The apron : its traditions, history and secret significances (1914)
Higgins, Frank C. (Francis Carlos), b. 1867 · New York : Author · leaf 17
ts vertical axis the radius ofa circle equal in area to that square, while the second shows thebase of a square with relation to which the vertical axis is sovery close to the radius of a circle of equal perimeter that theEgyptians really accepted it as such, although it goes a meretrifle over the… … * / \ / ., V / , Fig. 5. The essential angles of the Key diagram Fig. 14. which is the one upon which the Magian philosophy was really The Masonic Apron. 15 t1• »1 1 — — 1 i i ii • ii i FFig B based, because the 36 squares corresponded to the Sun, {Osiris)or Spirit which was accorded that number in…
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