by Didier Michaud · Maison de vie éditeur · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782355990427
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«Le rite écossais ancien et accepté» is Didier Michaud's essay on Freemasonry, published by Maison de vie éditeur in paperback (126 pages, in French).
The book analyzes the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, the most widespread Masonic system in the world and, at the same time, one of the least known in origin. It examines how a coherent initiatory system that achieved success among Masons was built from a heterogeneous set of symbols, and asks whether its greatest wealth lies in the first three degrees. It also questions the meaning of the terms «Scottish», «Ancient» and «Accepted» to trace the origins of the rite and of Freemasonry.
It is part of the publisher's collection «Les Symboles Maçonniques».
Recommended for readers interested in Freemasonry, initiatory rites and the history of secret societies.
