Rituals of freemasonry: comprising the degrees of Entered apprentice, Fellow craft, and Master mason, in the lodge; (1870)
Sickels, Daniel. [from old catalog], Gould, James L. [from old catalog], Sheville, John W. [from old catalog], Simons, John. [from old catalog], Chase, Jackson H. [from old catalog] · New York, Masonic publishing company · leaf 434
titution fails, utterly fails to realize theimport of its teachings. Its sublime truths are indeed mys-teries to him. But no brother, and especially no companion,can fail to become wiser and better, if he will pause on hisway through the degrees, and deliberately study the allegoriesand symbols so… … FOURTH DEGREE OR, MARK MASTER MASON. HIS degree of Masonry was not less use-ful in its original institution, nor are itseffects less beneficial to mankind, thanthose which precede it. By its influenceeach operative Mason, at the erection ofthe Temple of Solomon, was known and distinguishedby the…
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