Ars quatuor coronatorum

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QUATUOR CORONATI LODGE NO. 2076. LONDON.
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W. J. Parrett, Ltd., Printers. Margate.
1940.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
LODGE PROCEEDINGS.
PAGE.
Friday, 1st January, 1937 1
Friday, 5th March, 1937 30
Friday, 7th May, 1937 92
Summer Outing: East "Warwickshire, Thursday, 17th June, to Sunday,
20th June, 1937 133
Thursday, 24th June, 1937 143
Friday, 1st October, 1937 187
Monday, 8th November, 1937 211
NOTES AND QUERIES.
Lelande-Locke MS. 128
OBITUARY.
Achard, W. 0. 129
Baird, H. 129
Baldwyn, F. J. 129
Bent, T. 129
Bishop, J. H. 129
Blackmore, T. H. 129
Boutell, F. H. 129
Braine, C. W. 129
Brooke-Pechell, Sir A. A. 227
Browse, H. W. J. 129
Caldwell, J. 227
Cass, A. 129
Chapman, J. 129
Childe, Bcv. Canon C. V. 129
Collins, G. L. 130
Cook, J. 130
Crump, Dr. C. H. 227
de Lafontaine, H. T. C. 227
Earle, Dr. J. H. 227
Emery, G. E. 130
Ensor, A. J. 130
Evans, T. 227
Findlay, M. F. 130
Fishel, J. ... . 130
Gilliland, W. E. 227
Gilmour, P. G. 130
Gordon, A. T. 227
Gould, J. G. 130
Graham, J. 130
Haden-Crawford, F. 227
Hansel, J. P. 227
Hartley, W. C. 130
Hills, G. P. G. 187, 227
Hinman, E. E. 130
Howlett, A. G. 130
Infeld, M. 130
Tnglis, J. 228
Kean, 0. S. 130
King-Baker, S. J. 228
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IV. Table of Contents.
OBITUARY.—
Continued.
PAGE.
L'Amie, AV. J. 228
Lipscomb, W. G. 130
MacLachlan, Maj.-Gen. J. D. 228
McWilliam, A. 131
Mirrlees, Bev. C. B. 228
Niiell, F. H. 228
Oakley, D. 131
Parsons, H. D. 228
Pepper, Sir F. H. 131
Pieterson, J. F. G. 228
Plenclerleath, Capt. C. W. M. 131
Plowman, P. 131
Rhodes, C. H. 131
Ridley, F. R. 228
Robertson, Lt.-Col. J. G. 131
Roehrich, W. G. 131
Roynon, J. R. J. 228
Santhagens, R. V. E. 228
Sharp, F. B. 131
Sharratt, A. 131
Shillam, W. H. 228
Shipton, Comdr. F. H. E. 131
Silberbauer, C. F. 228
Slaughter, M. 228
Smith, E. E. 229
Stevens, E. P. 131
Sutton, G. W. 131
Thomas, E. L. 229
Thomas, E. W. 132
Travissick, W. J. 132
Valk, P. 229
Vass, E. J. 229
Walker, C. H. 132
Wood, F. 132
Wyatt, Bev. V. P. 229
PAPERS AND ESSAYS.
The Graham Manuscript. By H. Poole
The importance of this, the latest discovery, 5 The probable date,
;
earlier than the ajjparent date, as given, 1726, 5; Relationship
to the Whole Institution and Grand Mystery of 1726, 6; All three
probably derived from a common original, 7 ; Links with Dumfries
and other texts, 8; Peculiarities of this text, 9; The especial
feature of the Noah legend, 10; Comparison with the Hiramic
legend as given by Prichard, 1730, 11; The difficulties of the
problem, 12; References by Anderson and others to Noachidae
and to Antediluvian Masonry, 12; The passwords that are
—
indicated, 14; Conclusion, 14. Appendices Full text of the
Whole Institiition and the Grand Mystery, 15.
The Romances of Robison and Barruel. By W. K. Firminger 31
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Characteristics of the two authors, Robison, 31 Barruel, 37
— ;
Erroneous descriptions of the Lodges, Neuf Soeurs, 42; Contrat
Social, 45; Amis Reunis, 53; Sources of information, 32; False
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identifications of prominent revolutionaries, Fouchet, 44;
d'Espremenil, 51;— and others; The writers' accounts of their
own initiations, Robison, 31; Barruel, 38; The general
inaccuracies and prejudices of both writers, 64.