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A concise history of freemasonry (1904)

Gould, Robert Freke, 1836-1915 · New York : Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. · leaf 315

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. I. Introductory remarks (i—35)- H- The sevenliberal sciences (36—76). HI. Origin and worth ofGeometry, from which came Masonry (77—158). I\.The children of Lamech: Jabal found Geometry andMasonry, Jubal Music, Tubal Cain Smiths Craft andNoemaWeavers Craft: Jabal wrote all the sciences ontwo… … ARTS AND SCIENCES. Babylon, and taught his workmen, whom he loved^andcherished, the Craft of Masonry; he sent his cousin Assur3,000 Masons, and gave them a Charge (327—417). VLAbraham knew all the Seven Sciences, and taughtMasonry to Euclid, who gave it the name of Geometry:Euclid taught the…

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