The book of the Ancient and accepted Scottish rite of freemasonry (1899)
McClenachan, Charles Thompson, 1829-1896. [from old catalog] · New York · leaf 381
ore the throne is atable, covered with, a cloth of the same colors. Overthe throne hangs a triple interlaced triangle of broadbars, two of which are white, and one black; and inits centre the letter ^. Instead of a gavel, the presidingofficer uses an arrow, the plume of which is red on oneside and… … thin white gauze. This represents Truth, and is thepalladium of the Order of Princes of Mercy. Th-^ altar, placed in the centre of the room, is of atriangular shape, each side measuring 18 inches, andits height being 36 inches. The top is a plate, likegold, on which, formed of different colored…
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