The book of the chapter : or, Monitorial instructions, in the degrees of mark, past and most excellent master, and the holy Royal arch (1865)
Mackey, Albert Gallatin, 1807-1881 · New York : Macoy & Sickels · leaf 74
as to form a secure basis for the superincumbent struc-ture. The building does not appear to have been so remarkablefor its magnitude as for the magnificence of its ornamentsand the value of its materials. Lightfoot gives us the bestidea of its size and form when he says that the j^orch wasone… … whole house was thus: It was situated due east and west,the holy of holies being to the westward, and the porch orentrance toward the east. The whole length from east towest, was seventy cubits, or one hundred and twenty-twofeet and a half The breadth, exclusive of the side chambers,was…
Freemasonry
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