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Freemasonry · English

Morals and Dogma

Albert Pike

Albert Pike examines the symbols, philosophical traditions and teachings of the 32 degrees of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite. This revised edition includes the complete text, illustrations and a documentary appendix on the 33rd degree. Editorial preparation by Elizeu A. Souza.

Edited by Elizeu A. Souza

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Kabbalah · Portuguese

Zohar — Volume II

Rabi Shimon bar Yohai (atribuição tradicional)

The second volume of the Zohar covers Shemot through Pekudei and the Sifra di-Tseni’uta. Exile, liberation, revelation and the sanctuary illuminate the soul, the Shekhinah and relations between the human and the divine. Translation by Elizeu A. Souza, with an editorial introduction, textual glosses and analytical afterword.

Translated by Elizeu A. Souza

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Philosophy and symbolism · Portuguese

Ensinamentos Secretos de Todas as Eras

Manly P. Hall

Manly P. Hall gathers philosophical, religious and initiatory traditions in an illustrated study of symbols, rituals and allegories. Ancient mysteries, Hermeticism, Pythagorean philosophy, Kabbalah, alchemy and Masonic and Rosicrucian symbolism form its scope. Translation by Elizeu A. Souza, with illustrations, bibliography and index.

Translated by Elizeu A. Souza

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Freemasonry · Portuguese

Moral e Dogma

Albert Pike

Albert Pike explores the symbols, moral formation and philosophical traditions of the 32 degrees of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite. The fourth edition, translated and edited by Elizeu A. Souza, includes illustrations, editorial notes and bibliographies by degree, alongside Manly P. Hall’s The Supreme Symbol and a supplementary chapter on the 33rd degree.

Translated by Elizeu A. Souza

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