figure of a woman robed like Hypatia of Alexandria, radiant, hallowed, everything stupendous. And she came up to him and she said, I am the one you have served. Now…

…expressions of it are extraordinarily crude. Another interesting possibility arises in the case of the sanctification of St. Catherine of Alexandria. Here again, we have almost certainly a pagan borrowing. From the story as found in the Golden Legend, we must…

…found in the Golden Legend, we must be inclined to suspect that St. Catherine is nothing but a Christianizing of Hypatia of Alexandria. The great description given in the golden legend clearly states that this, for them, Christian men, was extremely learned…

…was only one woman known in history That was the daughter of Theon the Mathematician, the head of the Neoplatonic School of Alexandria. He was a close friend of Bishop Senecius, who also had an interesting part to play in the strange mixing and minglings…

…is particularly true in the study of the invisible aspects of the human personality. I think we might remember that Ptolemy of Alexandria was the first great astronomer astrologer of the western world and he is the one that gave us what is called the…

…exists between Christmas and Easter in the Christian rite it is the wheel of broken spokes in the canonization of Hypatia of Alexandria all of these symbols represent therefore that it takes nine months in the womb and three degrees of conscious growth…

…in this concept of cosmic spiritual divine arithmetic This was the theoretic arithmetic of Theon of Smyrna and Theon of Alexandria. Now the second branch of our important structure is astronomy. Now astronomy has a very different meaning in many ways.…

…enslaved or ignobled their women. They were very definitely educated. And, of course, the greatest woman philosopher of all time, Hypatia of Alexandria, was of Greek origin. Actually, also, in the home, the individual was taught that he was part of a…

…become what his closest disciples realized to be tremendously important and became the basis of the Neoplatonism of Alexandria under Flotinus and other Neoplatonists, Iamblichus, Lamonius, Sackus. The great work of the Platonic school, therefore, was consummated…

…things had all gone bad, the Romans became more interested in in the Greek philosophies and in the Greek tradition, especially in Alexandria and Athens. As to the problem of the Greek ethics, the mystery system really lived and survived the collapse of the…