An introduction to theosophy, or, The science of the "mystery of Christ,"
Subtitle: that is, of deity, nature, and creature
Publisher: John Kendrick
Published: 1854
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 511
Subjects: Mysticism; Theosophy
Other titles: Science of the "mystery of Christ."
Notes: On title page: "embracing the philosophy of all the working powers of life magical and spiritual. And forming a practical guide to the sublimest purity, sanctity, and evangelical perfection. Also, to the attainment of divine vision, and all holy angelical arts, potencies, and other prerogatives of the regeneration."

"Vol. I. complete in itself", and projected volumes not published. This work was intended to reach 30 volumes, but only parts were printed.

"The pieces composing this first volume...are, for the chief part, from the masterhand of..the Reverend William Law."--pref.

Christopher Walton, compiler and editor.

"This has been wrongly attributed to J. Fortescue". [Halkett & Laing]