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A concise history of freemasonry (1904)

Gould, Robert Freke, 1836-1915 · New York : Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. · leaf 129

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ear that the FamaFraternitatis, the Confessio, and the Chymical Marriagemust have been the offspring of a single mind. Grave doubt, however, has recently been cast uponthe Andrean theory by Air. ^Aaite; but, as he rightlysays, the chief point, i.e., the argument from the identityof literary style,… … which he hopes to show to the satisfaction of his readers,that no other than Joh,\xx \.\lentine Andrea couldpossibly have been the author of the Fama andCoh-fessio. The armorial bearings of Andreas family^werea St. Andrews Cross and four Roses, and this has^ alsolent color to the theory which…

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