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In all ages, and in all lands, the belief has existed that a Divine de- gree of knowledge is possible to human beings under certain condi- tions; and, as a corollary to this, the conviction has dwelt in the hearts of people that living men exist who possess this knowledge; whether they be called sages, philosophers, adepts, or by other names.
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