Gould, Robert Freke, 1836-1915 · New York : Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. · leaf 313
ally in its southernpart—is included within the area when the Western-Mid- 268 History of Freemasonry. land dialects prevailed, and between the dialect of MyrcsInstructions and that of the Masonic poem there is a veryclose similarity, the latter, however, being of rather laterdate, and inclining a… … RUINS OF BABYLON. is also traceable, as a composition, to the Western-Mid-land district, where, in the fourteenth century, a greatmany poems were compiled on matters relating to prac-tical life. In my opinion, the author of the Masonic poem (orRegius MS.), who was a priest or clergyman, intended…
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