Three Editors Conspire To Devise A Plan Of Their Own About European History. As They Feed All The Information Into Their Computer, They Think It Is A Terrific Joke--until People Begin To Mysteriously Disappear. Keter -- When The Light Of The Infinite -- Wee Haue Divers Curious Clocks -- Hokhmah -- In Hanc Utilitatem Clementes Angeli -- He Who Attempts To Penetrate Into The Rose Garden -- And Begin By Combining This Name -- Juda Leon Se Dio A Permutaciones -- Binah -- Do Not Expect Too Much Of The End Of The World -- Having Come From The Light And From The Gods -- In His Right Hand He Held A Golden Trumpet -- And Finally Nothing Is Cabalistically Inferred -- His Sterility Was Infinite -- Sub Umbra Alarum Tuarum -- Li Frere, Li Mestre Du Temple -- He, If Asked, Would Also Confess To Killing Our Lord -- I Will Go And Fetch You Help From The Comte D'anjou -- He Had Been In The Order Only Nine Months -- And Thus Did The Knights Of The Temple Vanish -- A Mass Terrifyingly Riddled With Fissures And Caverns -- The Order Has Never Ceased To Exist, Not For A Moment -- Invisible Center, The Sovereign Who Must Reawaken -- The Graal ... Is A Weight So Heavy -- The Knights Wanted To Face No Further Questions -- Hesed -- The Analogy Of Opposites -- Sauvez La Faible Aischa -- These Mysterious Initiates -- All The Traditions Of The Earth -- One Day, Saying That He Had Known Pontius Pilate -- There Is A Body That Enfolds The Whole Of The World -- Simply Because They Change And Hide Their Names -- And The Famous Confraternity Of The Rosy Cross -- The Majority Were In Reality Only Rosicrucians -- Valentiniani Per Ambiguitates Bilingues -- The Visions Are White, Blue, White, Pale Red -- Gevurah -- Beydelus, Demeyes, Adulex -- I' Mi Son Lia. Umberto Eco ; Translated From The Italian By William Weaver. Translation Of: Il Pendolo Di Foucault. A Helen And Kurt Wolff Book.Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy Science FictionCrime & Mystery