THE SYMBOLISM OF FREEMASONRY IBD

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Written in the late 1800âÇÖs, it is still easy enough to read if you have a decent vocabulary.What is so interesting is that it isnâÇÖt just about Freemasonry symbolism, but traces the symbolism back even further to some societies and shows how it could have evolved through history.ContentsááááááááááááááPreface ááIáááááááááááááPreliminary IIááááááááááááThe NoachidaeááIIIáááááááááááThe Primitive Freemasonry of AntiquityIVáááááááááááThe Spurious Freemasonry of Antiquity VááááááááááááThe Ancient Mysteries VIáááááááááááThe Dionysiac Artificers VIIáááááááááThe Union of Speculative and Operative Masonry at the Temple of SolomonááVIIIááááááááThe Travelling Freemasons of the Middle Ages IXáááááááááááDisseverance of the Operative ElementáXááááááááááááThe System of Symbolic InstructionáXIáááááááááááThe Speculative Science and the Operative ArtááXIIááááááááááThe Symbolism of SolomonâÇÖs Temple XIIIáááááááááThe Form of the Lodge XIVááááááááThe Officers of a LodgeááXVáááááááááThe Point within a CircleXVIááááááááThe Covering of the LodgeáXVIIáááááááRitualistic SymbolismáXVIIIááááááThe Rite of DiscalceationXIXááááááááThe Rite of InvestitureááXXááááááááááThe Symbolism of the GlovesáXXIááááááááThe Rite of CircumambulationXXIIáááááááThe Rite of Intrusting, and the Symbolism of LightXXIIIááááááSymbolism of the Corner-stone XXIVááááááThe Ineffable NameXXVáááááááThe Legends of FreemasonryáXXVIááááááThe Legend of the Winding Stairs XXVIIáááááThe Legend of the Third DegreeXXVIIIáááThe Sprig of Acacia XXIXááááááThe Symbolism of LaboráXXXáááááááThe Stone of Foundation XXXIááááááThe Lost WordááááááááááááááááSynoptical Index