International Association for the Preservation of Spiritualist and Occult Periodicals
Periodical:Le Soleil Mystique
Le Soleil Mystique: cover of an issue
Summary:
Summary by:
Pat Deveney
Title:
Soleil Mystique, Le.
Subtitle:
Journal de la Maconnerie universelle: Sciences, litterature, voyages.
Published:
1853
Location:
Paris, France.
Language:
French.
Editor(s):
J.E. Marconis de Negre.
Publisher(s):
A. Goubaud et Compagnie.
Succession:
Succeeded by: Le Temple Mystique (1854); Le Pantheon maconnique (1860); La Tribune maconnique (1866)
Description:

1/1, 1853.

This is a Masonic journal but is included here because of the role that J.-E. Marconis (or Marconis de Negre) played in the spread of the Rite of Memphis, around which John Yarker, Theodor Reuss, Papus (Gerard Encausse), et al. built their all-encompassing occult schemes. The journal devoted itself to what it called "Maconnerie occulte" which "had as its goal initiation into the sciences which were secretly practiced in the Egyptian sanctuaries." Marconis was not named as the editor but appears as contributor of "L'Esoterisme maconnique," "L'Initiateur," and other articles. He had earlier helped edit Le Vengeur. On him see the note under Temple Mystique.

Other Sources:BNF.
Issues:Soleil Mystique 1853