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 197
s builders and Hirams builders and the Giblim. The author-ized version, on what authority I know not, translates this word Giblim as stone-squarers. They were, however, the inhabitants Manual of Freemasons, Part I., p. 4. ^i Chronicles, xiv., i. ^ We are told in i Kings, v., and it is repeated in 2… … THE TEMPLE LEGEND i6i of the city of Gebal, called by the Greeks, Byblos, which was theprincipal seat of the worship and the mysteries of Adonis. Themhabitants were celebrated for their skill in stone-carving and inshipbuilding. Thus we see that there were, according to the Scriptural account,three…
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