The moral and dogma of the ancient and accepted Scottish charter (encyclopedia of Freemasonry) Volume I

The fourteenth book of the series" Freemasonry. Martinism. Hermeticism ", produced by the Russian obedience of the ancient and initial charter of Memphis Mitzraim.
Albert Pike is one of the greatest Masonic scientists of all time, the actual author and reformer of the ancient and accepted Scottish charter of Freemasonry, a religious and esoteric philosopher, poet and public figure. The attention of readers seems to be his main work - the “moral and dogma of the ancient and accepted Scottish charter of free mason” (1881), a collection of philosophical, religious, occult and social instructions intended for Masonic sacraments and containing a system of spiritual knowledge, according to the author, called up, called up To help self -improvement of Masons in the spirit of comprehension of the secrets of God, man and the universe. An annotated edition is accompanied by a rich reference apparatus, facilitating the understanding of ideas and concepts set forth in it. The application provides a ritual text of the funeral Masonic service compiled by A. Payk