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Scotch Rite masonry illustrated : the complete ritual of the ancient and accepted Scottish Rite profusely illustrated (1905)

Blanchard, Jonathan, 1811-1892, Scottish Rite (Masonic order) · Chicago, Ill. : E.A. Cook · leaf 55

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however, is still preserved as a symbol of se-crecy in the Royal Arch degree; and it is also presented to us in thesame sense in the ivory key of the Secret Master, or fourth degree ofthe Scottish Rite. In many of the German Lodges an ivory key is madea part of the Masonic clothing of each brother,… … TOKENS. First give the Masters Grlp^and then slip the hand to eachother^s elbow, and balance seventimes; at the same time bring thefoot and knee in contact. Pass Word—^Zi-Za/* (resplen-dent.) Sacred Word—Adbnai. Token SIGN OF SILENCE. Qig^—Is that of silence, which is madeby placing the first two…

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