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A. E. Waite

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  • Arthur Edward Waite
  • A. E. Waite
  • Golden Dawn motto: Sacramentum Regis (S.R.) (Alastor); Sacramentum Regis (Abscondere Bonum est) — "(It is good to keep) the Sacrament of the King" (Küntz)

Ada Waite

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  • Mrs. Ada Alice Waite
  • Ada ("Lucasta") Lakeman Waite (?)
  • Golden Dawn motto: Lumen Christi — "The light of Christ" (Küntz 218)

Demographics

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  • Nationality: he, born American but mother, who was British, returned to England when he was young

Residences

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  • London

Family

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  • Arthur Edward Waite (2 October 1857 – 19 May 1942)
  • Ada Lakeman ( – 1924)
  1. Sybil ()
  • Mary Broadbent Schofield

Acquaintances, Friends and Enemies

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Acquaintances

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Friends

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Enemies

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Organizations

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Timeline

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1887, George Redway published Waite's The Real History of the Rosicrucians (Howe 85 38-39, n. 2), and Arthur Edward Waite and Ada Lakeman married.

1891 January, Waite joined the Golden Dawn, the Isis-Urania Temple, introduced by Edward Berridge.

1891 December 2, Ada Waite joined the Golden Dawn, the Isis-Urania Temple (Küntz 218).

1893, Waite was "demitted" from the Golden Dawn (Küntz 219).

1896 February 17, Waite was "Re-admitted by ballot" into the Golden Dawn (Küntz 219).

1899 March 3, Waite joined the Inner Order of the Golden Dawn (Küntz 219).

1901, Waite joined the Freemasons.

1902, Waite joined the Societas Rosicruciana in Anglia.

Questions and Notes

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Bibliography

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Works by Waite

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  • The Real History of the Rosicrucians. 1887.
  • digest of Levi
  • Rider-Waite Taro Deck (with Pamela Colman Smith), 1909