Is the order of R.R. & A.C. to remain a magical order? :
written in March 1901, and given to the Adepti of the Order of R.R. & A.C. in April, 1901 /
[D.E.D.I.]
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| In collection: | W. B. Yeats Library |
| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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[London? :
no publisher identified,
1901]
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| Notes: | "The order Rubidae Rosae & Aureae Crucis was apparently a section of the Order of the Golden Dawn, the mystical society to which yeats belonged. Each member adopted a motto, usually in Latin, and was known in the Order by the initials of the motto; Yeats was Daemon Est Deus Inversus."--Wade 33. The Quinn library catalogue (1924), page 1137, lists this as by Yeats, and states Yeats never acknowledged authorship. Inscribed on front cover: "See page 23". Manuscript correction on page 23. Pages uncut. Physical description: 30 pages ; 20 cm. Citations/References: Wade, Allan. A bibliography of the writings of W. B. Yeats. 1968, 33 Citations/References: A descriptive catalog of W. B. Yeats's library, Edward O'Shea. - New York ; London : Garland, 1985, page 339 more |