Foreword (xxi-xxii)

Chronological Survey & Key to Abbrev. (xxiii-xxvii)

Table Of Contents (xxix-xxxii)

Pistis Sophia: Commentary and Notes (1-81) ( only in this volume )

1891

1. The Babel of Modern Thought (83-103)

2. A Criticism on a Critic (104-110)

3. Going To and Fro: [Regarding Giants and Hypnotism] (111-114)

4. Comments on “The Theosophical Society and H.P.B.” (115-121)

5. Miscellaneous Notes (122)

6. The Indian General Secretaryship (122)

7. The Devil’s Own Thoughts on Ormuzd and Ahriman (123-133)

8. Miscellaneous Notes (134)

9. [Bertram Keightley and The Theosophist] (135)

10. [Annie Besant and the Esoteric Section] (135-137)

11. The Negators of Science (138-157)

12. Footnotes to “The Purânas” (158-160)

13. Are Bacilli Anything New? (161)

14. A Magic Wand (162)

15. Two Kinds of “Peacemakers ” (163)

16. A Sincere Confession (163-164)

17. Miscellaneous Notes (164-165)

18. The Light of the World—Review (165-170)

19. Miscellaneous Notes (170)

20. Letter to the Fifth Annual Convention of the American Section of the T.S. (171-175)

21. Additional Message to the Fifth American Convention (176)

22. Civilization, the Death of Art and Beauty (177-190)

23. True Nobility (191)

24. My Books (191-202)

25. A Declaration (203-204)

26. Madame Blavatsky Speaks Out (205-207)

POSTHUMOUSLY PUBLISHED

1. Posthumous Works [Fragments ascribed to H.P.B. which have titles devised by the compiler have daggers after them.] (208)

2. The Theosophical Society—A Truthful Tale of the Nineteenth Century (209-214)

3. The Blessings of Publicity (215-218)

4. [There is a Road, Steep and Thorny . . .] (219)

5. Frogs and Chinamen (220-222)

6. Madame Blavatsky and the Grippe (223)

7. The Denials and the Mistakes of the Nineteenth Century (224-242)

8. Literary Jottings (243-247)

9. From the Polar Lands (248-253)

10. Buddhism, Christianity and Phallicism (254-261)

11. The Mind in Nature (262-269)

12. One Eternal Truth . . .† (269-270)

13. Nebo of Birs-Nimrud (271-282)

14. Pherecydes (283-285)

15. Knowledge Comes in Visions† (285)

16. The Outer World as Natural Enemy of Every New Truth† (286-287)

17. Consciousness and Self-Consciousness (288-289)

18. An Intro and Retrospective Dream: A Tale of the XXIV Century (290-295)

19. Pagan Symbolism Indestructible—Why? (296-300)

20. On Cosmic Cycles, Manvantaras and Rounds† (301-306)

21. Spinoza and Western Philosophers (307-312)

22. Answers to Questions† (313-320)

23. Ancient Astronomy. The Great Pyramid† (321-323)

24. The Origin of the Pythagorean System† (324-325)

25. The Chaldean “Vedas” or “Vedic” Chaldees (326-340)

26. Christianizing “Pagan” Ideas† (340-341)

27. Palibothra or Megasthenes (342-344)

28. On Dr. Carpenter and Scientific Prejudice† (345-347)

29. On Separation of the Nations, etc.† (348-350)

30. Kabala (351-354)

31. Hermetic Fire† (354-355)

32. Scattered Fragments† (356-358)

33. Letter to the Moscow Herald† (359-361)

34. On Mesmerism and Hypnotism† (362-363)

35. Blavatsky Lodge Minutes† (364-366)

General bibliography (369-406)

Index (409-465)