Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A theosophist.
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- noun
theosophist
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Examples
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A much more interesting coming together of wills, prejudices and intellect was available a few miles away at the West Side Y, in Freud's Last Session, a brilliantly imagined encounter between that analyst and C.S. Lewis, before the writer's emergence as a Christian theosopher and author.
Gwen Davis: Dissing Miss Daisy Gwen Davis 2010
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A much more interesting coming together of wills, prejudices and intellect was available a few miles away at the West Side Y, in Freud's Last Session, a brilliantly imagined encounter between that analyst and C.S. Lewis, before the writer's emergence as a Christian theosopher and author.
Gwen Davis: Dissing Miss Daisy Gwen Davis 2010
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A much more interesting coming together of wills, prejudices and intellect was available a few miles away at the West Side Y, in Freud's Last Session, a brilliantly imagined encounter between that analyst and C.S. Lewis, before the writer's emergence as a Christian theosopher and author.
Gwen Davis: Dissing Miss Daisy Gwen Davis 2010
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We have left ourselves no room to speak as we would of Leibnitz as theosopher.
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