UCT Libraries

BC 621 THE DR ERNST LANDSBERG PAPERS  

Manuscripts & Archives

University of Cape Town Libraries

 

presented to  

The University of Cape Town Libraries 

by  

Dr Ernst Landsberg

A List

compiled by  

Etaine Eberhard , 1976

CONTENTS

 

Biographical note

 

The Collection

A.

Personal papers

B.

Dream studies

C.

Egyptian studies

D.

Hebrew studies

*E.

Order of Pythagoreans

*F.

Order of the Golden Rose

*G.

The Rosicrucian Order

*H.

Order of the Hidden Masters

J.

Tibetan Puddhism

K.

Papers and pamphlets on various philosophies

L.

Ensiklopedie van die Wêreld articles

M.

Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa articles

N.

Articles, books and translations

P.

Glossaries

R.

Miscellaneous publications

*Restricted access

INTRODUCTION

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

Dr Ernst Landsberg was born in Remscheid-Lennop, West Germany, in 1903, the son of Julius Ferdinand Landsberg (1868-1915) and Marie Hoff (1876-1959). At the age of six he attended a private school and later the Real-Gymnasium. He taught himself Greek, Arabic, Turkish, Iranian, etc., and developed an interest in mathematics and physics, especially Einstein's theories.

He was awarded the degree of doctor rerum politicarum by the University of Frankfurt in 1925. He worked as a financial editor on the Berliner Tageblatt until 1933, when he left Germany for political reasons. He arrived in South Africa with his family in January 1934 and settled in Cape Town.

From 1935 to 1968 he was on the staff of the Cape Times, first as a financial writer and later as Financial. Editor. He was for many years the Cape Town correspondent for the London Financial Times and also edited the South African Financial Yearbook and the Handbook of South African Stocks and Shares (now the Stock Exchange Handbook). From 1969 to 1973 (?) he gathered information and wrote articles for Die Ensiklopedie van die Wêreld (this publication was later abandoned) and for the Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa.

Dr Landsberg took an interest in civic matters and was involved in the establishment and running of the Care Gift Shops. He was also actively associated with the Action South and Southern Africa movement. He had a very deep interest in mysticism, symbolism, and the occult. He studied the Egyptian sacred books and translated some passages into English and German from the hieroglyphics. He made translations from Hebrew texts into English and German and compiled glossaries of. both Sanskrit and Mahayana. Towards the end of his life he became a buddhist and was the head of the Tibetan Buddhist group in Cape Town. He died in Cape Town in 1976.

THE COLLECTION

The Landsberg Papers were presented to the University of Cape Town Libraries in 1976 by Dr Ernst Landsberg through his sister Dr Erika Landsberg, and number 5299 items.

The papers have been arranged. according to a chronology established in discussion with Dr Ernst Landsberg and Dr Erika Landsberg. The collection mainly reflects Dr Landsberg's deep interest in symbolism, mysticism, Semitic and oriental languages, Egyptian studies, Hebrew studies, Tibetan Buddhism. There is a small section of articles and information collected for the Ensiklopedie van die Wêreld, and also for the Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa. These articles are on various industries and metri­cation.

The sections E, F, G, and H comprise material received from societies whose lectures and papers are only available to members. Access to these sections is therefore restricted and these documents will be made available only on production of authorisation from the society, and in the case of F1, no access without permission of M.Erler, 8 München – Icking, Irschenhäuserstr 5, W. Germany.

                                   

BC 621

DR ERNST LANDSBERG PAPERS

 

A.

PERSONAL PAPERS

No. of items

A1.1-A1.11

Degree certificate from the University of Frankfurt am Main for the degree of Doctor rerum politicarum awarded to Ernst Landsberg, 6.3.1925; and newspaper clippings, etc., mainly about Dr Landsberg's career

11

A2.1-A2.146

Letters and cards, 22.7.1972 - 3.2.1973, mainly concerning the illness and death of Dora Lands­berg, Dr Ernst Landsberg's first wife

149

A3.1-A3.12

Letters concerning employment of pensioners

12

A4.1-A4.15

Miscellaneous letters, December 1972

15

A5.1-A5.10

Investment Advisors, Market Surveys. 10 issues, covering period 13.12.1974-11.4.1975

10

A6.1-A6.26

Action South and Southern Africa, [ASASA], letters and documents, ±1973 (?). including letter from Mr. T.J.A. Gerdener

26

A7.1-A7.26

Miscellaneous personal items

26

A8.1-A8.16

Newspaper clippings

16

B.

DREAM STUDIES

 

B1.1-B1.10

Dream records and studies, 1942-1948, including notes and index. 1st set

10

B2.1-B2.5

Dream records and studies, 1942-1946. This set discontinued. 2nd set

5

C.

EGYPTIAN STUDIES

 

C1.1

Mémoires publiés par les membres de l'Institut Francais d'Archéologie Orientale du Caire sous la direction de M. Pierre Jouguet. Ministère de l'Instruction Publique et des Beaux-Arts Le Caire, Imprimerie de l'Institut Français d'Archéologie Orientale, 1932. Contains pencil notes in text

1

C1.2

Notes on Egyptian texts. Ch.26-30 (possibly the Book of the Dead?)

1

C2

The Book of the Dead [Em Duat]. English. TSS

 

C2.1

Em Duat. Introduction and the first hour

1

C2.2

Em Duat. The second hour

1

C2.3

Em Duat. The third hour

1

C2.3.1

Em Duat. The third hour. Notes, etc.

1

C2.3.2

Duplicate of C2.3.1

1

C2.3.3

Notes

1

C2.4

Em Duat. The fourth. hour. In the house of Tomu.

1

C2.4.1

Em Duat. The fourth hour. Notes

1

C2.4.2

Duplicate of C2.4.1

1

C2.5

Em Duat. The fifth hour. The centre of Ament

1

02.5.l

Duplicate of C2.5

1

C2.5.2

Em Duat. The fifth hour. p.21-42,59-79. Earlier comments

1

C2.5.3

Duplicate of C2.5.2

1

C2.6

Em Duat. The sixth hour

1

C2.6.1

Duplicate of C2.6

1

C2.6.2

Notes relating to Em Duat - the sixth hour

1

C2.6.3

Duplicates cf C2.6.2

1

C2.7

Em Duat. The seventh hour

1

C2.7.1

Duplicate of C2.7

1

C2.8

Em Duat. The eighth hour

1

C2.8.1

Duplicate of C2.8

1

C2.8.2

Further texts about the eighth hour, p.63-86

1

C2.8.3

Duplicate of 02.8.2

1

C2.9

Em Duat. The ninth hour

1

C2.9.1

Duplicate of C2.9

1

C2.10

Em Duat. The tenth hour

1

C2.10.1

Duplicate of C2.10

1

C2.11

Em Duat. The eleventh hour

1

C2.11.1

Duplicate of C2.11

1

C2.12

Em Duat. The twelfth hour

1

C2.12.1

Duplicate of C2.12

1

C2.13

Em Duat. Appendix, p.28a-31

1

C2.13.1

Duplicate of 02.13

1

C2.13.2

[Commentary on] illustrations, p.51-71

1

C2.13.3

Duplicate of C2.13. 2

1

C3.1

The Book of the Dead. Ch.64

1

C3.1.1

Older version of C3.1

1

C3.2

The Book of the Dead. "Reviews" of Ch. 71, 110, 19, The "Book of Breathings"

1

C3.2.1

Duplicates of C3.2

1

C3.3

The Book of the Dead. The Hawk transformations

1

C3.4

The Book of the Dead. The opening of the mouth ceremonies

1

C3.5

Notes of Ch. 137

1

C3.6

The Book of the Dead (Ch. 145 and 146). The Pylons at the Temple of Osiris

1

C3.7

The Book of the Dead. The seven circles of the field of rest. (Not revised)

1

C3.8

Notes on The Book of the Dead. Transformations of the soul

1

C3.9

Notes on the Look of the Dead. Egyptian and Sumerian symbols

1

C3.9.1

Envelope marked "Symbolism, not yet examined", slipped inside the back cover of C3.9

1

C3.10

Fragments of chapters from the Book of the Dead

1

C4.1

The Book of Gates

1

C4.2

The Book of Gates. The fields

1

C4.2.1

Duplicate of C4.2

1

C4.3

Notes from the Book of Gates

1

C4.4

Egyptian liturgy and funerary offerings

1

C5.1-C5.38.3

The Sacred Books of Eqypt. Letters 1-38(Multiple copies of most of these)

310

C6.1

Egyptian cosmogony, explanations and comments. Notes from Ch. 33/34

1

C6.2

Egyptian glossary

1

C6.2.1

Notes and additions

1

C7.1

The Book of the Dead. Em Duat. The first hour. German TSS

1

C.7.2

Em Duat. The second hour. German. TSS

1

C7.2.1

MSS notes attached to C7.2

1

C7.3

Em Duat. The third hour. German TSS

1

C7.4

Em Duat. The fourth hour. German TSS

1

C7.4.1

Some pages of an earlier version of C7.4

1

C7.5

Em Duat. The fifth hour. German TSS

1

C7.6

Em Duat. The sixth hour. German. TSS

1

C7.7

Em Duat. The seventh hour. German TSS

1

C7.8

Em Duat. The eighth hour. German TSS

1

C7.9

Em Duat. The ninth hour. German TSS

1

C7.10

Em Duat. The tenth hour. German TSS

1

C7.11

Em Duat. The eleventh hour. German TSS

1

C7.12

Em Duat. The twelfth hour. German TSS

1

C8.1

The Book of the Dead. Ch. 17. German TSS

1

C8.2

The Book of the Dead. Ch. 17. Der Hausbau des Tomu. German TSS

1

C8.2.1

Duplicate of C8.2

1

C8.3

The Book of the Dead. Die Erweckungsbücher im Alten Aegypten. German TSS

1

C9.1

Buch den Torwege [The Book of Gates] Ch. I

1

C9.2

Buch den Torwege, Ch. II

1

C9.3

Buch den Torwege, Ch. III

1

C9.4

Buch den Torwege, Ch. IV

1

C9.5

Buch den Torwege, Ch. V

1

C9.6

Buch den Torwege, Ch. VI

1

C9.7

Buch der Torwege, Ch. VII

1

C9.8

Buch den Torwege, Ch. VIII

1

C9.9

Buch der Torwege, Ch. IX

1

C9.10

Buch den Torwege, Ch. X

1

C9.11

Buch den Torwege, Ch. XI

1

C10.1

Einführung in die Aegyptische Religion. German TSS

1

C10.2

Ägyptens heilige Bücher. German TSS

1

C10.3

Ursprung. German TSS

1

C11.1

Notes on Luxor, 14.10.53

1

C11.2

Miscellaneous notes on Egyptian texts

1

C11.3

Notes on the Quran, with reference to the Book of the Dead

1

C11.4

Hermes Trismegistos, 30.3.1957, with reference to Egyptian gods

1

C12.1-C12.30

Correspondence concerning Egyptian studies

30

C13.1-C13.7

Correspondence about "Indaba my Children", by Mutwa, referring to similarities in the Zulu and Egyptian symbolism

7

C14.1

Budge, E.A. Wallis. Book of the Dead. London 1910. 3v.

3

C14.2

Budge, E.A. Wallis. The Egyptian heaven and hell. London, 1906. 3v.

3

C14.3

Budge, E.A. Wallis. The liturgy of funerary offerings. London, 1909. lv.

1

C14.4

Varille, Alexandre. Un point de vue nouveau sur l'architecture pharaonique. Extrait de la Revue "Syntheses". n.d. [c. 1951?]

1

C14.5

Varille, Alexandre. La stèle du mystique Béky. Le Caire, 1954

1

C14.6

Varille, Alexandre. l. Quelques caractéris­tiques du Temple pharaonique. 2. A propos des pyramides de Snetrou. Edition A.P.A.M. 1954

1

C14.7

Varille, Alexandre, La Grande porte du temple d'Apet à Karnak. Le Caire, 1955

1

C14.8

Christophe, Louis-A. Alexandre Varille. La Caire, 1955

1

C14.9

Le Musee Vivant, v.18, serié C, no. 1-2, 1954. Le miracle Egyptien

1

C14.10

Gauthier, Henri. Les Fêtes du Dieu Min. Le Caire, 1931

1

C14.11

Rousseaux, André. La Querelle des Égyptologues Paris, 1951

1

C14.12

Rousseaux, André. La Querelle des Égyptologues Nouveaux débats. Paris, 1951

1

C14.13-C14.17

Booklists and illustrations pertaining to Egyptian studies

5

D.

HEBREW STUDIES

 

D1.1

Translation from Hebrew texts. ShIR-Ha-ShIRIM. Canticum Canticorum. Solomon's song. English TSS

1

D1.2

The tables of law. Exodus Ch. 34. Attempted analysis applying Medieval views, and the Beards of the Qabalah. English TSS

1

D1.2.1

Duplicate of D1.2

1

D2.1

Shir-ha-Shirim. Das Hohelied Salomos. German TSS

1

D2.2

Das Hohelied Salomos. Besprechung eines Seltenen Textes. German TSS

1

D3.1-D3.8

Transcriptions from Hebrew texts and miscellaneous notes

8

D4.

Bible. Old testament. Text in Hebrew. London, 1944

1

E.

ORDER OF PYTHAGOREANS [O.H.T.M.]

 

E1.1-E1.37

Correspondence between Dr Ernst Landsberg and Jean Mallinger concerning the Pythagorean Order, and some notes

37

E2.1-E2.37

O.H.T.M. Communications. TSS

37

E3.1-E3.11

O.H.T.M. Rites and rituals of the Pythagorean order

11

E4.1

Mallinger, Jean. yes Secrets Esotériques dans Plutarque. Paris, Editions Niclaus, 1946

1

E4.2

Mallinger, Jean. Notes sur Les Secrets Esotériques des Pythagoriciens. Paris, Editions Niclaus, 1946

1

F.

ORDER OF THE GOLDEN ROSE

 

F1.1-F1.150

Correspondence between Dr Ernst Landsberg and Martin Erler mainly concerning the Order of the Golden Rose. 1956-1973. [Ordo Rosae Aurea]

150

F2.1-F2.19

Ordo Rosae Aureae. Lehrstufe. Interne Unter­ weisung. nos. 1, 5-19

19

F3.1-F3.6

English translations from German texts of Interne Unterwaisung für Hörer, 1-6. Published by ORA, Munich, 1968

6

F4.1-F4.11

English translations from German texts of Interne Unterweisung für, Neophyten, 1-11. Published by ORA, Munich, 1968

11

F5.1

Ordo Rosae Aureae. Introducing pamphlet. n.d.

1

F5.2

Ordo Rosae Aureae. Statuten. Munchen, 1968

1

F5.3

Ordo Rosae Aureae. Constitutio et Leges. München, ORA, 1968

1

F5.4-F5.9

Interne Unterweisung für Hörer. München, ORA 1968. nos. 1-6

6

F5.10-F5.34

Interne Unterweisung für Neophyten. München, ORA, 1968. nos. 1-20

25

F6.1-F6.9

O.R.A. Einfuhrung in die Symbolik, l-7 TSS plus English translation of the Introduction.

9

F7.1-F7.25

O.R.A. Symbolik, 1-8, and O.R.A. 1A, 9-21. Some undated, others variously dated 1958-1966

25

F8.1-F8.28

Lux Rosae Aureae; nos. l-5, 7, 9-28, 1961-1965 Roneod

28

F8.29-F8.32

Lux Rosae Aureae, nos. 31-34. ORA-Verlag, Icking, 1972-1973

4

F9.1-F9.8

O.R.A. Interne Unterweisung für Initiaten. I.Grad. nos. 10-17. n.d.

8

F10.1-F10.5

O.R.A. Liber Ritualis I, IA and II, and two other items on rituals. n.d.

5

F11.1

Czogalla, Herbert and Peter J. Gläsel. Eine Studie über Bewusstsein. (Teil II). Icking, ORA-Verlag, 1973

1

F11.2

Czogalla, Herbert. Die Luft in Ihrer all meinen and symbolischen Bedeutung. München, ORA-Verlag, 1967

1

F11.3

Czogalla, Herbert. Vom Werden den Dekade. Icking, ORA-Verlag, 1974

1

F11.4

Eckle, Karl. Uber die Schönheit. München, ORA-Verlag, 1971

1

F11.5

Erler, Martin. Die grosse Legende vom Tempel­ bau. München, ORA-Verlag, 1969.

1

F11.6-F11.6.2

Erler, Martin. Die Krise des modernen Menschen. München, ORA-Verlag, 1969

3

F11.7

Erler, Martin. Der moderne Mensch and das Ritual. München, ORA, 1964

1

F11.8

Erler, Martin. Das Symbol des Lebens im, alten Ägypten. München, ORA-Verlag, 1966

1

F11.9

Fach/Stransfeld. Der Obergang zum Transzendenten in den Harmonik. München, ORA-Verlag, 1965

1

F11.10

Die goldenen Verse des Pythagoras. München, ORA-Verlag, 1967

1

F11.11

Grabinger, Peter. Der Hesychasmus. München, ORA-Verlag, 1972

1

F11.12

Haase, Rudolf. Leitfaden einer Harmonikalen Erkerntnislehre. München, ORA-Verlag, 1970

1

F11.13

Hauschulz, Kurt. Der Martinistenorden. München, ORA-Verlag, 1967

1

F11.14

Hermes Trismegistos. München, ORA-Verlag, 1964

1

F11.15

Hoffmann, Helmut. Juvel im Lotus. München, ORA-Verlag, 1971

1

F11.16

Hoffmann, Helmut. Das Lied von der Perle München, ORA-Verlag, 1968

1

F11.17

Hoffmann, Helmut. Der Manichäismus. München, ORA-Verlag, 1968

1

F11.18

Klenk, Heinrich. Die K.K. der Freimaurer and ihr Hauptsymbol "Flammender Stern". München, ORA, 1960

1

F11.19

Lankes, Otto. Tod and Wiedergeburt. Icking, ORA-Verlag, 1974. 2v.

2

F11.20

Peters, Erik. Initia and Telos. München., ORA-Verlag, 1965

1

F11.21

Rausch, Jürgen. Mythische and technische Existenz. München, ORA, 1962

1

F11.22

Rehm, Emil. Geistige Arbeit and Gesundheit. München, ORA-Verlag, 1966 (2 copies)

2

F11.23

Rüsen, Jörn. Die Pansophie des Johann Amos Comenius. München, ORA-Verlag, 1966

1

F11.24

Vogel, Heinrich W. Eine Studio über Bewusst-sein. München, ORA-Verlag, 1967. Teil 1

1

F11.25

Wagner, Rüdiger. Harmonikale Proportionsstudien an Griechischen Statuten. Icking, ORA-Verlag, 1971

1

F11.26

Wanke, Lothar. Indische Felsbilder als Urkunden einer weltweiten Frühreligion. Icking, ORA-­Verlag, 1974

1

F11.27

Weinberg, Fritz. Einiges zum Thema Kabalah. München., ORA-Verlag, 1971

1

F11.28

Zippert, Erwin. Die grosse Befreiung. München, ORA, 1960. Parts A-E

5

G.

THE ROSICRUCIAN ORDER. [A.M.O.R.C.]

 

G1.1-G1.21

Correspondence between Dr Ernst Landsberg and the Rosicrucian Order [A.M.O.R.C.], 1952-1956

21

G2.1-G2.19 .

Rosicrucian Digest, September 1952 - July 1954. Incomplete

19

G3. I

Rosicrucian Manual. San Jose, A.M.O.R.C., 1941. Rosicrucian Library. v.8

1

G3.2

Lewis, Ralph M. Behold the sign. San Jose, A.M.O.R.C., 1944. Rosicrucian Library. v.10

1

G4.1-G4.8.12

Miscellaneous pamphlets and leaflets

12

H.

ORDER OF THE HIDDEN MASTERS

 

H1.1-H1.21

Order of Hidden Masters, correspondence, special communications and manifesto

21

H2.1-H2.51

Lectures Grade I Nos. 1-50, and test

51

H3.1-H3.26

Lectures Grade II nos. 1-26

26

J.

TIBETAN BUDDHISM

 

J1.1-J1.186

Correspondence mainly with Thrangu Rinpoche,a Buddhist teaching abbot, and with Sister Karma Khechog Palmo, a Buddhist nun, and photographs. Mainly from Sikkum, 1970-1975

186

J2.1-J2.47

Correspondence with Cyril Silberbauer, Johannes­burg, 1971-1972

47

J3.1-J3.21

Correspondence with Selwyn Gross, Israel, 1971­-1973

21

J4.1-J4.5

Correspondence with Peter Grabinger, Athens, 1974

5

J5.1-J5.8

Correspondence with Lokesh Chandra, New Delhi, 1971

8

J6.1-J6.19

Miscellaneous letters concerning Buddhist matters, 1970-1974

19

J7.1-J7.4

The Kagyudpa School and the Karmapa Sect of Tibet. Description and doctrine

4

J8.1-J8.4

Translation of the Mantras on the Tibetan prayer flag

4

J9.1-J9.5

A garland of morning prayers in the tradition of Mahayana Buddhism

5

J10.1-J10.6

The prayer for the happiness of all that lives

6

J11.1-J11.7

The prayer of the Vision (Darshan) of Sat Sri Karma Fakshipa (the second Karmapa)

7

J12.1-J12.9

The Lami Naljor or Guru-Yoga of the Gyalwa Karmapa, plus notes

9

J13.1-J13.15.1

The Mahamudra, meditation and prayer

23

J14.1-J14.2.1

The sixteen Arahats, story and invocatory prayer

4

J15.1-J15.3.3

The Lama-Guru Yoga which continuously waters the seedlings of the four bodies of the Buddha

8

J16.1-J16.2.1

Hymn to Tara

6

J17.1-J17.6

Amitâyur-Dhyâna-Sutra, with introduction by Tenpi Nyima

6

J18.1-J18.2.6

The puja to Amitabha, the Buddha of Boundless light

8

J19.1-J19.3.3

The fervent prayer (Soldeb) to the sacred line of the Lamas of the Mahamudra (Kagyudpa tradition), and observations on the prayer

10

J20.1-J20.6

The Mahayana practice of the keeping of the eight precepts (the Uposita Fast)

6

J21.1-J21.2

The Lotus sutra

2

J22.1-J22.4.5

Dorjé Phagmo, plus direct transcription

13

J23.1-J23.1.3

The prayer of Kuntuzangpo (Samantabhadra = all goodness)

4

J24.1-J24.2

The meditation of the Vajra Sattva (Dorje Sempa or Dorshun in. Tibetan)

4

J25.1-J25.7

Various prayers

8

J26.1-J26.5

Articles on aspects of Buddhism

8

J27.1.1-J27.4

Tibetan Friendship Group, Cape Town, News­letters, etc.

17

J28.1-J28.13

German translations of Tibetan. Buddhist texts

23

J29.1-J29.6

Tibetan texts (two printed on cloth)

6

J30.1-J30.46

Tibetan Buddhist pictures, etc.

46

J30.37-J30.42

Given to Tibetan Friendship Group 17.7.78

 

J31.1-J31.24

Notes, booklists, newspaper clippings

24

J32.1.1-J32.1.3

The puja to Amitabha, the Buddha of boundless light. Kathamandu, Jore Ganesh Press, 1972

3

J32.2

A garland of. morning prayers. New Delhi, Karma Khechog Palmo,, 1970

1

J32.3.1-J32.3.4

The story of Guru Rinpoche. Kathmandu, Jore Ganesh Press, 1969

4

J32.4

Thera, Piyadassi. The Buddha as a master mind A graduate course in Buddhism, lesson l. A monthly publication of the Buddhist Inform­ation Centre. Ceylon, 1974

1

J32.5

De Purucker, G. Love is the cement of the universe. Tibetan Friendship Grout, Wynberg, Cape, n.d.

1

J32.6

Cambridge: University Buddhist Society [Ato Rinpoche, Robin Monro, et al]. An account of the Kagyudpa Order. n.d.

1

J32.7

A brief genealogy of Tibetan rulers. Information. and Publicity Office of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. [1973]

1

J32.8

Palmo, Karma Khechog (Freda Bedi). Memories of Acharya Raghuvira. Studies in Indo-Asian Art and Culture. v.1. Reprint.

1

J32.9

Development of society in the Buddhist way. Colombo, Buddhist Information Certre, 1974

1

J32.10

Tibetan Messenger, v. II no. 1, 1973

1

J32.11

Palmo, Karma Khechog. Ein Rosenkranz von Morgen­geboten nach den Tradition des Mahayana-Buddhismus, 1971

1

J32.12

Der Kreis, no. 100., July/Aug., 1972

1

J32.13

Evans-Wentz, W.Y. Le Yoga tibétain et les doctrins secrètes; ou, les Sept Livres de la Sagesse du Grand Sentier. Paris, 1948

1

J33.1-J33.10

Publications by American Buddhist groups, in­cluding four parts of "Chakra"., a journal of Tantra and Yoga; three publications for children and one for teenagers, etc.

10

J34.1-J34.4

American Indians and Tibetan Buddhism

5

J35.1-J35.12

Northwest Indian News, v.2, nos. 3-4, 6-7, 12 Sept 1972 - June 1973; v.3, nos. 1-7, July 1973 - Feb 1974

12

K.

PAPERS AND PAMPHLETS ON VARIOUS PHILOSOPHIES

 

K1.,1-K1.25

Letters and pamphlets on Sufism

25

K2.1-K2.3.2

Theosophy pamphlets

5

K3.1-K3:3

The Vedic Voice, 3 parts 1947-48

3

L.

ENSIKLOPEDIE VAN DIE WÊRELD

 

L1.1-L1.34

Letters from Mr J J Spies and Mr J van Rooyen of the editorial staff. of the Encyclopaedia, etc., 1968-1971

34

L2.1-L2.76

Correspondence with various institutions asking for information for inclusion in the Encyclop­aedia, 1969--1971

76

L3.1-L3.1277

Articles written for inclusion in the Ensiklo­pedie van die Wêreld. And miscellaneous notes. [This encyclopaedia was never published]

1277

L4.1-L4.7

Photographs of the following, probably intended for use in the Ensiklopedie van die Wêreld: W-H. Andrag with Mrs Joyce Newton Thompson; Robert Annan; S.?. Baile (?); W.J. Busschau; G. Carleton Jones; group including W.A. Mackenzie, D. Christopherson and G. Carleton Jones; Sir F.W. de Cuingand.

7

M.

STANDARD ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF SOUTHERN AFRICA

 

M1.1-M1.16

Correspondence: with Mr J J Spies, editor of the Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, 1971-73

16

M2.1-M2.11

Articles, and notes, for the Standard Encyclo­paedia of Southern Africa

11

M3.1-M3.69

Pamphlets on metrication published by the South African Bureau of Standards

69

N.

ARTICLES, BOOKS AND TRANSLATIONS

 

N1.1-N1.120

Articles on financial matters 1969-1971, written while Dr Landsberg was Financial Editor of the Cape Times, and notes

120

N2

A coming world order, by Dr Ernst Landsberg. unpublished. MSS

1

N3.1

Cape Wine and Spirit Institute. Summary of memorandum of 23.1.1968

1

N3.2

A discussion of the KWV Memoranda

1

N4.1

Geographische Ursprünge des Tarot, von Dr. E. Landsberg

1

N4.2-N4.4

Correspondence concerning the article described in N4.1

3

N5.2

Fun with Pottery, translated by Dr. E. Landsberg

1

N5.3

Copy of N5.2

1

N5.4-N5.20

Notes for translation of "Freude an Keramik"

17

N6

BOOKS AND ARTICLES NOT WRITTEN BY DR. ERNST LANDSBERG

 

N6.1

Lupton, Margret [sister of Dr Landsberg] Obst- and Gartenbaulandschaften in der Sud­afrikanischen Union. Prufungsarbeit einge­reicht im April 1953, Koln. Unpublished TSS., bound

1

N6.2-N6.3

Two letters to the Financial Editor of the Cape Times, concerning a conference of cost and works accountants, September 1962, and the three papers, N6.4-N6.6

2

N6.5

Owen, R. Ellis. Planning for profit, the management accountant's contribution. Roneod

1

N6.6

Cronje, J.P. Planning for profit-productivity. Roneod

1

N6.7

Germani, Hans. White mercenaries in the Black Country, related from his own experiences. TSS [unpublished?]

1

N6.7.1-N6.7.2

Sections of an earlier version of N6.7

2

P.

GLOSSARIES

 

P1.1-P1.1658

Mahayana - English dictionary compiled by Dr Ernst Landsberg MSS Key: Blue ink - sundry sources, Red ink, - A. Govinda

1656

P2.

Sanskrit glossary compiled by Dr Ernst Landsberg (1942-43)

1

P3.1-P3.11

Sanskrit translations and notes

11

R.

MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS

 

R1.1-R1.3

Bate, Osborn Hambrook. The Lodge de Goede Hoop. Cape Town, 1972

3

R2

Sauerbruch, Ferdinand. A surgeon's life. London, 1953. Inscribed

1

R3.1-R3.4

Faust-Blätter, no. 27, 1974, and some papers concerning the Faustgesellschaft

4

R4.1-R4.12

Reprints of illustrations from Les très riches heures du Duc de Berry

12

R5

Truth, as the writer sees it, by T.M. Chisnall. Cape Town, 1956

1

R7

Meno Lissauer, the first fifty years. n.d.

1

R8

Honeywell. Acoustic position reference systems. 1966

1

R9

QE2 satellite navigation system

1

R10

Optima, 17 (3), 1967, commemorating the50th anniversary of Anglo American Corporation

1

R11.1- R 1.264

Letters and orders for “the lodge de goede hoop" by O.H. Bate

264

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