Codex Rosae Crucis; a Rare and Curious Manuscript of Rosicrucian Interest, now Published for the First Time in Its Original Form

Hall, Manly Palmer; Zoraster

Published by Philosophical Research Society, [Los Angles, 1974], 1974

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Quarto. Revised and enlarged after the 1938 edition. 113 pages, 4 unnumbered leaves of plates (1 folded). One of the masterful works of Manly Palmer Hall, often used as a beginning before the Encyclopedic masterpiece. From the Rosicrucian foundations in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries of the issue of Jacob Boehme, much on the Sasche Codex and D.O.M.A. manuscript. A chapter on the Franz Hartmann Hoax who in 1887 wrote books that were fictions but intended to deceive that there were further revelations of the secrets of the Rosicrucians. A very good copy bound in leather like cloth decoratively stamped in gilt, spine lettering gilt, corners only slightly bent, some rubbing to spine ends. Seller Inventory # 032023

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Title: Codex Rosae Crucis; a Rare and Curious ...

Publisher: Philosophical Research Society, [Los Angles, 1974]

Publication Date: 1974