The history of freemasonry : its legends and traditions, its chronological history (1906)
Mackey, Albert Gallatin, 1807-1881, Hughan, William James, 1841-1911, Singleton, William Reynolds, 1819-1901. History of the symbolism of freemasonry, the Ancient and Accepted Scottish rite and the Royal Order of Scotland · New York : Masonic History Co. · leaf 118
t-ure, or may be excused as an instance of blundering chronology forwhich the spirit of the age, more than the writer of the Legend, isto be blamed. This objection will not, however, lie if we assumethat Namus Grecus meant simply a Greek architect. But this whole subject is so closely connected… … HE Legend of the Craft now proceeds to nar-rate the histor}^ of the introduction of Masonryinto England, in the time of St. Alban, wholived in the 3d century. The Legend referring to the protomartyr of^^1 ill^^^ J England is not mentioned in the Halliwell poem, but is first found in the Cooke MS.,…
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