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BIBLIOGRAPHY See David S. Ruegg’s La théorie du tatha ̄gatagarbha et du gotra (Paris, 1969), Diana Y. Paul’s Philosophy of Mind ...

fested in its fullness as the dharmaka ̄ya. The impurities and mental projections that obscure the mind in its nonenlight- ened ...

TATTOOING SEE BODILY MARKS TAUBES, JAKOB. Jakob Taubes was born in Vienna on February 25, 1923. In 1937, as a result of the appo ...

burg, 1983), Richard Faber, Eveline Goodman-Thau, and Thomas Macho’s collection Abendländische Eschatologie: Ad Jacob Taubes (Wü ...

Nowadays, taEziyah can be performed throughout the year, but originally it was staged only in the month of Muh:arram and the fol ...

that are important for the history of religions. In a pedantic sense, tears are a human universal, for all healthy persons have ...

broken relationship, or as an appeal for rectification of a problem. Another potential meaning of tears that is suggested by the ...

as this line of argument suggests that spontaneous tears are “real,” whereas ritual tears are not, it is misleading. In effect, ...

tory of religions speaks to the ubiquitous presence of tears over time and space. SEE ALSO Aztec Religion; Blood; Eye; Gennep, A ...

at the Treaty of Greenville, Shawnee leaders and others ceded about two-thirds of what is now Ohio to the Americans. After 1795, ...

These simplistic stereotypes obscured the complex reali- ties. In fact, some Native Americans in the South remem- bered Tecumseh ...

ed the attraction of favorable aspects, denoted by white, with the rejection of the malefic, indicated by red; in contextual ter ...

ning with his own father, culminates in their petrification. They can thus be observed by the Aónikenk in the immuta- ble form o ...

(Buenos Aires) 12 (1969–1970): 199–245. For a comparison of these elements with those contained in the anthropogonies of the Gra ...

mously as Writings in Time of War (1968). Little known, these were seminal for his later work and provide one of the best introd ...

Here, the spiritual heritage of world faiths and philoso- phies is most important, providing some of the most valuable spiritual ...

says in Science and Christ (London and New York, 1968) and The Heart of Matter (London and New York, 1978). Many readers find th ...

after the Hospital Sisters of Montreal, but such rigors has- tened her own end. Her death enhanced local stories about her exemp ...

was published in Amsterdam in 1648; reprints, expansions, and additional collections followed. In the mid–eighteenth century a c ...

heartland was destroyed by the Holocaust, the genre of tek- hines nearly disappeared, except among Hasidim and other isolated tr ...