Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa. Three Books of Occult Philosophy. by Travis Simpkins

Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa von Nettesheim. Three Books of Occult Philosophy. by Travis Simpkins

Portrait Sketch of

Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa

von Nettesheim

(1486 - 1535)

Polymath, Physician, Legal Scholar

Soldier, Theologian and Occult Author

Known for

Three Books of Occult Philosophy (1533)

by Travis Simpkins

Henry Cornelius Agrippa

Three Books of Occult Philosophy - Llewellyn Publications

For more info, please visit:

stanford.edu/agrippa

Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa von Nettesheim. Three Books of Occult Philosophy. by Travis Simpkins

 

The Emperor Augustus. Ancient Roman. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. by Travis Simpkins

The Emperor Augustus. Ancient Roman. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. by Travis Simpkins

Sketch of an
Ancient Roman Portrait of
The Emperor

Augustus

Imperial Period

1st or 2nd Century A.D. 

Collection of the 

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

by Travis Simpkins

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

For more info, please visit:

www.mfa.org

The Emperor Augustus. Ancient Roman. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. by Travis Simpkins

The Masonic Pageant. The Scottish Rite Degrees of the Supreme Council, NMJ. by Frank Conway, 33°

The Masonic Pageant. The Scottish Rite Degrees of the Supreme Council, NMJ. by Frank Conway, 33°

The Scottish Rite, NMJ doesn't have an official monitor for the 4° to 32°. This unofficial book by Frank Conway, 33° seeks to fill some of that void and is a helpful resource for those going through the NMJ degrees. You could read it cover to cover, or you might just focus on the few degrees that are being conferred at a particular Reunion.

The Masonic Pageant is published by Cornerstone Book Publishers and features a nice foreword by Chris Hodapp, 33°. Link to purchase posted below.



The Masonic Pageant is a clearly written and easy to understand explanation of the Scottish Rite Degrees as worked by the Supreme Council 33º, Northern Masonic Jurisdiction. Frank Conway, Ph.D., 33º, MSA provides a long needed and extremely valuable resource to all Scottish Rite Masons of the NMJ. "This is a must read for all Scottish Rite Masons as it is enjoyable and educational simultaneously. This work meets the vision of the NMJ, as it is inspirational, enjoyable and convenient to read at one's leisure." ~ David A. Glattly, 33º, Sovereign Grand Commander, NMJ, AASR