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…wenig eingelassen hat, dem ist sicherlich der englische Autor [[Arthur C. Clarke]] ein Begriff. Im Zusammenklang mit Autoren wie [[Ray Bradbury]] und [[Isaa Von Arthur C. Clarke stammt die berühmte Novelle, die ursprünglich „All the Names of God" hi

…ium of many miracles and thus was especially sought by the Knights of King Arthur, Sir Galahad a leader in the quest. Said by the old ritualists to have been …at Savannah, the name being so attached in 1776. To Past Master William B. Clarke's Early and Historic Freemasonry of Georgia we are indebted for definite li

…first row of the high priest's breastplate, and was referred to Levi. Adam Clarke says it is the same stone as the smaragdus, and is of a bright green color. After that this cry was made, then came this worthy Clarke Ewclyde and said to the King and to all his great lords: If yee will, take

…ews extended this ceremony of dedication even to their private houses, and Clarke tells us, in reference to a passage on this subject in be Book of Deuterono Brother Arthur Heiron's pamphlet, the Craft in the Eighteenth Century, says that "Dermott

In his short paper entitled Freemasonry and the Civil Courts, Arthur H. Hay has prepared a model for future studies. It is discursive and illust Arthur Machen in Dog and Duck has collected a number of similar instances where in

…e Crux Ansata, and was used by them as the constant symbol of life. Doctor Clarke says (Travels v, page 311) that the tau cross was a monogram of Thoth, "the …ed to confound and uproot superstition, with an indirect reference to King Arthur's Knights of the Round Table and the Judas of infamy at the Last Supper of

…12, 1875, and formed the Grand Lodge of Manitoba with the Rev. Dr. XV. C. Clarke as Grand Master. Until the Provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan were estab …e, is The Life of Louis Claude de Saint-Martin: The Unknown Philospher, by Arthur Edward Waite; William Rider 45c Sons; London.

…probably older than Grand Lodge). On page 168 of his history of that Lodge Arthur Heiron writes: "In olden days there were certain Lodges who were never regu …of them, but that he only could see it who was without sin. one day, when Arthur was holding a high feast with his Knights of the Round Table, the San Graal

Thus, Doctor Clarke, commenting on the word abrech, in Genesis XLI, 43, says: "Father seems to Clarke calls him Chancellor of the Exchequer. Seven years afterward we find him ex

But, as J. F. Clarke in his Ten Great Religions (page 90) remarks, "behind this incipient polyth …other Funk's consideration of this matter he had in mind the name of James C.Femald, who was editorially connected with his company and a distinguished…

:C.16. The camerlingo shall hand all receipts to Grand Master. :C.19. One who is sworn to another Gild cannot be either Grand Master or camerl