 | Richard Carlile - 1825 - 920 pages
...among the shades of the departed. He formed his disciples, *k> came from all parts to put themselves under his direction, into a kind of republic, where none were admitted till a severe probation had sufficiently exercised their patience and docility. He afterwards divided them... | |
 | 1827 - 72 pages
...among the shades of the departed. He formed his disciples, who came from all parts to put themselves under his direction, into a kind of republic, where none were admitted till a severe probation had sufficiently exercised their patience and docility. He afterwards divided them... | |
 | William Preston - 1829 - 488 pages
...among the shades of the departed. He formed his disciples, who came from all parts to put themselves under his direction, into a kind of republic, where none were admitted till a severe probation had sufficiently exercised their patience and docility. He afterwards divided them... | |
 | 1825 - 856 pages
...among the shades of the deported. He formed his disciples, who came from all parts to put themselves under his direction, into a kind of republic, where none were 'admitted till a severe probation had sufficiently exercised their patience and docility. Pie afterwards divided them... | |
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... dead. After some time he came abroad, and pretended that the intelligence which his friends gave him in his retreat, of the transactions of Crotona, was collected during his stay in the other world among the shades of the departed. He formed his disciples,... 