- the
University of
North Carolina at
Chapel Hill. It is
headquartered at
Hippol (or Gimghoul)
Castle in
Chapel Hill,
North Carolina. The
order was founded...
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Ogdoad (Iren. I. v. 2, p. 24;
Hippol. vi. p. 191). Over the
Ogdoad is the Pleroma, the
abode of the Aeons. Thus (
Hippol. p. 195), we have the threefold...
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development by the
Order of
Gimghoul to fund the
construction of
neighboring Hippol Castle. It was
listed on the
National Register of
Historic Places in 1993...
- of
completeness in
contrast to
deficiency (hysterema, Iren. I. xvi. 3;
Hippol. vi. 31), or of the
fullness of real
existence in
contrast to the empty...
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Middle Ages.
Sethians Valentinianism The name is
variously written; Καϊνοί (
Hippol. Ref. viii. 20; Theodoret, Haer. Fab. i. 15);
Caini (Praedest. Cod.); Καϊανισταί...
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Phillips House (1856), the Old
Methodist Church (1853),
Senlac (1843, 1876),
Hippol Castle (1920s), and
Battle Park. It was
listed on the
National Register...
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Hippol Castle,
Order of Gimghoul...
- by a
penitential act,
probably identical with the ἐξομολόγησις of Can.
Hippol. 2,
which disappeared in
later rites; a
setting of the
Sanctus found in...
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phrases "Man" and "Son of Man"
reminds us of the
system of the Na****enes (
Hippol. Ref. § 7), and a
closer examination shows that this is no
chance coincidence...
- 1895.
Herreshoff Castle, Marblehead, M****achusetts,
completed in 1927.
Hippol Castle, also
known as
Gimghoul Castle,
Chapel Hill,
North Carolina, built...
