Codex Arcanum

by Thothmes

The Codex Arcanum is training materials for the Orders of the Templi Nox. Which means it reads like stereo instructions on a step by step occult how to forge pacts etc...There are ceremonies in here that will bring down exorcisms, to protect spaces, and to open the inner gates to align to the celestial gates and much more. If you study the Left hand Path, or if you are interested in a society of sorts then you will find much in this volume.

Genres: Sports

493 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2008

Reviews

[Christian · Rating 2 out of 5]

If you are a Xavier fan, you will enjoy this book. A very quick read - one sitting. I learned some interesting things about the program (never realized the history with UC was so ugly - can't believe they are still playing the game) and laughed out loud a couple of times (a quote from a XU player about a double OT game where the opposition wound up with only two players left was particularly funny). The biggest problem I had with it, was it seemed like a collection of two-three paragraph stories with a new heading every page or page and a half and not a story. The second biggest problem was being forced to read about Thad Matta.

[Reilly · Rating 3 out of 5]

Great collection of interviews, quotes, and personal insight into the rise of Xavier basketball. But writing style leaves something to be desired and there really isn't any critical or in-depth analysis. Good read for those wanting to know the history of the program, but leaves reader wanting for more in places.

[Maria U]

It's not a very well-written book. The writing is very predictable and slightly boring. I'm just reading about Pete, Skip, Thad and Sean (dumb Sean Miller). And who knew that Bill Daley had such a big part of the basketball team?