Gould, Robert Freke, 1836-1915 · New York : Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. · leaf 349
ry of Freemasonry. Egypt by Euclid, and given the name of Masonry; and inreference thereto, the following are the observations ofthe late Albert Pike:—Many of the symbols of the oldreligions of Pythagoras, and of the Hermetics of laterdays, were geometrical figures . . . Some of these weresymbolic… … EGYPTIAN .\RCHITECTURE, CARAVAX AND VIEW AMONGTHE PYRAMIDS. of churches revelled in symbolism of the most reconditekind. The Pyramids are wonders of geometrical science.Geometry was the handmaid of Symbolism. Sym-bolism, it may be said, is speculative Geometry. In the preceding views all indeed may…
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