The symbolism of freemasonry : illustrating and explaining its science and philosophy, its legends, myths, and symbols (1869)
Mackey, Albert Gallatin, 1807-1881 · New York : Clark and Maynard · leaf 33
e conclusion that these two doctrines prevailed amongthe descendants of Noah, immediately after the deluge.They were believed, too, in all their purity and integrity,because they were derived from the highest and purestsource. These are the doctrines which still constitute the creedof Freemasonry;… … III. THE PRIMITIVE FREEMASONRY OF ANTIQUITY. /^^HE next important historical epoch which de-/| mands our attention is that connected with what,\£_,y in sacred history, is known as the dispersion atBabel. The brightness of truth, as it had been com-municated by Noah, became covered, as it were, with…
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