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Fellows of the Royal Society who are or were Freemasons, listed alphabetically L. under the 18 th century Dutch Constitution Loge de Vriendschap [L. of Friendship], Surabaya, Java. Loge La Vertueuse, under GO, Netherlands. Loge Virtutis et Artis Amici, Pondek Gedah, Buitenzorg, Java, under the GO, Netherlands. L. at Château d’Aubigny, Cher, Berry, France. 762 Les Neuf Sœurs [Nine Muses], Paris L. under the 18 th century French Constitution Ls. under the 18 th century German Constitution Zu den drei Kronen [Three Crowns], at Königsberg, East Prussia. Zum Gekrönten Löwe [Crowned Lions], Kassel (Cassel), Germany. Zur Sonne, Bayreuth, later Ansbach. Göttin von Eleusis, Warsaw, Poland. Washington No. 21, New York City. L. under the 18 th century Polish Constitution L. under United States’ Constitution 762 Lane, 69; GL 1717–1967, 266; Alain Bernheim in ‘Notes on Early Freemasonry in Bordeaux (1732–1769)’, delivered to Quatuor Coronati L. No. 2076, 12 May 1988 and published in AQC 101 (1988), 67. 138
Appendix, Part II containing a List of all the Royal Arch Chapters of which Masonic Fellows of the Royal Society were members C. of St James No. 2. 763 Restoration No. 1. 764 Chapters under the English Constitution – in London, unless otherwise stated La Vertueuse Chapter Rose Croix, Batavia, Djarkata. Order beyond the Craft under the Dutch Constitution 763 Chartered 1788 [DLC, 399]. 764 Warranted on 14 Jul 1769 under the name of Restoration L. or Chapter of the Rock, London, which has since been erased from the Roll of Chapters [as appears in a paper by A. R. Hewitt ‘The 1st Bi-Centenaries of Royal Arch Chapters’, reproduced in AQC 81, 333-5, at 334, by kind permission of the Committee of General Purposes, which Mrs Katrina Jowett was good enough to forward to the compiler with a letter dated 14 Apr 2003. The author mentions ‘The practice of calling a L. as well as a Chapter has so far gone unexplained. Obviously the new body (the Grand Chapter, constituted by the Charter of Compact which was ostensibly dated 22 Jul 1766, but more likely to have been completed in the following year) had no pretensions to the power of establishing Ls. and it may well be that the founders of Grand Chapter wished to emphasize a close association with the Craft.’].
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