Occupation
OCCULTISTS
With 41 biographies, Occultists are the 89th most common occupation in Pantheon, behind Judges, Fashion Designers, and Political Scientists.
People
Pantheon has 40 people classified as occultists born between 1135 and 1930. Of these 40, none of them are still alive today. The most famous deceased occultists include Nostradamus, Grigori Rasputin, and John Dee. As of April 2024, 2 new occultists have been added to Pantheon including Erik Jan Hanussen, and Tituba.
Deceased Occultists
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Nostradamus
1503 - 1566
HPI: 82.02
Grigori Rasputin
1869 - 1916
HPI: 81.20
John Dee
1527 - 1608
HPI: 76.15
Baba Vanga
1911 - 1996
HPI: 74.52
Helena Blavatsky
1831 - 1891
HPI: 73.19
Aleister Crowley
1875 - 1947
HPI: 71.29
Count of St. Germain
1712 - 1784
HPI: 71.27
Alessandro Cagliostro
1743 - 1795
HPI: 70.11
Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa
1486 - 1535
HPI: 68.01
Allan Kardec
1804 - 1869
HPI: 67.71
Éliphas Lévi
1810 - 1875
HPI: 65.66
Joachim of Fiore
1135 - 1202
HPI: 65.36
Newly Added Occultists (2024)
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Places
Most occultists were born in United Kingdom (12), France (6), and Russia (3). By city, the most common birth places were Vienna (2), London (2), and Saint-Rémy-de-Provence (1).The most common death places of occultists were France (10), United Kingdom (8), and United States (7). By city, these were Paris (4), London (3), and Saint Petersburg (2).
Places Over Time
The earliest biographies classified as occultists in Pantheon are Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa, Michael Scot, and Joachim of Fiore. The concentration of occultists was largest during the Newspaper Era, which lasted from 1700 to 1899. Some birth or death locations for earlier occultists are unknown, which may account for timeline differences below.
Lifespans
Which Occultists were alive at the same time? This visualization shows the lifespans of the 25 most globally memorable Occultists since 1700.
