Bel, The Christ of Ancient Times by Hugo Radau Ghosts no marginalia to note which

no marginalia to note which is quite uncommon for any 17th century book

gilt title to spine and rosicrucian symbol to front board

enable a formation of a new theology that would reunite all devided religions

Parts of the book cover the same ground as various lectures I have recently delivered to  University and other audiences

Life and Form

Bel, The Christ of Ancient Times by Hugo Radau Ghosts no marginalia to note whichBel, The Christ of Ancient Times by Hugo Radau Publication: 1908 The Open Court Publishing First Edition Signed by author The work here first appeared on The Monist, an academic periodical of the early 20th century focused on the field of philosophy. There are two main chapters; The Babylonian Pantheon, and The Essential Doctrine of Babylonian Religion. Both chapters contain several sub chapters including: Three Epochs of Babylonian Religion,