Julius Evola Quotes
Tradition, In Its Essence, Is Something Simultaneously Meta-historical And Dynamic: It Is An Overall Ordering Force In The Service Of Principles That Have The Chrism Of A Superior Legitimacy (we May Even Call Them 'principles From Above').
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