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Foucault's pendulum / Umberto Eco ; translated from the Italian by William Weaver.

Eco, Umberto. (Author).

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ISBN: 0151327653 :
Physical Description: 641 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Edition: 1st trade ed.
Publisher: San Diego : Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, c1989.

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Translation of: Il pendolo di Foucault.

"A Helen and Kurt Wolff book."

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Foucault's Pendulum

by Eco, Umberto; Weaver, William (Translator)

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Section	Section Description	Page Number
	Keter
1.	When the light of the infinite	p. 3
2.	Wee haue divers curious Clocks	p. 8
	Hokhmah
3.	In hanc utilitatem clementes angeli	p. 19
4.	He who attempts to penetrate into the Rose Garden	p. 24
5.	And begin by combining this name	p. 27
6.	Juda Leon se dio a permutaciones	p. 37
	Binah
7.	Do not expect too much of the end of the world	p. 43
8.	Having come from the light and from the gods	p. 46
9.	In his right hand he held a golden trumpet	p. 51
10.	And finally nothing is cabalistically inferred	p. 53
11.	His sterility was infinite	p. 58
12.	Sub umbra alarum tuarum	p. 62
13.	Li frere, li mestre du Temple	p. 67
14.	He, if asked, would also confess to killing Our Lord	p. 81
15.	I will go and fetch you help from the Comte D'Anjou	p. 90
16.	He had been in the order only nine months	p. 95
17.	And thus did the knights of the Temple vanish	p. 100
18.	A mass terrifyingly riddled with fissures and caverns	p. 105
19.	The order has never ceased to exist, not for a moment	p. 111
20.	Invisible center, the sovereign who must reawaken	p. 119
21.	The Graal ... is a weight so heavy	p. 126
22.	The knights wanted to face no further questions	p. 130
	Hesed
23.	The analogy of opposites	p. 137
24.	Sauvez la faible Aischa	p. 140
25.	These mysterious initiates	p. 144
26.	All the traditions of the earth	p. 147
27.	One day, saying that he had known Pontius Pilate	p. 151
28.	There is a body that enfolds the whole of the world	p. 155
29.	Simply because they change and hide their names	p. 159
30.	And the famous confraternity of the Rosy Cross	p. 164
31.	The majority were in reality only Rosicrucians	p. 169
32.	Valentiniani per ambiguitates bilingues	p. 172
33.	The visions are white, blue, white, pale red	p. 175
	Gevurah
34.	Beydelus, Demeyes, Adulex	p. 185
35.	I' mi son Lia	p. 191
36.	Yet one caution let me give	p. 193
37.	Whoever reflects on four things	p. 199
38.	Prince of Babylon, Knight of the Black Cross	p. 202
39.	Doctor of the Planispheres, Hermetic Philosopher	p. 207
40.	Cowards die many times before their deaths	p. 212
41.	Daath is situated at the point where the abyss	p. 214
42.	We are all in agreement, whatever we say	p. 218
43.	People who meet on the street	p. 221
44.	Invoke the forces	p. 225
45.	And from this springs the extraordinary question	p. 227
46.	You will approach the frog several times	p. 232
47.	The sense alert and the memory clear	p. 235
48.	The volume of the Great Pyramid in cubic inches	p. 240
49.	A spiritual knighthood of initiates	p. 244
50.	For I am the first and the last	p. 248
51.	When therefore a Great Cabalist	p. 255
52.	A colossal chessboard that extends beneath the earth	p. 258
53.	Unable to control destinies on earth openly	p. 260
54.	The prince of darkness	p. 267
55.	I call a theatre	p. 269
56.	He began playing his shining trumpet	p. 274
57.	On every third tree a lantern	p. 279
58.	Alchemy, however, is a chaste prostitute	p. 285
59.	And if such monsters are generated	p. 289
60.	Poor idiot!	p. 290
61.	The Golden Fleece is guarded	p. 293
62.	We consider societies druidic if	p. 296
63.	What does the fish remind you of?	p. 299
	Tiferet
64.	To dream of living in an unknown city	p. 307
65.	The frame was twenty foot square	p. 310
66.	If our hypothesis is correct	p. 313
67.	Da Rosa, nada digamos agora	p. 317
68.	Let your garments be white	p. 321
69.	Elles deviennent le Diable	p. 326
70.	Let us remember the secret references	p. 327
71.	We do not even know with certainty	p. 331
72.	Nos inuisibles pretendus	p. 334
73.	Another curious case	p. 337
74.	Though his will be good	p. 346
75.	The initiates are at the edge of that path	p. 350
76.	Dilletantism	p. 355
77.	This herb is called Devilbane	p. 362
78.	Surely this monstrous hybrid	p. 365
79.	He opened his coffer	p. 368
80.	When White arrives	p. 370
81.	They could explode the whole surface of our planet	p. 371
82.	The earth is a magnetic body	p. 374
83.	A map is not the territory	p. 378
84.	Following the plans of Verulam	p. 381
85.	Phileas Fogg. A name that is also a signature	p. 383
86.	It was to them that Eiffel turned	p. 384
87.	It is a remarkable coincidence	p. 386
88.	Templarism is Jesuitism	p. 388
89.	In the bosom of the deepest darkness	p. 392
90.	All the outrages attributed to the Templars	p. 394
91.	How well you have unmasked those infernal sects	p. 396
92.	With all the power and terror of Satan	p. 397
93.	Whereas we stay in the wings	p. 399
94.	En avoit-il le moindre soupcon?	p. 400
95.	Namely the Jewish Cabalists	p. 401
96.	A cover is always necessary	p. 404
97.	I am that I am	p. 407
98.	Its racist gnosis, its rites and initiations	p. 417
99.	Guenonism plus armored divisions	p. 419
100.	I declare the earth is hollow	p. 421
101.	Qui operatur in Cabala	p. 424
102.	A very thick and high wall	p. 425
103.	Your secret name shall have 36 letters	p. 428
104.	These texts are not addressed to common mortals	p. 431
105.	Delirat lingua, labat mens	p. 433
106.	List No. 5	p. 436
	Nezah
107.	Dost thou see you black dog?	p. 449
108.	Are there several Powers at work?	p. 454
109.	Saint-Germain ... very polished and witty	p. 460
110.	They mistook the movements and walked backward	p. 465
111.	C'est une lecon par la suite	p. 469
	Hod
112.	Four our Ordinances and Rites	p. 475
113.	Our cause is a secret	p. 480
114.	The ideal pendulum	p. 495
115.	If the eye could see the demons	p. 497
116.	Je voudrais etre la tour	p. 501
117.	Madness has an enormous pavilion	p. 504
	Yesod
118.	The conspiracy theory of society	p. 511
119.	The garland of the trumpet was set afire	p. 518
	Malkhut
120.	They hold for certain that they are in the light	p. 531

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