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Chapter 5 - Technical Terminology
Schreiberbrauch kopiert. Die drei P. erschienen schon in alten
Mönchschriften. 927
5.8 Names of Persons and Institutions
N° Word Meaning
1 Antients vs. Moderns Antients (or Ancients) = rival Grand
Lodge founded in 1751; Moderns =
Grand Lodge founded in London in
1717 928
2 cowan intruder, eavesdropper
3 Craft Freemasonry
4 Craftsman Freemason
5 Gabaon a high place (French: Master Mason)
6 Gabaonne (French:) widow of Master Mason
7 High Twelve Club 929 Masonic luncheon club
8 Lewis
son of a Mason
(Louveteau; Lufton)
9 Lodge, clandestine irregular, illegal lodge (not lodge
meeting clandestinely) 930
10 Lodge,
dormant (French:
loges en sommeil 931 )
11 Lodge,
just, perfect, and regular
lodges that have ceased to work, but
not to exist
definition of legal lodge;
a lodge is said to be "just," when it is
furnished with the three Great
Lights; "perfect," when it contains
the constitutional number of
members; and "regular," when it is
working under a Charter emanating
from a legal authority 932
12 Lodge of Instruction in England, lodges attached by
permission to regular lodges,
affording great instruction to
927 IFL, p. 380.
928 Cf. DFM, p. 170.
929 Cf. also the High Twelve homepage at http://www.emasons.org/HI12/what.htm
930 Cf. DFM, p. 95.
931 Cf. ibid, p. 203.
932 Cf. EOF, p. 374.