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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 432

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and one alikewithout fear and without reproach. The Cross of St. Andrew, in heraldry, is termed the CrossSaltire, emblem of suffering and humility. Tradition says thatSt. Andrew was crucifled on the 30th of November, on a cross ofthat form The beautiful Masonic doctrine of Toleration is exemphlied… … KNIGHT OF ST. ANDREW; OR, PATEIAECH OF THE CEUSADES. THE TWENTT-NEN^TH GRADE OF THE ANCIENT AND AC-CEPTED SCOTTISH EITE, AND THE ELEVENTH DEGEEBOF THE HISTOEICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL SERIES. APARTMENTS, AND THEIR DECORATIONS, ETC. Two apartments are necessary, beside the prepara-tion-room. THE FmST…

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