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original: "Bohémiens." In this context, the term refers to the Romani people, whom the author believed were the descendants of ancient Egyptians and the keepers of the Tarot's secrets.
Papus was the pseudonym of Gérard Encausse (1865–1916), a leading figure in the French occult revival.
All intellectual light, like all physical light, comes from the East, and it is also from the East that I come with it. original: "Toute lumière intellectuelle comme toute lumière physique vient d'Orient..." — NARAD, the Bohemian.
An engraving of the Emperor card (Arcanum IV) from a tarot deck. A bearded man with a crown sits on a throne, facing right. He holds a long scepter topped with an orb and cross. A shield with a heraldic eagle rests at his feet. The Roman numeral "IV" is printed above the figure.