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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 68

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thepastoSy the couch, coffin, or grave; the euresis, or thediscovery of the body; and the autopsy, or full sight ofeverything, that is, the complete communication of thesecrets. The candidate was here called an Epopt, oreye-witness, because nothing was now hidden fromhim; and hence he may be… … CHAPTER SEVENDioNYsiAc Artificers A FTER this general view of the religious Myste-l\ ries of the ancient world, let us now proceed to-^ -^ a closer examination of those which are moreintimately connected with the history of Freemasonry,and whose influence is to this day most evidently feltin its…

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