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Review Summary: A great source of knowledge |
Date: 2007-08-28 |
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Details: This is one of the most insightfull books I had the pleasure of putting my hands on! I recommend this for every MM! |
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Review Summary: A Magnum Opus |
Date: 2007-08-23 |
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Details: This compendium is probably one of the most complete one is likely to come across and was the magnum opus of Arthur Waite. It can be rather arcane in its explanations, but it is not meant to be light reading, but rather a definitive work. In this Waite certainly succeeds. |
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Review Summary: A New Encyclopaedia of Freemasonry (Ars Magna Latomorum) And of Cognate Instituted Mysteries: Their Rites, Literature and Histor |
Date: 2007-01-12 |
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Details: This book is full of a lot of info. and a must have for all masons. I found that it helped me through my degree work as I became a mason.. |
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Review Summary: Freemasonry's Alpha and Omega Resource Book |
Date: 2006-08-03 |
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Details: A New Encyclopedia Of Freemasonry may just be the best pure resource work on the subject today. This is not your typical Freemasonic expose where someone sells-out the fraternity. Come here looking for handshakes, passwords, rituals and secrets, hoping to catch Freemasons at play, and you'll be bitterly disappointed. This is not the cheap seats, so don't expect any home-run balls to come soaring in.
Besides, this is no easy read by no means. This work is clearly written for scholars and veterans of the craft, with a charitable appeal to beginning Freemasons truly aspiring to learn as much as they can, so it is, therefore, an invaluable resource tool for both constituencies; but I nevertheless recommend it too, for sincerely curious outsiders. There is something here of interest for everyone's level, even though the book is not for everyone.
This is Freemasonry from A to Z, and everything allegedly associated with it directly or indirectly--from A to Z. It is an extremely comprehensive layout of Freemasonry, Secret societies, and Religious doctrine. And whether or not all three of these subjects should be grouped in this one tome or any tome, for that matter, I cannot say (and surely wouldn't if I could). But then, when you speak of Freemasonry, and you know what you're talking about....oh so many subjects come to mind--depending on who you're talking to. |
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Review Summary: A must have for a Freemason |
Date: 2006-06-26 |
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Details: This is a must have for any freemason. This is a comprehensible reference of almost all masonic and related definitions. It is extremely helpful to have it handy when reading masonic articles. |
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