Arturo Reghini
“Reghini was an important influence on Evola during the years 1924 to 1930. He introduced Evola to the major texts on alchemy, which became the basis for Evola’s book The Hermetic Tradition (1931).[6] It was also through Reghini that Evola came in contact with René Guénon, whose Traditionalism would have a profound impact on his thinking.[7] Reghini’s journals and the works of the Ur group have influenced the development of Italic-Roman neopaganism and Roman polytheistic reconstructionism.”
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