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Documenta Latomica Inedita.

latlay * hit suffisantly as hit ought to be by oversight of maisters of the same craft , which stuff [ is ] suffisantly ordeigned for him at my seide lords cost , as [ be ] longeth to such a Averke , And to the said body he shall make two [ a ] isles , and takthe ground [ Avork and voidf ] [ t ] hem in wise aforesaid , both the [ a ] isles [ to be ] according to heght

and brede to the [ a ] isles of the saide quere , and in height to the body aforesaid , the ground of the same body and [ a ] isles to be maad within the ende under the ground-table-stones J with rough stone ; and fro the ground-stone b ments ; and alle the remanent of the said body and [ a ] isles unto the full hig ht of the said quire with clene

hewen ashler altogedir in the outer side unto the full hight of the said quire : and all the inner side [ to be ] of rough-stone , except the bench-table-stones , § the soles !) of the windows , the pillars and

chapetrels that the arches and pendants shall rest upon , which shall be altogedir of free-stone wroght trewly and deAvly as hit ought to be . And in eche [ a ] isle shall be wyndows of free-stone , accordyng in all poynts unto the windows of the said quire , sawf ^[ they shal no bowtels ** haf at all . And in the west-end of aither of the said

[ a ] isles , he shal mak a wyndoAV of four lights , according altogedir to the wyndows of the said isles . And tilf f aither [ a ] isle shall be as sperware ^ J enbattailement of free-stoon throwgh out , and both the end enbattailled butting upon the stepill . And aither of the said [ a ] isles shal have six mighty botrasse of free-stoneclen-hewyn §§;

, and every botrasse fynisht with a fymal , | j \\ according in all points to the fymals ||]| of the said quere , safe only that the botrasse of the bod }^ shalbe more large , more strong and mighty than the botrasse of the said qwere .

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Untitled Article 1
CONTENTS. Article 2
TO OUR READERS. Article 3
PRE-REQUISITES FOR MASONIC INITIATION.—No. I. Article 5
ORIGIN OF THE ROYAL ARCH. Article 8
DOCUMENTA LATOMICA INEDITA. Article 12
THE DAYS WHEN WE GO GIPSYING. Article 18
THE DERIVATION OF FREEMASON. Article 21
CRAFT CUSTOMS OF THE ANCIENT STONEHEWERS, MASONS, AND CARPENTERS.* Article 25
THE WORSHIPFUL CRAFT OF STONEHEWERS IN GERMANY. Article 26
EARLY HAUNTS OF FREEMASONRY. Article 33
A VOICE FROM THE GRAVE. Article 37
HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW. Article 38
A VISIT TO THE ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION FOR GIRLS. Article 41
FREEMASONRY UNDER AN INTERDICT. Article 46
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 49
OLD RECORDS OF THE LODGE OF PEEBLES. Article 57
MEMOIR OF ELIAS ASHMOLE. Article 62
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Documenta Latomica Inedita.

latlay * hit suffisantly as hit ought to be by oversight of maisters of the same craft , which stuff [ is ] suffisantly ordeigned for him at my seide lords cost , as [ be ] longeth to such a Averke , And to the said body he shall make two [ a ] isles , and takthe ground [ Avork and voidf ] [ t ] hem in wise aforesaid , both the [ a ] isles [ to be ] according to heght

and brede to the [ a ] isles of the saide quere , and in height to the body aforesaid , the ground of the same body and [ a ] isles to be maad within the ende under the ground-table-stones J with rough stone ; and fro the ground-stone b ments ; and alle the remanent of the said body and [ a ] isles unto the full hig ht of the said quire with clene

hewen ashler altogedir in the outer side unto the full hight of the said quire : and all the inner side [ to be ] of rough-stone , except the bench-table-stones , § the soles !) of the windows , the pillars and

chapetrels that the arches and pendants shall rest upon , which shall be altogedir of free-stone wroght trewly and deAvly as hit ought to be . And in eche [ a ] isle shall be wyndows of free-stone , accordyng in all poynts unto the windows of the said quire , sawf ^[ they shal no bowtels ** haf at all . And in the west-end of aither of the said

[ a ] isles , he shal mak a wyndoAV of four lights , according altogedir to the wyndows of the said isles . And tilf f aither [ a ] isle shall be as sperware ^ J enbattailement of free-stoon throwgh out , and both the end enbattailled butting upon the stepill . And aither of the said [ a ] isles shal have six mighty botrasse of free-stoneclen-hewyn §§;

, and every botrasse fynisht with a fymal , | j \\ according in all points to the fymals ||]| of the said quere , safe only that the botrasse of the bod }^ shalbe more large , more strong and mighty than the botrasse of the said qwere .

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