Magi the Quest For a Secret Tradition

London: Bloomsbury. 1997. Octavo Size [approx 15.5 x 22.8cm]. Very Good condition. Illustrated with black and white diagrams/maps and Colour photographs. Robust, professional packaging and tracking provided for all parcels. 328 pages. . 1st Paperback Edition. Softcover.

Great Britain: BCA. Hardback. Slight foxing to edge. Slight shelf wear to top corner of Spine. One of the best loved stories in the Bible is the journey of the Magi, the qwitnesses of the Nativity of Jesus. Yet who were the three kings or wise men? Where did they come from and what could have been their motive… Read more about this item

Bloomsbury. GS96 1996, hardcover met stofomslag, goed exemplaar

Bloomsbury Publishing, 1996. 328pp. b/w plates. A very good hardback in torn dustcover Takes the reader through the past, revealing how secret knowledge was both preserved in the East in the form of monumental architecture and at the time of the Crusades, passed westwards to the fledgling states of Europe

1st.Bloomsbury, 1996. 328pp. with b/w and colour photographic plates and intext illustrations. A very good hardback in dustcover The Author suggests that hte Magi were members of a brotherhood. By the co-author of the bestsellers, The Orion Mystery and The Mayan Prophesies

1st.Bloomsbury, 1996. 328pp. with b/w and colour photographic plates and intext illustrations. A fine hardback in dustcover The Author suggests that hte Magi were members of a brotherhood. By the co-author of the bestsellers, The Orion Mystery and The Mayan Prophesies

Bloomsbury. GS43 1996, hardcover met stofomslag, goed exemplaar

., 1996. 328pp. b/w plates. A fine hardback copy in dustcover The author's contnetion is that the Magi were members of a brotherhood that has been guiding civilisation for at least five thousand years. At times persecuted, at others enjoying the patronage of kings & noblemen, these masters were, & perhaps still are, the custodians of a secret initiatory… Read more about this item

., 1996. 328pp. b/w plates. a very good copy in good dustcover The author's contnetion is that the Magi were members of a brotherhood that has been guiding civilisation for at least five thousand years. At times persecuted, at others enjoying the patronage of kings & noblemen, these masters were, & perhaps still are, the custodians of a secret… Read more about this item