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Stray leaves from a Freemason's notebook (1856)

Neale, Erskine · J.W. Leonard, Masonic Publishers · leaf 311

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hich the stones, arrested, fall innocuouslyto the ground ,• while a third figure (hke the fourth in the fiery fur-nace of the three children) appears beside them, witliin the vesicapiscis, intended doubtless for our Saviour. (Lord Lindsay, ut supra,p. 101.) 24 THE INSIGNIA OF denote the eternity of… … We will now examine how far this doctrine is applica-ble to Royal Arch Masonry. It appears from evidencewhich is incontrovertible, that this g.eat and holy Beingwas known under the same name, or one which verynearly resembled it, in almost every nation under tliecanopy of heaven, however they might…

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