The Arcana Of Freemasonry

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Cover Copyright Dedication Introduction to the 2005 Edition Contents Principal Illustrations The Raised Tatt Cross, with Supporters The Crucified Victim Grand Master's Apron and Collar (Egyptian) Master's Apron and Collar (Egyptian) Companions Apron The Idol Tandayudhaswami Seals Made by Caste Hindoos Sacred Axes Shamash of the Children Ramman, God of the Axe of the Susians Ramman, God of the Axe of the Chaldeans Tepoxtecatl, God of the Axe of the Mexicans Con Tiesi Uracocha, God of the Axe from Tinogasta God of the Axe of the Toltec, from Tepozteco Linear Writing from Egypt The Four Brothers of Horus - Egyptian Representation Depictions of the Four Cardinal Points The Four Evangelists in Christian Symbolism The Risen Horus and His Four Brothers The Four Brothers of Horus (Vatican Codex) The Four Brothers of Horus (Borgian Codex) Calendar Wheel from Duran Mexican Calendar Engraved Shells from Mounds Operatives' Temple I. Freemasonry - The Bridge of History - Uniting the Past with the Present i. Different Opinions as regards to Origin of Freemasonry and a Modern Introduction in Various Countries ii. The Source of Signs and Symbols II. The Soul of Masonry III. Out of the Silence IV. The Divine Name V. The Second Century of Modern Masonry! VI. Some Subjects Suggested for Study VII. Origins of Freemasonry VIII. Freemasonry, Past and Future IX. The Origin and Explanation of Some Masonic Signs and Symbols X. Egyptology and Masonry XI. The Four Cardinal Points XII. Operative Masonry