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Julius Evola’s Unconventional Traditionalism –
“[Julius Evola] was a very strange person. A man of great intelligence, who understood a great deal – a great deal, but not all – of the Traditional perspective through Arturo Reghini. He encountered Guénon, had read all the books of Guénon. And he had remarkable knowledge of the Western Hermetic tradition. … And his book The Hermetic Tradition, which has just come out in English, is a witness to that. ...
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