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The book of the Ancient and accepted Scottish rite of freemasonry (1899)

McClenachan, Charles Thompson, 1829-1896. [from old catalog] · New York · leaf 418

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obe of gold. Hisjewel is a sun of gold, suspended by a chain of gold,worn round the neck. The reverse side of the jewelis a hemisphere of gold, showing the northern half ofthe ecliptic and zodiac, with the signs from Taurus toLibra inclusive. When the degree is conferred, no jewel or apron isworn.… … The order of the degree is also worn by each of theseofficers. It is a broad, white, watered ribbon, worn asa collar. On the right side is an eye of gold. The apron is of pure white lambskin, with no edgingor ornament except the pentagram, which is traced onthe middle of it with vermilion. There…

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