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LUMEN

The One Hundred and Forty-firstof the Minor Planets, situatedbetween Mars and Jupiter, whichwas discovered at the Paris Observatoryby M. Paul Henry, on the13th of January 1875, received thename of LUMEN in honour ofthe Author of this Work.


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LUMEN

BY
CAMILLE FLAMMARION

AUTHORISED TRANSLATION FROM THE FRENCH

BY
A. A. M. AND R. M.

With portions of the last chapter written specially
for the English Edition



NEW YORK
DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY
1897

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CONTENTS

FIRST CONVERSATION
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RESURRECTIO PRÆTERITI1-63

Death—The soul—The hour of death—Separation of the soul—Sight of the soul in Heaven—The Solar System in the heavens—The Earth as seen from the heavens—The star Capella—Velocity of light—The terrestrial planet seen from afar—The worlds seen from afar—Lumen—Lumen sees again his own life.


SECOND CONVERSATION
REFLUUM TEMPORIS64-105

Journey on a ray of light—Events retraced—Re-ascending the Ages—Psychical optics—Light and sound—Man organised from the planet—The soul and destiny.


THIRD CONVERSATION
HOMO HOMUNCULUS106-128

The sphere of human observation—Time and space—Events in space—Time, space, and eternity.

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FOURTH CONVERSATION
ANTERIORES VITÆ129-196

Space and light—The star Gamma in Virgo—The system of Gamma in Virgo—Former existence—The plurality of existences—The unknown—The constellations—The elements—Life on the earth—The process of alimentation—Nutritive atmospheres—Poetry on the Earth—A humanity—The organisation of beings—The development of life—The genealogical

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