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The Constitutions Of 1762,

and enjoy in all places their Privileges and Prerogatives , & c ., & c , & c . And the Inspector , Deputy , and Knights Princes Masons , when they shall visit a Royal Lodge of Perfection or any other whatsoever , The Puissant Grand Master , the Worshipful of a Symbolick Lodge , shall send five dignitary officers to introduce the Prince Inspector or his

Deputy with the honours , such as they are , explained hereafter in the Thirty-First Article . 31 .

The Princes of Jerusalem , being the Valiant Princes , chiefs of universal Masonry , shall be received with all the honours and enjoy all Privileges in all the Lodges , Chapters , as also in the Councils of Knights of the East , in which they shall make their Triumphant Entry in the following manner : 1 . —The Princes of Jerusalem have

the Right and the Privilege to annul and revoke all that may have been done in Council of Knight of the East , as well as in all Royal Lodges of Perfection , and of any other whatsoever , of any degree that it may be , when they shall not be comfortable to the Decrees and Laws of the Order ; provided , however , that a Sublime Prince of the

Superior Degree is not present . 2 . —When a Prince of Jerusalem is announced in his qaulity at the door of a Lodge or Chapter or any other , with Titles and Ornaments which will make him known as such , or is known by some Princes of the same degree , the Worshipful or Puissant Grand Master of any such Lodge shall send four Dignitary Officers so as to introduce and accompany him ; he shall

enter , his hat or helmet on the head , naked sword in his right hand as a combatant , the shield on the left arm , and cuirass on as if he is absolutely decorated with all the attributes and ornaments ; the Prince visitor being at the West between the two Wardens accompanied by the Four Deputies of the Lodge , he shall salute : 1 st , the

Master ; 2 nd , North and South ; 3 rd , Right and Left , that is to say , the 1 st and 2 nd Wardens , and as soon as the Valiant Prince shall have saluted in that manner he shall make the sign of the Lodge held , which will be repeated by the Master and by all the Brethren together . Then the Worshipful shall say : "To Order , my Brethren !"

on which ( all at once ) all the Brethren of the North and South spontaneously shall advance and form a Steel Az-ch , with their Swords and Lances , if they have not any , then with their arms extended so as to form as much as possible the Arch , under which the Valorous Prince shall pass , going on in a grave pace until he is arrived to the Master . The Master will offer him the Sceptre , which he shall accept and command the works ; the Master shall give him an account of

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THE ROMAN COLLEGIA. Article 1
ON THE WORD "EHRE" (HONOUR), AND ITS DERIVATIVES, Article 7
THE LEGEND OF THE INTRODUCTION OF MASONS INTO ENGLAND. Article 14
THE CONSTITUTIONS OF 1762, Article 23
OLD FRIENDS. Article 29
BROTHER, WELL DONE! Article 30
EARLY HAUNTS OF FREEMASONRY. Article 31
TEMPUS FUGIT. Article 35
CURIOUS BOOKS. Article 36
THE SUNDERLAND LIBRARY. Article 37
THE MYTHIC GOAT. Article 39
SYMBOLIC TEACHING. Article 42
GRANTS OF ARMORIAL BEARINGS Article 43
GERMAN FREEMASONRY. Article 48
AN AESTHETIC FANCY. Article 51
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 52
AMERICAN MASONIC MEDALS.* Article 61
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The Constitutions Of 1762,

and enjoy in all places their Privileges and Prerogatives , & c ., & c , & c . And the Inspector , Deputy , and Knights Princes Masons , when they shall visit a Royal Lodge of Perfection or any other whatsoever , The Puissant Grand Master , the Worshipful of a Symbolick Lodge , shall send five dignitary officers to introduce the Prince Inspector or his

Deputy with the honours , such as they are , explained hereafter in the Thirty-First Article . 31 .

The Princes of Jerusalem , being the Valiant Princes , chiefs of universal Masonry , shall be received with all the honours and enjoy all Privileges in all the Lodges , Chapters , as also in the Councils of Knights of the East , in which they shall make their Triumphant Entry in the following manner : 1 . —The Princes of Jerusalem have

the Right and the Privilege to annul and revoke all that may have been done in Council of Knight of the East , as well as in all Royal Lodges of Perfection , and of any other whatsoever , of any degree that it may be , when they shall not be comfortable to the Decrees and Laws of the Order ; provided , however , that a Sublime Prince of the

Superior Degree is not present . 2 . —When a Prince of Jerusalem is announced in his qaulity at the door of a Lodge or Chapter or any other , with Titles and Ornaments which will make him known as such , or is known by some Princes of the same degree , the Worshipful or Puissant Grand Master of any such Lodge shall send four Dignitary Officers so as to introduce and accompany him ; he shall

enter , his hat or helmet on the head , naked sword in his right hand as a combatant , the shield on the left arm , and cuirass on as if he is absolutely decorated with all the attributes and ornaments ; the Prince visitor being at the West between the two Wardens accompanied by the Four Deputies of the Lodge , he shall salute : 1 st , the

Master ; 2 nd , North and South ; 3 rd , Right and Left , that is to say , the 1 st and 2 nd Wardens , and as soon as the Valiant Prince shall have saluted in that manner he shall make the sign of the Lodge held , which will be repeated by the Master and by all the Brethren together . Then the Worshipful shall say : "To Order , my Brethren !"

on which ( all at once ) all the Brethren of the North and South spontaneously shall advance and form a Steel Az-ch , with their Swords and Lances , if they have not any , then with their arms extended so as to form as much as possible the Arch , under which the Valorous Prince shall pass , going on in a grave pace until he is arrived to the Master . The Master will offer him the Sceptre , which he shall accept and command the works ; the Master shall give him an account of

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