Not sure if anybody's interested, but I'm going to post it anyway... found this today:
"The Invisibles had always been... they were knights older than Arthur's; Arthur's had in fact, perhaps, probably, been only a chapter of theirs, as all the wise and good and brave were in some sense chapters. Who else through the ages had been members? It was difficult to know for sure... It was possible, of course, to be of that College without anyone else knowing it, without the fact ever coming to light, not for centuries; but was it possible to be one of the Invisibles without ever knowing it yourself?"
Aegypt, John Crowley, 1987 |
