Have y'all ever read this work by the author of The Name of the Rose?

Fron a relevant website:

"Foucault's Pendulum should be appreciated by most thinkers though. For those with an interest and/or background in Italian, European History, the occult, the Templars, the Rosicrucians, Masonry in its various forms, or religion this book will be better understood. I particularly enjoyed the "files" of Belbo as well as some of the narrators' thoughts summing up his experience near the end. I heard someone say that it leaves you wishing you'd taken more liberal arts in college. I completely agree with this opinion."

http://www.2think.org/fp.shtml

Well, have any of y'all read this particular work?

Eric The(Diabolical)Hun

Quoted: Getting all Freemason on our ass.

No, this is a work that I would not likely recommend at my Masonic Lodge.

But it has a great deal of good information and insight into the Knights Templar.

And their destruction in Medieval Europe and rebirth(?) in Post Reformation Europe.

Very good reading, but I will read it again paying much closer attention to the parts that bear on Freemasonry.

And there is quite a bit of material on that, as well.

Eric The(Intrigued)Hun