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British occultist mystic, poet and writer (1857–1942)
Also known as: Arthur Edward Waite, A. E. 웨이트, Артур Эдвард Уэйт, アーサー・エドワード・ウェイト, 亞瑟·愛德華·偉特, Артур Уайт
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- The Holy Grail
- Triumph-Wagen Antimonii (1604)
- The book of ceremonial magic
- The Holy Grail, its legends and symbolism
- Collectanea Chemica