The History of the Esoteric School 1904–1914, Volume Two
GA 265
Rudolf Steiner to Michael Bauer (excerpt)
Berlin, July 3, 1906
...Adriányj really had no need to get worked up about Reuß, at least not as far as I am concerned.1 Reuß is no more my business than the business of the others who formed lodges with Reuß. I have nothing at all to do with any of that. I only had to deal with Reuß in a loyal way. Otherwise, it is highly strange that people are now attacking Reuß who had not previously bothered to get any grades – I am not talking about the material ones, of course. But no one should believe that I have anything to do with such grade trading...
-
The Hungarian Emil Adriányj (b. 1865) lived in Nuremberg from the beginning of the century. Freemason, theosophist and, for a short time before falling out with Reuß, Grand Secretary of the Memphis-Misraim Order; later a well-known masonic writer. ↩