BookkooB : The Golden Builders - Tobias Churton : Compare Book Prices

	title:	The Golden Builders: Alchemists, Rosicrucians and the First Freemasons
	author:	Tobias Churton
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Red Wheel/Weiser
	released:	January, 2005
	isbn:	157863329X
	isbn-13:	9781578633296

Click here to get the latest prices for The Golden Builders ->

store	availability	item price	delivered
Amazon UK
The Hut
Sprint Books
Blackwells
WH Smith (collect in store)
Base
The Book Place
WH Smith
Pick a Book
Global Investor
Waterstones
The Book People
zavvi
Play.com
Another Bookshop
History Bookshop
Tesco Books
BookFellas
Foyles
Samedaybooks

Above you will see price and availability details for Golden Builders: Alchemists, Rosicrucians and the First Freemasons by Tobias Churton from the leading UK book stores.

To allow you to quickly compare prices, the stores are arranged in order of delivered price, cheapest first. Click on a store name to buy this book or to view further details.

Books Related to The Golden Builders Tobias Churton - ISBN: 157863329X
View other editions of The Golden Builders. View books by Tobias Churton.

Customer Reviews
THE HERMETIC AND ALCHEMIST FOUNDATIONS OF FREEMASONRY - Rated Tobias Churton is one of the few scholars in the field of the Mystical Western tradition that I read time and time again because he approaches his subject with academic rigor. The Golden Builders is a resume of the history of Western mysticism and of its influences. Churton gives the reader a good insight into Hermes Trimegistus, The Harran Gnostics, Alchemy and the Rosicrucians and ends the book with a very interesting piece on Elias Ashmole and Freemasonry. The lost book of Enki is in Ashmoles museum - Rated The lost book of Enki is in Ashmoles museum, I have read Zecharia Sitchins work on this and found it gob smaching, jaw dropping. Did they have any ideas that it said that on the tablets when they were interred there? This paragraph is a correction from my previous statement where I said Enoch, though I bet Enoch is in there too hidden! WoW great book with a section on my home county! - Rated I live in the lush green parts of the county of Staffordshire, not far away is the town of Biddulph which gets more than a few mentions in the book along with Smallwood down the road. Biddulph is noted by the locals as mysterious and by outsiders as a no go zone, mainly stories of inbreeds. In the local library there is an account of an Egyptian family moving into the area and their blood line. Along with Knights of the Templar graves and an Egyptians garden to go with it all gets rather interesting. Lichfield is the diocise which controls my local church, the home of Elias Ashmole. I always wondered what the three spires meant and the book reveals. I purchased the book for information on Ashmole after researching the Lost book of Enoch, I heard it was in his musuem. This tablet is of great importance to humanity yet it's not really shouted about like it should be. One thing for sure is, the author has done his work to that of a local who lived here at the time it was all happening. Great stuff! I heard on the grape vine a Lomas in the area was digging holes in the local Biddulph church yard for something of interest. The excavation finished around June 2005.... Keep it up Tobias Churton

Customer Reviews

THE HERMETIC AND ALCHEMIST FOUNDATIONS OF FREEMASONRY - Rated 5/5
Tobias Churton is one of the few scholars in the field of the Mystical Western tradition that I read time and time again because he approaches his subject with academic rigor. The Golden Builders is a resume of the history of Western mysticism and of its influences. Churton gives the reader a good insight into Hermes Trimegistus, The Harran Gnostics, Alchemy and the Rosicrucians and ends the book with a very interesting piece on Elias Ashmole and Freemasonry.

The lost book of Enki is in Ashmoles museum - Rated 5/5
The lost book of Enki is in Ashmoles museum, I have read Zecharia Sitchins work on this and found it gob smaching, jaw dropping. Did they have any ideas that it said that on the tablets when they were interred there?

This paragraph is a correction from my previous statement where I said Enoch, though I bet Enoch is in there too hidden!

WoW great book with a section on my home county! - Rated 5/5
I live in the lush green parts of the county of Staffordshire, not far away is the town of Biddulph which gets more than a few mentions in the book along with Smallwood down the road. Biddulph is noted by the locals as mysterious and by outsiders as a no go zone, mainly stories of inbreeds. In the local library there is an account of an Egyptian family moving into the area and their blood line. Along with Knights of the Templar graves and an Egyptians garden to go with it all gets rather interesting.

Lichfield is the diocise which controls my local church, the home of Elias Ashmole. I always wondered what the three spires meant and the book reveals.

I purchased the book for information on Ashmole after researching the Lost book of Enoch, I heard it was in his musuem. This tablet is of great importance to humanity yet it's not really shouted about like it should be.

One thing for sure is, the author has done his work to that of a local who lived here at the time it was all happening.

Great stuff!

I heard on the grape vine a Lomas in the area was digging holes in the local Biddulph church yard for something of interest. The excavation finished around June 2005....

Keep it up Tobias Churton

Click here to return to the price comparison table