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Morals and dogma of the ancient and accepted Scottish Rite of freemasonry (1906)

Pike, Albert, 1809-1891, comp · Charleston · leaf 103

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ommon parents. ****** The clasped hands is another symbol which was used byPythagoras. It represented the number 10, the sacred number inwhich all the preceding numbers were contained; the number ex-pressed by the mysterious Tetractys, a figure borrowed by himand the Hebrew priests alike from the… … 5 (0 The Tetractys thus leads you, not only to the study of thePythagorean philosophy as to numbers, but also to the Kabalah,and will aid you in discovering the True Word, and understandingwhat was meant by The Music of the Spheres. Modern sciencestrikingly confirms the ideas of Pythagoras in…

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