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The book of the ancient and accepted Scottish rite of freemasonry : containing instructions in all the degrees from the third to the thirty-third, and last degree of the rite : together with ceremonies of inauguration ... etc. (1914)

McClenachan, Charles Thompson · New York : Macoy Pub. & Masonic Supply Co. · leaf 360

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and explains theesoteric meaning of then- many avocations in equipping the Tem-ple and sustaining their various sacerdotal duties. This degree ismost intimately connected with, and should be considered a con-tinuation of, that of the Chief of the Tabernacle. The especialduties of a Prince of the… … PRINCE OF THE TABERXACLE. THE TWENTY-FOURTH GRADE OF THE ANCIENT ANDACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE, AND THE SIXTH DEGREE OPTHE HISTORICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL SERIES. THE COURT—ITS DECORATIONS, ETC. The Hall consists of two apartments. The first, whichis the smaller, adjoins the second,-and is called the…

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