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''The foundation of the Golden Dawn was closely tied to a group called the "Secret Chiefs," who were known only to the knowledgeable members of the Inner Order, and were said to possess "terrible supernatural powers."[3] | ''The foundation of the Golden Dawn was closely tied to a group called the "Secret Chiefs," who were known only to the knowledgeable members of the Inner Order, and were said to possess "terrible supernatural powers."[3] | ||
A short while before 1900, Mathers was summoned by one of the Secret Chiefs, who he met with in a dark Parisian alley. Though the man wore a cloak, he clearly wore a ring marked with the red cross of the '''Templar Order'''.[3]'' | ''A short while before 1900, Mathers was summoned by one of the Secret Chiefs, who he met with in a dark Parisian alley. Though the man wore a cloak, he clearly wore a ring marked with the red cross of the '''Templar Order'''.[3]'''' | ||
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The foundation of the Golden Dawn was closely tied to a group called the "Secret Chiefs," who were known only to the knowledgeable members of the Inner Order, and were said to possess "terrible supernatural powers."[3] A short while before 1900, Mathers was summoned by one of the Secret Chiefs, who he met with in a dark Parisian alley. Though the man wore a cloak, he clearly wore a ring marked with the red cross of the Templar Order'.[3]'