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Figure 1. Athanasius Kircher
Figure 2. Collegio Romano
Figure 3. The Lateran Obelisk
Figure 4. A Reformed Alphabet
Figure 5. Oedipus and the Sphinx
Figure 6. Translation or “Translation”?
Figure 7. Tabusa Combinatoria
Figure 8. Museo Kircheriano
Figure 9. Machina Magnetica
Figure 10. The Magnetic Oracle
Figure 11. A Magician’s Stage
Figure 12. A Magnetic Epicyclic Disk
Figure 13. The Magnetic Horoscope
Figure 14. The Archimedes Sphere
Figure 15. An Allegorical Compass
Figure 16. Fabius Chisius
Figure 17. Prints and Plates
Figure 18. Patrons and Benefactors
Figure 19. The Bembine Table of Isis
Figure 20. The Cat Piano
Figure 21. The Sunflower Clock
Figure 22. A Favorite Seer Stone
Figure 23. La Fénix de México
Figure 24. Lehi and the Liahona
Figure 25. The Nephi Obelisk
Figure 26. The Kinderhook Plates
Figure 27. The GAEL and the KEP
Figure 28. A Page from Peiresc
Figure 29. Caractors and Characters
Figure 30. What Museum Walls Say
Figure 31. What’s in the Vault?
Figure 32. One Eternal Round?
Figure 33. The Island of Atlantis
Figure 34. An Engraving and a Poem
Figure 35. Into the Maze of Thorns
Figure 36. A Catalogue of Books
Figure 37. The Fieldnotes of Arlene Hess
Figure 38. Cooking the Cook
Figure 39. The Conneaut Creek Cave
Figure 40. Mormon Mandrills
Figure 41. A History of Histograms
Figure 42. The Timeline for Dictation
Figure 43. A Farewell to Arms
Figure 44. In the Library of Congress
Figure 45. Sources and Influences
Figure 46. A Lucky Lamen
Figure 47. Dance of the Tarantella
The First Chiasm: Mormon
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What “some people” are “channeling” in terms of How The Book of Mormon Came to Pass.
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“What a marvelous work and a wonder! A miracle of clarity and condensed coherency.”
Hugh Nibley
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“I could not feel more satisfied and at rest. The book is a revelation to me—such an insightful mass of inspiration. Far from chloroform, it is cinnamon in print.”
Mark Twain
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“I told the brethren that ‘How The Book of Mormon Came to Pass’ was the most correct of any book on Earth, and that a man would get nearer to the truth by reading its pages than by any other book.”
Joseph Smith, Jr.
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“I read all day. Eating was a burden, for I had no desire for food. Sleep was a burden when the night came, for I preferred reading to sleep. As I read, the spirit of truth was upon me, and I knew that The Book of Nielsen was true—as plainly and manifestly as a man knows that he exists.”
Parley P. Pratt
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“The book is like a light switch. I just couldn’t turn it off.”
Elder McKinley (from the musical)
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“It looks like I’m the one who has been the lazy learner this whole time. For that, I apologize.”
Russell M. Nelson
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