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Periodical:	Lucifer

Summary:	From Pat Deveney's journal database: Lucifer. A Theosophical Monthly designed to bring light "to the hidden things of darkness". 1887-1897 London, England. Publisher: Theosophical Publishing Society (London). Editor: H. P. Blavatsky with Mabel Collins Cook, then Blavatsky alone; then with Annie Besant until Blavatsky's death in May 1891; then Besant and G.R.S. Mead. Succeeded by: Theosophical Review. 1/1, September 15, 1887-20/120, August 15, 1897. Pennsylvania State University; University of Oxford. Alexandria West (Turlock, CA) generously provided the physical instance of volume 19. Digital scans of volume 19, and other materials, provided by Robert Hütwohl.
Article Index:	The complete table of contents is online at The Theosophical Society in Australia. Portions of this collection provided by The Theosophical Society in America.
Issues:	Lucifer V1 Index
	Lucifer V1 N1 September 1887
	Lucifer V1 N2 October 1887
	Lucifer V1 N3 November 1887
	Lucifer V1 N4 December 1887
	Lucifer V1 N5 January 1888
	Lucifer V1 N6 February 1888
	Lucifer V2 Index
	Lucifer V2 N7 March 1888
	Lucifer V2 N8 April 1888
	Lucifer V2 N9 May 1888
	Lucifer V2 N10 June 1888
	Lucifer V2 N11 July 1888
	Lucifer V2 N12 August 1888
	Lucifer V3 Index
	Lucifer V3 N13 September 1888
	Lucifer V3 N14 October 1888
	Lucifer V3 N15 November 1888
	Lucifer V3 N16 December 1888
	Lucifer V3 N17 January 1889
	Lucifer V3 N18 February 1889
	Lucifer V4 N19 March 1889
	Lucifer V4 N20 April 1889
	Lucifer V4 N21 May 1889
	Lucifer V4 N22 June 1889
	Lucifer V4 N23 July 1889
	Lucifer V4 N24 August 1889
	Lucifer V5 Index
	Lucifer V5 N25 September 1889
	Lucifer V5 N26 October 1889
	Lucifer V5 N27 November 1889
	Lucifer V5 N28 December 1889
	Lucifer V5 N29 January 1890
	Lucifer V5 N30 February 1890
	Lucifer V6 Index
	Lucifer V6 N31 March 1890
	Lucifer V6 N32 April 1890
	Lucifer V6 N33 May 1890
	Lucifer V6 N34 June 1890
	Lucifer V6 N35 July 1890
	Lucifer V6 N36 August 1890
	Lucifer V7 Index
	Lucifer V7 N37 September 1890
	Lucifer V7 N38 October 1890
	Lucifer V7 N39 November 1890
	Lucifer V7 N40 December 1890
	Lucifer V7 N41 January 1891
	Lucifer V7 N42 February 1891
	Lucifer V8 Index
	Lucifer V8 N43 March 1891
	Lucifer V8 N44 April 1891
	Lucifer V8 N45 May 1891
	Lucifer V8 N46 June 1891
	Lucifer V8 N47 July 1891
	Lucifer V8 N48 August 1891
	Lucifer V9 Index
	Lucifer V9 N49 September 1891
	Lucifer V9 N50 October 1891
	Lucifer V9 N51 November 1891
	Lucifer V9 N52 December 1891
	Lucifer V9 N53 January 1892
	Lucifer V9 N54 February 1892
	Lucifer V10 Index
	Lucifer V10 N55 March 1892
	Lucifer V10 N56 April 1892
	Lucifer V10 N57 May 1892
	Lucifer V10 N58 June 1892
	Lucifer V10 N59 July 1892
	Lucifer V10 N60 August 1892
	Lucifer V11 Index
	Lucifer V11 N61 September 1892
	Lucifer V11 N62 October 1892
	Lucifer V11 N63 November 1892
	Lucifer V11 N64 December 1892
	Lucifer V11 N65 January 1893
	Lucifer V11 N66 February 1893
	Lucifer V12 Index
	Lucifer V12 N67 Mar 15 1893
	Lucifer V12 N68 Apr 15 1893
	Lucifer V12 N69 May 15 1893
	Lucifer V12 N70 Jun 15 1893
	Lucifer V12 N71 Jul 15 1893
	Lucifer V12 N72 Aug 15 1893
	Lucifer V13 Index
	Lucifer V13 N73 September 1893
	Lucifer V13 N74 October 1893
	Lucifer V13 N75 November 1893
	Lucifer V13 N76 December 1893
	Lucifer V13 N77 January 1894
	Lucifer V13 N78 February 1894
	Lucifer V14 Index
	Lucifer V14 N79 March 1894
	Lucifer V14 N80 April 1894
	Lucifer V14 N81 May 1894
	Lucifer V14 N82 June 1894
	Lucifer V14 N83 July 1894
	Lucifer V14 N84 August 1894
	Lucifer V15 N85 September 1894
	Lucifer V15 N86 October 1894
	Lucifer V15 N87 November 1894
	Lucifer V15 N88 December 1894
	Lucifer V15 N89 January 1895
	Lucifer V15 N90 February 1895
	Lucifer V16 N91 March 1895
	Lucifer V16 N92 April 1895
	Lucifer V16 N93 May 1895
	Lucifer V16 N94 June 1895
	Lucifer V16 N95 July 1895
	Lucifer V16 N96 August 1895
	Lucifer V17 Index
	Lucifer V17 N100 Dec 15 1895
	Lucifer V17 N101 Jan 15 1896
	Lucifer V17 N102 Feb 15 1896
	Lucifer V17 N97 Sep 15 1895
	Lucifer V17 N98 Oct 15 1895
	Lucifer V17 N99 Nov 15 1895
	Lucifer V18 Index
	Lucifer V18 N103 Mar 15 1896
	Lucifer V18 N104 Apr 15 1896
	Lucifer V18 N105 May 15 1896
	Lucifer V18 N106 Jun 15 1896
	Lucifer V18 N107 Jul 15 1896
	Lucifer V18 N108 Aug 15 1896
	Lucifer V19 N109 Sep 15 1896
	Lucifer V19 N110 Oct 15 1896
	Lucifer V19 N111 Nov 15 1896
	Lucifer V19 N112 Dec 15 1896
	Lucifer V19 N113 Jan 15 1897
	Lucifer V19 N114 Feb 15 1897
	Lucifer V20 N115 March 1897
	Lucifer V20 N116 April 1897
	Lucifer V20 N117 May 1897
	Lucifer V20 N118 June 1897
	Lucifer V20 N119 July 1897
	Lucifer V20 N120 August 1897

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