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	Order of Hermes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Order was thought to be a group of old wizards who cloister themselves in dusty libraries and had old arcane lore as their bread and butter.
		Each magus in the Order of hermes has formal membership in one or more Houses, which are confederations of like-minded magi with specific philosophies and areas of expertise.
		Disbanded in 1188, its mages adopded by Hermetic Houses of Verditius and Bonisagus and by the Order of Reason; the latter eventually became Electrodyne Engineers and later Sons of Ether tradition.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Order_of_Hermes (1329 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: George Hermes
		The same prelate, by order of the pope, denied the legality of the uncanonical reorganization of the cathedral chapter by Napoleon I, refused to acknowledge the wrongful appointment of Baron von Spiegel (later Archbishop of Cologne) as vicar-general, and on 31 March 1813, took back into his own hands the government of the diocese.
		Hermes' rationalistic conception of the idea of revelation follows from this line of argument; and furthermore he says expressly that reason cannot teach the existence of truths of such primary importance and yet declare that it is unable to know them.
		Furthermore, Hermes denied that miracles afforded conclusive testimony in favour of revelation; he distinguished between the proof of the supernaturalness of miracles and the proof of the Divinity of a revelation.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/07276c.htm (3192 words)

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		The rest of Order of Hermes remain sceptical of their claims, and argue that the enochians certainly have found some very important truths and made several influential discoveries, but hardly The Truth.
		Most mages in Order of Hermes acknowledge that enochian is a very powerful language, and some groups use it besides the enochians.
		Order of Hermes: They do not want to realise that most of their theories are illusions or half-truths.
	www.identicalsoftware.com /rpg/wod/mage/traditions.net/enochian.txt (3005 words)

	History of the Order of Hermes
		The Order of Hermes was founded chiefly by wizards who had descended from the Roman Cult of Mercury, which in turn took its wisdom and knowledge of the mystic powers from the Greek cult of Hermes.
		In the early days of the Order, this House consisted of mainly British, Welsh and Breton druids, for Diedne's Irish counterparts disapproved of the Order, as the druids of Ireland were teachers in their tribes, they chafed under the "non-interference with mundanes" clause of the Code, and many refused to join.
		He estimated the lifespan of the Order would be 'three-score years and ten, or a bit longer thanks to potions of longevity.' Trianoma finally grew weary of his scepticism and never-ending wise-cracks and asked him what provisions the Order would need to survive.
	www.durenmar.de /articles/hermeshistory.html (7118 words)

	The Order of Hermes
		The Order of Thrice-Great Hermes claims to be the oldest of the Traditions.
		Despite stereotypes that they are an "all-white" Tradition, the Order of Hermes embraces multiple forms of magic outside of the European occult tradition.
		House Janissary: The fearsome rivals of House Tytalus, the Janissaries are the espionage arm of the Order of Hermes -- internal police and external espionage arm.
	www.angelfire.com /rpg2/ncmta/hermes.html (939 words)

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		Subject: Cabala (A Subgroup of Order of Hermes) This is the next part in my little series "Hermetic Subgroups of the World".
		The Order of Hermes continued forward, and the Cabalists influence began to wane.
		Order of Hermes: Our brethren have taught us much, and they have learned much from us.
	www.identicalsoftware.com /rpg/wod/mage/misc/cabala.txt (3450 words)

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		We recognize the authority of the Grand Tribunal of the Order of Hermes as paramount, the sole and lawful authority which preserves the peace among magi and disseminates the wisdom of Bonisagus and the Founders.
		Officers of the conventus and guests of Council members who are not members of the Order of Hermes may be allowed to attend and speak at meetings, but they may not vote.
		Order of Hermes and Tremere are trademarks of White Wolf, Inc.
	home.comcast.net /~agronosky/ars_magica/spiritus_draconis/pactum.html (2008 words)

	ORDER OF HERMES: HOUSE IGNACIO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Thus, in the early 1800's at Georgetown University, a group of Jesuits and a lay professor of the Order of Hermes adopted the code of the Jesuits as a rulebook and founded the House Ignacio.
		Membership in the House is not restricted to Jesuits, but it requires that initiates follow the practices of the Society of Jesus: unquestioning obedience of your mentor, daily meditation, and a love of education.
		Order of Hermes: We accept their forms, but too many of them do not realize what they are really doing.
	www.kopalnia.rpg.pl /mirror/adashiel/archive/ignacio.html (1256 words)

	Ars Magica Glossary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		One of the Forms studied by the Order of Hermes, and is Magickal Art used in conjunction with affecting air.
		Diabolists are common enemies of the Church and the Order of Hermes.
		A magus Renounced from the Order is no longer protected by the Code, and it is considered the duty of Hermetic magi to shun or even attack the outsider.
	www.innish.btinternet.co.uk /Glossary/GlossaryArs.htm (2049 words)

	Ars Magica - Glossary
		This is the House descended from the founder of the Order.
		This was formerly a house of the Order of Hermes.
		It is a formal gathering of magi of the Order in accordance with the Code, with legislative and judgmental powers.
	www.quantal.demon.co.uk /saga/ooc/glossary.html (3273 words)

	The Order of Hermes Within Milan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		The Order of Hermes has a strong tradition of dominance within the Duchy of Milan, carried over from its days as a stronghold of the Western Roman Empire, and the independence from Rome.
		The Order, however, found it hard to break down the hold that the Hermetics had on the Duchy, especially as the Visconti, a powerful hermetic family, gained more control of the government as well as the Covenants.
		The Order of Reason, however, is under the watchful gaze of Sforza and are careful not to yet turn this powerful man against them.
	www.btinternet.com /~paul.shawley/HermeticsInMilan.html (1489 words)

	RPGnet: Review of Tradition Book: Order of Hermes Revised
		I thought the original Order of Hermes Tradbook was the best of that line BY FAR - in fact, it inspired me to make and play my first Hermetic...
		Almost as much as their magical style, the politics of the Order define what it means to be a Hermetic.
		They changed the Order of Hermes logo in Revised - in both, "Order of" is spelled in a Hebrew-style font, but the new "Hermes" is written in a Greek-style, similar to that used in Changeling for the Satyrs.
	www.rpg.net /reviews/archive/9/9484.phtml (2459 words)

	RPGnet: Review of Tradition Book: Order of Hermes
		We are told why the Order was founded, the role of the Founders, and then the events of the Mythic Age, from the Schism War, the first Massasa War and the rise of the Order of Reason.
		The Order of Hermes is an order of Hermeticists, not of Awakened Hermetics.
		Most notably, the incredible diversity of the Order is given as an excuse for mages of differing beliefs and magic types to be involved with one another.
	www.rpg.net /reviews/archive/9/9517.phtml (2909 words)

	Caledonia: A Light in the North
		Many of these are individual wizards or small groups which the Order is unaware of and who in turn may never have heard of the Order of Hermes.
		The Order of Hermes is specifically oriented toward the academic study of magic.
		The Order of Odin is known to be active among the Vikings, and many Hermetics blame them for inciting the Viking plague from the north.
	www.bol.ucla.edu /~smartin/caledonia/external.html (689 words)

	MAGE GROUPS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Practitioners of the ancient Art, a sub-tradition of the Order of Hermes and the Sons of Ether.
		A deeply mathematical faction of the Order of Hermes.
		A house of the Order of Hermes with blood ties to the fae.
	www.kopalnia.rpg.pl /mirror/adashiel/mage/groups.html (1118 words)

	Houses of the Order of Hermes
		Durenmar Covenant in the Black Forest of Burgundy is the Domus Magnus of House Bonisagus, and the birthplace of the Order.
		Many within the Order have attempted to dismiss the members of Flambeau as short-sighted simpletons prone to wanton violence, but the demeanor of its members is considerably varied, and this generalization makes little sense to those who have met assorted members of this House.
		It was admitted to the Order under the auspices of establishing a Hermetic presence in the near East.
	www.unc.edu /~murphy/rabenstein/additional_houses.html (4812 words)

	Order of Hermes names for Rotes
		Rotes that achieve different affects is where one rote is list but the description says it's a common name for a group of rotes that achieve different effects.
		A3) In some cases a member of the Order will claim to have invented a new rote that duplicates an existing rote; then this happens there is often an IG debate on whether this use of name> is different than that use of name>.
		Other members of the Order wishes the rote's name didn't include the name of an icon of science, but since few have devoted enough research to the rote non others have a reason to name it.
	www.geocities.com /bareboneOoH/rotes.html (4068 words)

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		This essential work surveys a fascinaging land ripe for adventure, from tales of King Arthur to the death of Thomas Becket, from the coming of the Order of Hermes to the ascendance of Blackthorn covenant, and from the druids' stone circles to tales of the English saints.
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		Here on the penninsula of future Spain, the order of Hermes has established itself amongst a resolute people who struggle against their imprisonment and against savage invaders who seek to conquer what little they have.
	www.futurelore.com /ars.htm (4716 words)

	Other Covenants of the Order of Hermes
		Before her master agreed to join the Order, Wizard Marches destroyed over half of the magi that belonged to her tradition.
		Its place in the Tribunal is weaker than it could be, primarily because of rumors that they harbor members of the Order of Odin (though every magus at the covenant vehemently denies these rumors).
		With her capture, Baelthornon petitioned the Order to spare her (she had been Marched for her assaults upon Corona Montis and the nobility) and instead she underwent Mentem magics to purge her hatred.
	home.mebtel.net /~irishman/cumbria/other_covenants.html (3821 words)

	Dates in the Order of Hermes
		For the most part, magi use the mundane system to number the days of the month, but strict Classicists, such as the Quaesitores, and some Bonisagi, insist on quoting the Roman dating system, so here is an explanation of the Roman Calendar.
		Since even they have to admit that revising the year number according to the naming of the days of the month runs counter to the Order's official year numbering system, they are forced to stay with the official Anno Arietis, and a New Year at the start of the Hermetic Spring Season.
		I have assumed that the Order uses the leap Year system, and just counts days down from the 29th of Feb instead of the 28th.
	www.quantal.demon.co.uk /saga/ooc/romandating.html (437 words)

	Vis Economy of the Order of Hermes
		Author's note: This article describes the vis economy of an 11th century Order of Hermes, from the perspective of the Primus of House Verditius, with Tribunals as detailed in Tribunals and their Boundaries.
		It is a rare covenant indeed which is blessed with a regular harvest of all 15 of Bonisagus' Arts, and as a result, magi who wish to acquire vis which cannot be found within the walls of their abode are obliged to undertake trading with neighbouring covenants.
		On the periphery of the Order, the southeastern Tribunal of Syria is a hot and dusty place, sparsely inhabitated by magi, although Moorish sorcerors are common in the farthest reaches.
	www.durenmar.de /articles/viseconomy.html (13823 words)

	Magi Background
		Like the Order of Mercury before it, the Order of Hermes grew and prospered because apprentices were taught magical theory rather than just spells per se.
		The mysterious Merinita gave her blessings to the Order and the new covenant then disappeared back into the faerie realm leaving Quendalon as the primus of this House, 9) House Quaesitor was founded by Guernicus, originally a follower of Jerbiton, and it remains based at Magvillius (near Rome), Jerbiton’s original covenant.
		An Order not unlike the Order of Hermes (the Order of Sinbad) exists in the Islamic world, as do various isolated practitioners, many diverse Arabic summoners and artificers--even some quasi-religious groups such as the Dervishes dabble in the art.
	www2.msstate.edu /~tbh1/saga/magi.html (17051 words)

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		Physical description of the Order of Hermes' chambers at the Infinity Covenant.
		Welcome, seeker of knowledge, to the Halls of The Order of Hermes Thrice-Great.
		This website is a resource centre for those who roleplay members of the Order of Hermes and those who interact with them.
	www.geocities.com /epochelipseuk/Wing.htm (121 words)

	Rilamdin Jedictus - Order of Hermes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		I was born 1898, and joined the Hermetic Order in 1917.
		on my second attempt i passed my Gauntlet and became a full member of the Order in 1928.
		I have sought answers and meaning in the whole of the tellurian during my tenure at Morgenson House, and in the last 30 years of enforced solitude within it's realm, I've made many great strides.
	members.aol.com /jordanlocke/rilamdin.html (119 words)

	Order of Hermes Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		The alchemical tradition closely intertwined with the Order of Hermes.
		Aristotelian Paradigm of Order of Hermes by H. DesChenes and A. Sandberg.
		The Spheres According to the Order of Hermes.
	hem.bredband.net /arenamontanus/Mage/ooh.html (201 words)

	Order of Hermes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Before they can be cast, all the spells of the Hermetic Order require one or more points of inate Wizardry Ability (WA).
		The spell of Far Sight extends the vision of the Wizard deep into the ultraviolet or infrared, allowing him to view images beyond the range of normal vision.
		The Wizard must continue to maintain this spell in order for the dialog to continue.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /strytelr6/bestiary/wizardry.html (6684 words)

	History of the Order of Hermes
		The origins of the order go back almost a thousand years, to the times just before the Invoked Devastation, and the Baklunish - Suloise Wars.
		Eventually, the Order of Hermes was founded, principally by those wishing to bring order to the regions now known as Aerdy.
		When the Great Kingdom was formed, the Order of Hermes was its backbone, and ever since then, Rauxes has been the home of the Order.
	www.glendale.org.uk /arsmagica/greyhawk/history.html (686 words)

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