- The
Geatish Society (
Götiska Förbundet, also
Gothic Union,
Gothic League) was
created by a
number of
Swedish poets and
authors in 1811, as a
social club...
- title)
Astrala resor ut ur
kroppen (ISBN 91-7894-005-2)
Adulrunan och den
götiska kabbalan (ISBN 91-974102-3-3) a.k.a. Le rune e la
kabbala (Italian title...
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conferences and
private parties; the
building is
owned by a
fraternal order,
Götiska Förbundet, not to be
confused with the
literary society of the same name...
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Thomas Karlsson: Götisk
kabbala och
runisk alkemi:
Johannes Bureus och den
götiska esoterismen. (Dissertation,
Stockholm 2010.) Håkan Håkansson:
Alchemy of...
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horned helmets was
partly promulgated by the 19th-century
enthusiasts of
Götiska Förbundet,
founded in 1811 in Stockholm. They
promoted the use of Norse...
- 246. Damascene, John (28
April 2012). "The
Fount of Knowledge" (PDF).
Gotiska Ärkestiftet av de
Sanna ortodoxt kristna.
Translated by Warwick, G. N....
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margins of the
Byzantine sphere of influence. I
december förra året erkändes
Gotiska Ärkestiftet som
trossamfund i
Sverige av
Kammarkollegiet Marc Abramsson...
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began with the
formation of an
organization called the
Gothic Society (
Götiska Förbundet) in 1811,
shortly after the
establishment of
Sweden as a modern...
- (1568–1652), who was
interested in the
linguistics of the
Geatish language (
Götiska språket), i.e. Old Norse. However, he did not look at the
runes as merely...
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dictionary by
Richard Cleasby and
Gudbrand Vigfusson (1874) p. 208. The
article gotiska in
Nationalencyklopedin (1992)
Klaus Düwel (2008). "Runen als Phänomen...
