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PRINCE OF THE TABERNACLE.
THE TWENTY-FOURTH GRADE OF THE ANCIENT AND
ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE, AtfD THE SIXTH DEGREE OF
THE HISTORICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL SERIES.
THE COURT—ITS DECORATIONS, ETC.
The Hall consists of two apartments. The first, which
is the smaller, adjoins the secondhand is called the Ves-
tibule, where the brethren clothe themselves. It is fur-
nished at all points like a Master Mason's Lodge, except
that instead of a printed Bible, a roll of parchment, representing
the Book of the Law, lies on the altar, upon
the Book of Constitutions ; and that the letter "> is sus-
pended in the East, instead of the G.
The second apartment is furnished in every respect
like the principal apartment in the 23d degree, with
these additions
:
In the East is suspended the Pentagram, or Blazing
Star, in the following shape, of vermilion, illuminated
as a transparency: