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The so-called “Würzburg manuscript” is a partial copy of H. P. Blavatsky’s early manuscript of The Secret Doctrine, written in 1885 and 1886 while staying in Würzburg, Germany, and Ostende, Belgium. A copy of her manuscript was made to be sent to India for review and correction by T. Subba Row. Of this copy, a portion estimated to be a third or fourth of the whole was found, and this is now known as the Würzburg manuscript. Only portions of this portion have ever been published until now. Here, at last, we have the full text of this valuable document as it is now extant. It tells us much. In it we have unrevised translations of the stanzas from the “Book of Dzyan,” primarily on cosmogenesis (most of the anthropogenesis portions are lost), and Blavatsky’s unrevised commentaries on them. In it we also have much of the material that was later published as “volume 3” of The Secret Doctrine. This shows us that, contrary to widely held Theosophical opinion, this material was indeed originally intended by Blavatsky to be part of The Secret Doctrine.