Gould, Robert Freke, 1836-1915 · New York : Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. · leaf 192
trictly guarded as aprofound secret possessed only by the most eminent oftheir number, who were honored as chief masters. In-deed, Professor Kugler informs us, in his History of Art,that a Bishop was murdered at Utrecht by a mastermason, because the son of the latter had communicatedto him the… … THE APPRENTICE PILLAR,Roslin ChapeL MelicEval Operative Masonry. i6i laying the foundation of a church. (Beka, Episcop. Ul-iraject). With the IFa/nzeic/zew of the Steinmetzen may be com-pared the grotesques of the early British masons. Thesesymbols or caricatures, though common to scvdpture,
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