The book of the Ancient and accepted Scottish rite of freemasonry (1899)
McClenachan, Charles Thompson, 1829-1896. [from old catalog] · New York · leaf 363
of a myrtle-tree, of violet color. Th.Q jeioel i& the letter ^, suspended from a short col-lar of narrow, watered, violet-colored ribbon. The Most Puissant Leader wears a tunic of blue silk,its collar decorated with rays of gold representing aglory, and the body of it sprinkled with stars of… … EEOEPTIOj^. Mj brother, the initiate is he who possesses thelamp, the cloak, and the staff. PEINOE OF THE TABERNACLE. 353 The lamp is reason enHghtened by science; thecloak is Hbertj, or the fuH and entire possession ofones seK, which isolates the sage from the currentsof instinct; and the staff is…
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