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...[[Mohini Mohun Chatterji]], [[Roden Noel]], [[Arthur Lillie]], [[MacGregor Mathers]], and [[William Wynn Westcott]]. ...t was who brought the ‘Club’ material to A[nna]. K[ingsford]. Westcott and Mathers were given access to it, and later made it the basis of the [[Golden Dawn]]

...t was who brought the ‘Club’ material to A[nna]. K[ingsford]. Westcott and Mathers were given access to it, and later made it the basis of the Golden Dawn rit ...ve some doubts whether he possesses the real sequence of instruction which Mathers had, for the Golden Dawn split into innumerable branchlets, and the materia

...[[Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn]]''' in 1881. Like Westcott, MacGregor Mathers was a member of the [[Theosophical Society]]. The three men particularly wa ...f the Kabbalah. The training of the members fell to Westcott and MacGregor Mathers, since Rev. Woodman died in 1891. "They taught Qabalah, Alchemy, Astrology,

...wenty-two and Mathers thirty-six or thirty-seven (''Autobiography'', 123). Mathers invited Yeats to join the [[Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn|Golden Dawn]] ...was still tainted by the sensational publicity [surrounding problems with Mathers related to Aleister Crowley, and with a couple who had stolen a complete se

...[[Arthur Lillie]], [[William Wynn Westcott|Wynn Westcott]] and [[MacGregor Mathers]]. He read [[The Theosophist (periodical)|''The Theosophist'']], but never

...t was who brought the ‘Club’ material to A[nna]. K[ingsford]. Westcott and Mathers were given access to it, and later made it the basis of the [[Golden Dawn]]

...]]. Some of the names include [[William Wynn Westcott]], [[S. L. MacGregor Mathers]], William A. Ayton, [[Florence Farr]], J. W. Brodie-Innes, [[A. E. Waite]]

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