Fellowship

Usage examples of freemasonry.

The Carbonari were a secret political society that flourished mainly in Italy and France in the early nineteenth century, probably connected with Freemasonry.

Freemasonry is continual effort to exalt the nobler nature over the ignoble, the spiritual over the material, the divine in man over the human.

After a time the Temples of Greece and the School of Pythagoras lost their reputation, and Freemasonry took their place.

The Hermetic Science of the early Christian ages, cultivated also by Geber, Alfarabius, and others of the Arabs, studied by the Chiefs of the Templars, and embodied in certain symbols of the higher Degrees of Freemasonry, may be accurately defined as the Kabalah in active realization, or the Magic of Works.

Chapter 4 Containing one of the most bloody battles, or rather duels, that were ever recorded in domestic history For the reasons mentioned in the preceding chapter, and from some other matrimonial concessions, well known to most husbands, and which, like the secrets of freemasonry, should be divulged to none who are not members of that honourable fraternity, Mrs.

This is a mistaken view: the man who guesses the secret of Freemasonry, and to know it you must guess it, reaches that point only through long attendance in the lodges, through deep thinking, comparison, and deduction.

Besides all those wonderful treasures, he possessed, but under lock and key, all the paraphernalia of freemasonry.

Rochebaron, obtained for me the favour of being initiated in the sublime trifles of Freemasonry.

Burgomasters' Lodge, and this was a great distinction, for, contrary to the rules of Freemasonry, no one but the twenty-four members who compose the lodge is admitted, and these twenty-four masons were the richest men on the Exchange.

He was a magician, too, and he understood that there was a freemasonry among magicians and that one never gave away the tricks of another.

Manly P Hall, The Lost Keys of Freemasonry, Macoy Publishing, Richmond, Virginia, 1923, p.

Illumination was a brand of pentecostalism which was persecuted by orthodox Christianity for centuries and had become lodged in Freemasonry through a complex historical process which is impossible to explain without a major digression.

Illumination was a brand of Pentecostalism which was persecuted by orthodox Christianity for centuries and had become lodged in Freemasonry through a complex historical process which is impossible to explain without a major digression.

Odlin, Ron Parker, Ann Chapman, Dick Lodge, Olan Watkins and many members of the Compuserve Masonic Forum for information on Freemasonry and Irregular Lodges, circa 1755 (which was agood bitprior to the establishment of the Scottish Rite, so let's not bother writing me about that, shall we?

Albert Pike, Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, Washington, D.