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Pythagorean Triangle,



peras apeiron finite

infinite



viz

Book of Prognostics.



viz



THEODORE S. PARVIN



viz.,



Pythagorean Triangle,



viz.,



Paracelsic Lectures of Conti-

nental Masonry



viz



absence absence



viz



Symbolism of Freemasonry,



in the course of that luminary,

Britannia,2

circumambulation.

three

epopt.



he is an oak

Aspen-leaf; Reed

viz.:



Light

God

Virtue Wisdom

profession

Hecate Scotia



pastos,

darkness

being raised from the dead.

he was directed to lay himself down -upon the bed, which

shadowed out the tomb or coffin of the Great Father.

in imitation of his figurative deceased

prototype, His resurrection from the bed was his restoration to life,

Nine



Druid

Stones,

the

solitary confinement in the darkened Pastos.

viz.,

candidate,

candidus, white.



born again

Mass,

three



the beams

viz

viz.:



King Solomons Temple as a Masonic Symbol.

Christos,



Faith

mysteries

substitute

precisely that was

may

et sequiter.



daityas

Amrita

Ner-Gal Ner gal

light



Calathus;

Calathus

shekel. Ash

Kel

lun

Asiatic Researches,

doves

i.e.,

Sami

Rama 'Sthan



'Sthan, Samt,

vis.:

fish, but issuing from it.

i.e.,

Merman

Mermaid

male

speciali

gratia,Vide

castes

castes

father,

may

legislative



YORK CATHEDRAL



may

four?

History of India

and taught several Arts; and

afterward returned to the sea . .

i.e., Dagon

Dagon

above the head of the fish he had a human head;

i.e.,



desecrated.

booths i.e

the tabernacles of the daughters,

or young women benoth

Beneh

The tabernacles the productive powers

feminine

insignia



male

female



i.e



i.e.,

Isis fructiferæ

Baal Gad;

give rain?

viz.:

even

their

shall look

of the matter of the Mercy Seat



sixty;

heads countenances.

bodies, i.e

wings. four

six viz,:

arms. hands,

four,

lower part.

services;



as a child;

ki, as, rabia, a young man, as

multiplying, as combating; rahab, abundance, multi-

tude of knowledge; rab, a multitude, Nacar, to know;

rahar to grow great,

to labour.

the face of a Cherub,

the face of an ox. Cherub



The Cross.



Curator Department of Pre-

historic Anthropology, U. S. National Museum.

sacramentelle Le

Lotus de la bonne loi;

Su asti,

ka , co

Revue a'Ethnographie swastika:

Su, good, well, excellent, suvidas,

Asti, as,

sum

Ka,

su, asti,

crux ansata

Ilios

svasti svasti su,

as, Svasti

svasti-ka



sign

fower fot,



Ilios

Svastika

Svastika vulgus profanum

karna ear



svastika-karna, i.e., a

datra-karna, i.e.,

Svastika;

Suavastika,

Nandyâvarta,

Svastika. Svastika

Svahastasvastika-stani,

sv

Troy,



i.e.,

Suavastika,

Chips from a German Workshop,



Iconographic Encyclopædia

viz.,



pente



Morin's Patent.

Lux ex tenebris. Unitas, concordia fratrum.



APPRENTICE'S PILLAR



régime



Historical Inquiry,

Historical Inquiry,



Arabian Nights,

Arabian Nights



i.e., ex-officio



Handbuch



constituted

facsimile



HIS MAJESTY, KING EDWARD VII



Circular



and are Sovereigns of Masonry.



Ancient Modern,

Sacred

Numbers.

Resolved,



viz.:



Translation

Lux ex Tenebris.



Joseph Cerneau,

Joseph Cerneau,

Joseph Cerneau,



Joseph Cerneau,

President, Sov: . . . G'al:

President, S: G: I: G'al:

S: P: R: S:, D: I: G'al: G: Comm:

March



viz.:

Resolved,



...



Emeritus

ex-officio



a matter quite

inexplicable



clarum et venerabile nomen!



per se,



satellite

nadir

de quo fabula narratur?

life



attainments,

multi-

tude common observers

Craft

Ecossais, Scotch



modern

breasts,

soi-disant

spurious



seem



E.g.,



Quod prius est, vertus est, et quod prius est tempore, potius est

jure,

Charleston Circular,



et id omne genus, progeniesque,

de facto



under our own vine and fig-tree !



nine Supreme Council

ad vitam.



sine

die.



Deus Meumque Jus. Ordo ab Chao.

From the Orient of the Supreme Grand Council of Sovereign Grand Inspectors Gen-

eral of the 33d and last Degree of the Ancient and Accepted Rite, for the United States of America, their Territories and Dependencies, whose Sacred Asylum isbeneath the C. . C. , at the V. P. . of the near the B. . B. , corre-sponding with 40° 42' 40" N. Lat., and 2° 0' 57" E. Lon.

M. P. Sov. Gr. Commande .r Asst. Sov. Gr. Com.st Lieut. Gr. Com.d Lieut. Gr. Com.

Gr. Orator.Gr. Minister of State.

Chancellor.Gr. Sec. General H. B. .

Gr. Treas. Gen. H. E.Gr. Marshal General.

Gr. Sword Bearer.st Gr. Mas. of Cer.

d Gr. Mas. of Cer.Gr. Ex. Introductor.Standard Bearer.

st Gr. Capt. of the Guard.

d Gr. Capt. of the Guard.

M. . P. Sov. G. Commander.

Gr. Sec. . Gen. H. E.



Boston Council,

New York Council,



Supreme Council A. . A. . S. R. . of the Southern Jurisdiction of the United States of

America.



Statement of Subordinate Masonic Bodies, their number and membership, and the proportion of Perfect Elus d Knights Rose Croix d Knights Kadosh d Mas-

ters of the Royal Secret d , Royal Arch Masons, and Knights Templars to Master

Masons, in the several States and Territories embraced in the Jurisdiction of the Su-

preme Council of the d A:A:S:R: of Free-Masonry, for the Southern Masonic Juris-

diction of the U. S. A.



"



Supreme Council A. . A. S. R. of the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction of the United

States of America.



Table of Subordinate Bodies in Northern Jurisdiction, by States.



GREEN DRAGON TAVERN



History of the Lodge of Edinburgh,

nothing



Grand

Grand

time immemorial



pro tempore.



Secresy Honor

Eloquence

Worship

Activity

Choix,



Obverse,

Reverse,

In exergue,

The Netherlands, at Amsterdam

Eastern Provinces, at Calcutta, India

North of France

Sweden and Norway

Sardinia

New Brunswick, at St. John

Province of Quebec



Antiquity of the Royal Order.



Primary Aim of the Rite.

Historical Basis of the Order.



Prov. Senior Grand Warden

Prov. Junior Grand Warden

Prov. Grand Secretary

Prov. Grand Treasurer

Prov. Grand Sword Bearer

Prov. Grand Banner Bearer

Prov. Grand Chaplain—

Prov. First Grand Marischal—

Prov. Second Grand Marischal— .

Prov. Grand Guarder

Prov. Grand Stewards



ex-officiis

pro tem.



Geometry,

Royal

Order Edinburgh,

permanent extrusion.



Anno Ordinis

Anno



THE OLDEST MASONIC MINUTE IN EXISTENCE.

FAC-SIMILE OF THE OLDEST MINUTE OF THE LODGE OF EDINBURGH (MARY'S CHAPEL).



FREEMASONRY IN OTHER COUNTRIES

CHAPTER I

FREEMASONRY IN CANADA

BY WILL H. WHYTE, P. G. M.:: K. T. OF CANADA

HE history of Freemasonry in British North

America, or that part of the continent now

better known as the "Dominion of Canada," is

a most interesting one.

Upon the advent of Confederation, July 1,

1867, local control in each Province for the

government of the Masonic Fraternity of the

Dominion took a strong hold as a predominant idea, and prevailed.

Each Province has now a Grand Lodge, and in order of their

organization are as follows: Canada, having jurisdiction only in

Ontario, 1855; Nova Scotia, 1866; New Brunswick, 1867; Quebec,

1869; British Columbia, 1871; Manitoba, 1875; Prince Edward

Island, 1875; Alberta, 1905; Saskatchewan, 1906. The first

marks of the Ancient Craftsman have been found in Nova Scotia.

A mineralogical survey in 1827 found on the shore of Goat Island

in the Annapolis Basin, partly covered with sand, a slab of rock

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/ 2 X 2 feet, bearing on it those well-known Masonic emblems,"the Square and Compasses," and the date 1606. Who were the

Craftsmen, and how the stone came there, must be left to con-

jecture.

Nova Scotia.

The records of the Craft in Boston, Mass., state that Bro.

Henry Price was appointed Provincial Grand Master of New Eng-

land by Viscount Montague, Grand Master of the Premier Grand

Lodge of England (Moderns), and that his authority was sub-

sequently extended to all North America.1929



New Brunswick.



Quebec.



The History of Freemasonry in

Quebec,



éclat,



Canada in Ontario



CHARLES T. McCLENACHAN



The History of Masonry in Canada.



British Columbia.

Manitoba.



Prince Edward Island.



Alberta.

Saskatchewan.

Newfoundland.



Escoceses Yorkinos



i.e



inter alias

i.e.,



Extract from Proceedings of Grand Lodge of Iowa.



it alone,



Bible

it

given a chance,



Masonic Bul-

letin

Bulletin



its



not not not



abroad,

clandestine

origin

practices



Cuba.



ex officio

vised



exclusive

suspended



original as the

Grand Lodge,



Porto Rico.

United Grand Lodge



Supreme Council



KNIGHTS TEMPLARS



India.



acting



Ancient



Madras.



Freemasons

Calendar



Bombay.

Freemasons Calendar



in partibus infidelium



East India Islands.

Ceylon.

Sumatra.

Java.



Celebes.

Borneo.

The Philippines.

Persia.



The Straits Settlements.

Cochin- China.

China.



Japan.



Cape Colony.

seriatim



viz.:

viz.:



New South Wales.



Victoria.



priecient



soi-disant

viz

South Australia.



nem. con.



Queensland.

West Australia.

Tasmania.



New Zealand.



North Island.

Auckland District.

Wellington District.

Middle, or South, Island.

Canterbury District.

Otago and Southland District.

i.e.,

Westland District.



Marlborough and Nelson District.

Oceania.

New Caledonia.

Fiji Islands.

Society Islands.

Marquesas Islands.



Sandwich or Hawaiian Islands.



BROTHERLY LOVE, RELIEF AND TRUTH



P.S.G.D. of England; P.S.G.W. of Egypt, Iowa, etc.

History of Freemasonry;

History of

the Masons' Company Old Charges of the British

Freemasons,



Book I.—The Old MSS., Etc.

Old Charges of British Freemasons,

viz.,



Book of Constitutions,

Ahiman Rezon,



Early Records.



Freemasonry in

the 17th Century


A Defence of Masonry, published A.D. 1730, Occa-

sioned by a Pamphlet call'd Masonry Dissected.

Defence.

Book II Masonic History.

Records of the Hole Crafte and Fellowship of Masons, with a

Chronicle of the History of the Worshipful Company of Masons

in the City of London,



i.e

viz.,

vide



Masonic Records, 1717-1894,




viz.,

i.e.,



Masonic Facts and Fictions

viz.,

Introduction of

Freemasonry into the North American Colonies



régime,

Enquiry

i.e.,



Masonic Sketches and Reprints,

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