An illustrated Pitkin Guide. An insight into the lives of the Saints

According to traditions and legends, St. Joseph of Arimathea, a merchant, came seeking tin, and accompanying him was the boy, Jesus.

Not only was the faith planted here over five centuries before Augustine's arrival, but it is much more likely that Christianity took root in Britain before it was established in Rome

This very careful and complete account of all the traditions about the life and martyrdom of St. George presents the best authenticated history of the Knights of St. George and Britain's great Order of the Garter. He is seen as the victorious defender of early Christianity.

Introduces the history of the stained glass in the Abbey, then describes each window in detail. Of especial note, the Great West Window shows images of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob with the twelve tribes of Israel.Also included are Moses and Aaron with the Law. Judah is positioned above Joseph, who is above the Royal Coat of Arms. Beautifully illustrated.

The stars testify to the eternal truths of Scripture and witness to the coming of the Son of God, to His sacrifice and ultimate triumphant return

Capt traces the history of Daniels four empires: Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece and Rome, and their relationship with the fifth and final kingdom of Stone and casts new light on the mysteries surrounding the Kingdom Parables of Matthew and the Old Testament, speculating on the identity of this Kingdom.

An extensive account of the traditions, historical records and circumstantial evidence concerning the stone from earliest times until the theft in 1950. Includes a new chapter on the return of the stone to Scotland.

Henges never occur outside the British Isles. Sugden investigates the prehistoric sites of Stonehenge and Avebury, looking at their importance to prehistoric man. An illustrated Pitkin Guide.

Stonehenge - standing in lonely majesty on England's great Sailsbury Plain - is wreathed in mystery.