Ars Quatuor Coronatorum: Being the Transactions of the Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 2076, London, Volume 3W. J. Parre H, Limited, 1840 |
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... rites of their religion they wore leather aprons , such as have come down to us , marked with the insignia of their rank . " 2 According to the same authority , the mysteries of this ancient faith have now become lost , or at best ...
... rites of their religion they wore leather aprons , such as have come down to us , marked with the insignia of their rank . " 2 According to the same authority , the mysteries of this ancient faith have now become lost , or at best ...
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... rites of initiation might repay the Masonic student . The real difficulty is not the absence of such rites , but it appears that the task is to find the data by means of which a connection with any of them can be traced . However ...
... rites of initiation might repay the Masonic student . The real difficulty is not the absence of such rites , but it appears that the task is to find the data by means of which a connection with any of them can be traced . However ...
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... rites which are still practised in our assemblies . Although tempting , it is dangerous to build too much on Masons ' Marks , for many of these forms are discernible in every part of the world , on metal as well as on stone , and are ...
... rites which are still practised in our assemblies . Although tempting , it is dangerous to build too much on Masons ' Marks , for many of these forms are discernible in every part of the world , on metal as well as on stone , and are ...
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... Rites that have been fastened on him . The young Pretender ( Charles Edward ) was not a Freemason . Lastly ( though the list could be extended ) , Dunkerley's labours as & Ritual - monger , are as imaginary as those of Martin Clare . 3 ...
... Rites that have been fastened on him . The young Pretender ( Charles Edward ) was not a Freemason . Lastly ( though the list could be extended ) , Dunkerley's labours as & Ritual - monger , are as imaginary as those of Martin Clare . 3 ...
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... Rite , and the Order of the Secret Monitor . Almost all the Continental Grand Lodges are represented , the donors in most cases being the Grand Secretaries or Grand Masters themselves . Add to this a large collection of curious Masonic ...
... Rite , and the Order of the Secret Monitor . Almost all the Continental Grand Lodges are represented , the donors in most cases being the Grand Secretaries or Grand Masters themselves . Add to this a large collection of curious Masonic ...
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