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Mackey's Symbolism of freemasonry : its science, philosophy, legends, myths and symbols (1921)

Mackey, Albert Gallatin, 1807-1881, Clegg, Robert Ingham, 1866-1931 · Chicago, Ill. : The Masonic history company · leaf 140

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ll be indicated by thepoints where the parallel lines touch the circle, or, inother words, the parallels will indicate the limits of thesuns extreme northern and southern declination, whenhe arrives at the solstitial points of Cancer and Capri-corn. But the days when the sun reaches these points… … CHAPTER SEVENTEENCovering op the Lodge THE Covering of the Lodge is another symbol, andour last reference to this symbolism of the worldor the universe. The mere mention of the factthat this covering is figuratively supposed to be aclouded canopy/* or the firmament, on which the hostof stars is…

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