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A concise history of freemasonry (1904)

Gould, Robert Freke, 1836-1915 · New York : Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. · leaf 569

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called SiRi, which isfrom an Arabic word, meaning secret or magic. Forms ofit are in many parts of the Soudan, and Senegambia.It is a Society for the study of Occult Science, and wasintroduced into Africa by the Arabs. It still retainssome of the ancient Cabalistic mysteries of the Hebrewsin the… … THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE OCCULT IS THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE EQUILIBRIUM.—SOHAR, BOOK 1., SIPHRA DE ZENINUTHA. Freemasonry in the West Indies. 503 SOUTH AFRICA. The first of a long series of Dutch Ivodges was estab-lished at Cape Town in 1772, and since the final cession ofthe Cape Settlement to Great…

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