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Most recently, Robert Matheisen has put an article up on Academia.edu proposing that Madelena, who was Leland's employee, wrote the story about Aradia in order to please him. This leaves open the question of what earlier materials she might have used.
Also, there is no independent evidence that there was an Italian with tradition focussed on Aradia as Raven Grimassi (Gary Erbe) claimed. In contrast, Kelly specifically stated that his "Gospel of Diana" was a chapter in a novel. 2601:603:301:22F0:C190:2F33:7242:DF0B (talk) 02:52, 13 June 2023 (UTC)Reply
