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Quatuor Coronati Lodge, _Transactions_, 24 vols. Ravenscroft, _The Comacines_. Reade, _The Veil of Isis_. Rogers, _History of Prices in England_. Ruskin, _Seven Lamps of Architecture_. Sachse, _Franklin as a Mason_. Sadler, _Masonic Facts and Fictions_. St. Andrew's Lodge, _Centennial Memorial_. Schure, _Hermes and Plato_. Schure, _Pythagoras_. Scott, _The Cathedral Builders_. Smith, _English Guilds_. Stevens, _Cyclopedia of Fraternities_. Steinbrenner, _History of Masonry_. Tyler, _Oaths, Their Origin, Nature, and History_. Underhill, _Mysticism_. Waite, _Real History of Rosicrucians_. Waite, _Secret Tradition in Masonry_. Waite, _Studies in Mysticism_. Watts, _The Word in the Pattern_. Wright, _Indian Masonry_. INDEX * * * * * /$ Aberdeen: lodge of, 161 _Acadamie Armory_: 166
Accepted Masons: 147; earliest, 160; not in all lodges, 160 _note_; first recorded, 161; and Ashmole, 162-4; at Warrington, 164; in the London Company, 165; and the Regius MS, 166; at Chester, 166; Assembly of, 168; quality of, 168 _AEneas_: referred to, 44 _note_ _Ahiman Rezon_: 216 Alban, St: in Old Charges, 116; a town, not a man, 117 _note_; and the Masons, 120 America: advent of Masonry in, 206; spirit of Masonry in, 222; influence of Masonry on, 223 "Ancients, The": and Moderns, 212; Grand Lodge of, 216; growth of, 217; merged into universal Masonry, 221 Anderson, James: his account of Grand Lodge of England, 180; and the Old Charges, 186; sketch of, 187 _note_; on Masonic secrets, 192 _note_; on growth of Masonry, 203; publishes Book of Constitutions, 204 Andreae, J.V.: quoted, 157; his Rosicrucian romance, 163 Anti-Masonic political party, 228 Apprentice, Entered: requirements of, 129; moral code of, 130; masterpiece of, 131; degree of, 144 Architects: early, 14; of Rome, 72; initiates, 73; honored in Egypt, 74; College of, 82; Comacine, 88; churchmen, 114 Architecture: matrix of civilization, 5; spiritual basis of, 6; _Seven Lamps_ of, 7;
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THE ARCANE SCHOOLS BY John Yarker C
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Lords Dunbarton and Hinchinbroke at
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passing existed only on paper, for
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was another at Swalwell, which will
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Brother Hughan points out that it i
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other of the name of John Coustos p
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In 1769, "The Freemason Stripped Na
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of Athol, on the subject of an Unio
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1751, proclaimed the Union; after w
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erection of an Asylum to receive th
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Secretary. On the 2nd June 1869 the
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Sweden, and various notables of the
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Court, and its high officials elect
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Company. III. The text of the "Cook
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The third "Article" is this, -- Tha
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"These Statutes that I have here fo
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CHARGE, "circa" 1400, REVISED, "cir
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daughter, the names of them were ca
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Then this worthy clerk Euclid taugh
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pay that they might live honestly;
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Masters and Fellows. 15th -- That e
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&c.) because it would not drown wit
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ENGLAND in all this time stood void
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2. Also that no Master take any wor
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interpretation as Edwd. the elder,
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Notes from... THE BOOK OF THE ANCIE
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ut relates to an incident which ill
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The Lodge is hung in black, sprinkl
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Still later, Solomon planned to bui
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was contested at the bridge over th
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ials of the words: Beauty, Divinity
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FIFTH SERIES: AREOPAGUS, CHAPTER OF
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Battery: [2-2-2]. The apron is whit
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topped by serpents are next to the
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This degree, which is the last phil
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SUPREME COUNCIL -- OFFICIAL AND EXE
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4. I Black & red 13th, 12th Joabert
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$ COPYRIGHT, 1914 BY JOSEPH FORT NE
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To this end the sources of Masonic
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Part I--Prophecy THE FOUNDATIONS /#
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What our great prophet of art thus
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more. His religion, when he emerged
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imagery, his world a gallery of art
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All-seeing eye of the eternal Watch
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good and beautiful truth. Indeed, w
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[14] Here again the literature is v
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Nowhere has this faith ever been mo
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and called upon Osiris to rise: "St
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Lucius into the Mysteries of Isis,
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Discipline of the Secret." For a fu
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themselves but not to the world, wh
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the _Real History of the Rosicrucia
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spirit, alive to the glory of the w
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Phoenicians at this time, as all ag
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Mysteries of Isis and Mithra ruled
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feudal bondage_." The name Free-mas
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mingled with Hebrew faith, each mut
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Constantine and Theodosius; and fro
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finding work, "that they myght gete
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emphasis upon the antiquity of the
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Among the learned men who agree wit
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the circle which form the keystone
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[71] _The Hole Craft and Fellowship
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at this time, or any time hereafter
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Still more binding, if possible, we
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also its grace and charm of friends
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order of men to whom building was a
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tried cases, adjusted disputes, and
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made myself a speculative statesman
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always been called Builders, and it
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sacred a destination, was so entire
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twenty-six names, including his own
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[109] Those who wish to pursue this
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Fox and Wesley, which from being re
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#/ _Lodges_ that met, 1. At the _Go
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Page 159 and 160: ancient Assembly; of necessity so,
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Page 215 and 216: Master's Part: 148; in Third Degree
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Page 221 and 222: tribute to, 64; on the quest, 65; s
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Page 225 and 226: INTRODUCTION [CHAPTER I] IT is high
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speaking of the murder of William M
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the summons, he incurs the penalty,
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true of all the points sworn to in
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have taken the oath of this degree.
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the like? Can wholesome society con
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justifying it read the volume of EI
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utmost blasphemy of which they were
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they responsible for the wickedness
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deliberation and attention everythi
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not executed my judgments with clea
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here! And the cases are numerous in
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Masonic lodge in the Most Holy plac
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engraved the letters composing it o
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any time, from its usages, rules an
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is at all improved from what it was
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of their brotherly love. But is thi
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proposal of such favoritism. Any ma
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ecognizes all religions as equally
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Masonry are of modern date. I do no
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Now this is directly opposite to bo
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admit that Christian benevolence ha
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oaths oblige them to practice is an
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foundation, the subject-matter, and
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has grossly misrepresented Masonic
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them from any difficulty in which t
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Now let professed Christians who ar
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I might quote numerous instances in
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institution in the days of Morgan w
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makes the oath null. 2. They are vo
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Freemasons doing what they have swo
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Everything else may be discussed. A
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But why do Freemasons take this cou
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truth in regard to an institution w
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in all the degrees conferred in Mas
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publishing of Morgan's book, the Ba
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that degree, murder and treason exc
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person in the Lodge instructed me a
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Q. What's the dinted ashlar for? A.
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Andrew Purdie and John Chrystie: an
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Summarily, then, we have four syste
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Indeed one cannot wonder that the p
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Upon settlement of the controversy
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3. The third circumstance, that the
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opportunity afforded by the lecture
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"Grammar teaches the proper arrange
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Preston of course was wrong--knowle
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THE END THE PRINCIPLES OF MASONIC L
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Section III. Of the Judicial Power
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satisfactory reasons, suggested the
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Whatever may be the verdict passed
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anterior to the revival of Masonry
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general head, who was elected and i
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Masters and Wardens of lodges into
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ody was then dissolved by the Breth
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officers; the Grand Treasurer, Secr
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_Of the Grand Master._ The office o
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approbation and consent of the majo
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Constitutions, the instrument thus
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within the last few years, has been
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Can he delegate a power to others w
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The Deputy Grand Master exercises,
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same privilege is also extended in
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number of Stewards to be appointed
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approbation and consent of the majo
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individual brother within its own b
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ights, powers, and privileges of su
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history of the new lodge. At the ne
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holy Saints John, followed by an in
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investiture are now performed by th
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With these views of the origin and
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same district, were deemed constitu
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of all the officers, except the dea
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acquainted with the fact of his exc
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determined; not by the subordinate,
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the removal of the lodge was only a
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_Of the Worshipful Master._ This is
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The ancient charges rehearsed at th
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investiture. Webb, however, has sup
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the invariable usage in all lodges,
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societies, that this law will, in v
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equire that the one first up should
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Master is by the obligations of his
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The Master is also, _ex officio_, c
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"Bro. S. R., an Entered Apprentice,
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The political qualifications are in
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plots and conspiracies against the
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The old charges, published in the o
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In the Ahiman Rezon published by La
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"I received from the lodge at Ashle
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throughout all our ancient regulati
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Section IV. _Of the Political Quali
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made the necessary inquiries, will
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the proper mode of obtaining the op
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elect or reject their candidates is
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voted on the first ballot. If, on t
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qualification. In other words, we m
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virtually or in form, but with unan
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advancement of candidates through t
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the Free and Accepted Masons" to be
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himself thoroughly acquainted with
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Where not otherwise provided by the
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The following, or fifth General Reg
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1. The first of these divisions pre
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entirely of a masonic character, an
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not of speaking or voting, and, las
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to see that not even the humblest m
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The whole spirit and tenor of the G
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will it be contended that redress c
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visitors are excluded, are said by
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een regularly initiated, passed, an
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Lawful information, which is the re
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assistance is not to be beyond the
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In the first place they have a righ
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expected, when time had in some deg
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None but Master Masons are permitte
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which would generate a wish to cont
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Grand Lodge. A few Grand Lodges hav
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ecapitulate the position, the right
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exponent, yet jurists have given to
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degree affect the masonic standing
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The system of payment of lodge-dues
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in the period of time for which it
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immoral conduct, that would subject
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Although it is necessary that the a
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as witnesses. Hence, the testimony
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Any other rule would be often atten
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taking such testimony is by affidav
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accompanying it, to the Grand Lodge
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will it be contended that, on his l
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Of course, it is no crime to resume
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contrary to the wishes of the lodge
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" " " it was never enforced Actual
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"" " difference from a Warrant Dist
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" " has always been elected Grand W
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may suspend or exclude a member may
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Perfect youth, meaning of the term
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Tiler, Grand. (_See Grand Tiler._)
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The Symbolism of Freemasonry: Illus
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So of the lost keystone; so of the
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I. Preliminary. The Origin and Prog
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With these preliminary remarks the
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Noah; and, indeed, so palpable are
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organization; in the Jewish sect of
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II. The Noachidae. I proceed, then,
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connected with what, in sacred hist
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character, and by no means intended
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established system and to the overt
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This theory is, that when there had
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"Great first cause, least understoo
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discovered the knowledge of God and
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doctrine of the Mysteries--the beli
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lessons of charity and brotherly lo
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this is supposed to have been the f
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altogether and at once abolished by
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jurisdiction, acknowledged the pope
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Masonry should no longer be restric
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X. The System of Symbolic Instuctio
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But symbolism is not only the most
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and afterwards for every masonic lo
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The nature, then, of this operative
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in the world's progress, out of Fet
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essential to the preservation and p
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present the aspirant with the _lamb
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see that the stones were not only d
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at that chain of resemblances which
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It will, no doubt, be interesting t
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the three principal officers of a l
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inscription of the signs of the zod
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mystic ladder in the sacred tree _Y
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made the representative of the worl
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was derived from the ancient patria
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inculcated--the aspirant, on enteri
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to that color as an emblem of purit
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also, in requiring that no one shou
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efuses to enter the temple of Ceres
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universal, and it originally (as I
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I might pursue these researches sti
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In all the ancient systems this rev
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The contests between the good and e
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So, too, out of the mysterious dark
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material temple, formed, it is true
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charged to maintain. But there is a
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is an Apprentice, with some of the
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In the ceremony of depositing the c
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Messiah, appears, in its use in Mas
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six centuries after the Christian e
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In the Brahminic Mysteries of Hindo
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who are will at once appreciate its
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equilateral triangle, and the All-S
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Masonry by the introduction of the
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Have peace; and in a circle spreads
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and this allegory, which veils the
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perfectly, in the development of th
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the very letter, historical facts.
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that the principles of Freemasonry,
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Ancient Craft Masonry, the only all
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As a Fellow Craft, he has advanced
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arren, and unworthy of his labor. T
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_quadrivium_ having opened to him t
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eward is attained, and the purified
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masonic legend of the Third Degree.
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inferior to a higher sphere or func
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The feeling is an instinctive one,
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the craftsmen, on their way to Jopp
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Divine Lamb, and, as to ourselves,
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"...violets pale, The poppy's flush
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of immortality, among the symbols o
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each, which was consecrated by its
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The _myrtle_ performed the same off
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and ten in the desert, without huma
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morality from the workman's square.
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work with the brain. They dealt in
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considered as a Hermetic Philosophe
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which he lived--of the mystical mea
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ourselves a perfect building, witho
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the dwelling of God, "when he had p
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are to be viewed as histories, but
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the excavation which he was making
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stone all its masonic value and sig
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important part of the religious wor
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the rubbish, and have found that St
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same authority, we learn that Truth
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was among them that the Builder had
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e taught, that in this life--gloomy
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philosophy of Freemasonry, and it i
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sun; but his death by violence, and
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history of the Order anterior to th
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is the thing adopted as a symbol, w
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symbol of men's natural state of ig
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chapter of this work will furnish t
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uilds for a century; masons for ete
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history over which so much doubt ha
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study of the ancient religions, and
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this privilege, it was requisite th
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pervaded all the Oriental religions
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initiation. The euresis has been ad
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FREEMASONS, TRAVELLING. The travell
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of the philosopher's stone. No syst
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The doctrine was taught as an abstr
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And that labor is the proper worshi
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human learning. LIGHT. It denotes t
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It is a symbol of this life and its
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ecognized foundation in historical
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NUMBERS. The symbolism of sacred nu
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immortal life. OVAL TEMPLES. Temple
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the same relative sense in which th
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SENSES, FIVE HUMAN. A symbol of int
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SYMBOL. A visible sign with which a
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production of materials for the mas
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lacksmith," so that the word would
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suggestive of the doctrine that lab
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dimly known to us, joined in this w
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[25] Les petits mysteres ne consist
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one; in the latter, the symbolic wa
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[50] "The Egyptian reference in the
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dedication of a church:-- "The perf
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p. 6. [74] The dadouchus, or torch-
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[85] Commentaries _in loco_. [86] C
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early nations? Carry our thoughts b
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[115] "Give unto Jehovah the glory
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the name _Jehovah_; but he refused
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providence from the heavens and the
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that Europe and Africa (which, in r
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[155] Hist. of Philos. vol. ii. p.
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OLIVER, _Historical Landmarks of Fr
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within the walls of the city; and a
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[196] Histoire Pittoresque des Reli
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[225] Old and New Testament connect
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Knights Templar- outside the Order
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The Strict Observance was founded b
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communicated to Solomon by the Mast
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foundation to their sudden fail, th
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should be added that in one of the
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evealed to his nephew Beaujeu, shor
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France it is still less likely that
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ANCIENT AND MODERN INITIATION by Ma
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PART ONE THE TABERNACLE IN THE WILD
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PHREE MESSEN, which is an Egyptian
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CHAPTER TWO THE BRAZEN ALTAR AND LA
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animal and the animal that is slain
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was at that time divided into twelv
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upon holy ground. THE INCENSE THAT
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CULTIVATE AND NOURISH THEM SO THAT
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containing the GOLDEN POT OF MANNA,
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(EGO SUM) THE BREAD OF LIFE." This,
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THE SACRED SHEKINAH GLORY The Weste
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Similar it is with ourselves at thi
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CHAPTER SIX THE NEW MOON AND INITIA
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Thus this ancient symbol shadowed f
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make with the pigments of earth. Cl
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precede as matters of course for re
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On the night between the 24th and 2
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According to the Nebular Theory tha
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had been opened so that they could
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the event is beyond words, the cons
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who has access to the Fountain of L
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If the stove were empty but endowed
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It is an anatomical fact of common
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standing on the lower round of the
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immortal as a diamond or a ruby sto
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King, and finally when he had found
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no fault at all. But we have a cust
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initials INRI placed upon the cross
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Again convened as brethren true, We
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And Kings and kingdoms rise and fal
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Chapter III - The Square Chapter IV
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He made no roads; but here am I as
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apart from us, and yet not wholly a
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CHAPTER 1 THE ALTAR A MASONIC LODGE
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law of association by which places
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vain things proclaimed of Solomon-a
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Manuscript, dated about 1600, the o
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mankind in every age and land. Thus
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CHAPTER III THE SQUARE THE Holy Bib
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sanction. Such an idea, such a spir
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One duty there remains for you, One
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Mason. In the oldest classic of Chi
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without rule or limit. Yet limitles
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THE LEVEL AND PLUMB. LIKE the Squar
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What, then, is the equality of whic
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stable, so Masons must walk erect a
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consent. Such was the severe rule u
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and legends familiar and common to
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Amid such influences each of us is
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and moral principle by which to rea
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the Grand Lodge of England. Towards
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"The Holy Supper is kept indeed, In
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The cup of life's for him that drin
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paid for his keep. Finding his duty
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