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A MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF
HISTORY, FOLK-LORE, .MATHE.MATICS,
.MYSTICISM, ART, SCIENCE, Etc.
"Rich is that universal self whom Thou worshipest as the Soul."-'Yedas.
Vol. XI I.
PUBLISHED BY
S. C. & L. M. GOULD,
MANCHESTER, N. H.
1894.
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Bibliography and Translations. Vols. I -XlL
Almanacs, New England, vi, 373 Mathematical Dictionaries,
Analogies, planetary laws, xii, 246 No. xo, Sup. i, xxxi
Apocryphal books, ii, 325 Mathematical Journals.
Bible, Lost Books, ii, 325 No. 8, xii, cov. 111
Bibles, queer namt::s, i, 43, 84 Mathematical papers in Optn
Books of Bible, ii, 486-7, vii, 103 Court and .Tht Monist, xii, 235
Brewer, E. Cobham, viii, 3 71 Mathematical Serials, v, 213
Carols, first lines, xi, I42 Method of Least Squares, ix, 107
Classification of Sciences, i, 3 I Modern Iliads, xi, x6x
Cleopartra, and Antony, ii, 351 Mitchel's 0. M , work3, xii, 286
Cyclometry, v, 105, xii, 234 Neshobe, Red, Orange, Violet,
Dies Irre, iv, I37• vi, 66 and Blue Books, vii, 75
Dingle, Edward, No. 6, xi, Ap. v Nimrod (A. Herbert), xi, 196
Dog Literature, iii, I 73 , 202 Notes and Queries, serials, xii, 33'l
De Bunsen, Ernest, works, Odd-Fellows journals in U. S.,
No. 4, xii, Ap. 1 No. 6, xii, Ap. I
Election Sermons, (N.H.\ xi, 67 Odd-Fellows, Literature in
Enoch, Book of, ii, 325 New Hampshire, xii, 17
Epic Cycle, ix, I 7 CEdipus Judaicus, contro-
Euclid's Elements, v, I42 versy, xii, 173
Faithists' Literature, xi, 64 Pratts (Four), astronomical
Field, George, works, vii, 69 wvrks, xii, 250
Gould, Hannah F., poems, ix, 97 Questions and Answers, quaint,
Great Pyramid of Egypt, xii, 3 IS queer, and curious books, xii, 338
Harris, Thomas L., works, vi, Ap. Page, Thomas F., MSS, vii, 1 I4
Hebrew Melodies, ix, 20 Planetary laws, viii, 291, xii, 241
Hitchcock, Gen. E. A., xii, 193 Precessional Year, xii, 262
Homeric Literature t Homeric Rara Mathematic~. ix, 29
Club), xi, 128, I 54 Registers, New Hampshire, v, 23
Homer, Iliad and Odyssey, xii, 2o6 Rides, poems, x, 293
Horre, title of book, x, 294 Sibylline Oracles, viii, 413
Junius' Letters, authorship, v, 41 Skinner, J. Ralston, works,
Kenealy, .Edward Vaughan, No.8, xii, 232 and Ap. I
~Iessianic works, ii, 363 Tetragrammaton, xi, 296
Literature, "The Lost," xi, 289 Taylor, Thomas, works, xi, 21
Magic Squares, xii, x6r Williams, John D., works, x, 271
Masonic journals in U. S., Zodiac (assignments), xi, 260
No.6, xii, Ap. u Zohar, books of, xii, 397
Man in the Moon, vii, 144 Zoroastrian Literature, xi, I95
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PREFAdE.
( VOLUME XII. )
The twelfth volume of this serial is completed, and like its predeces
~ors, contains many recondite items gathered from the harvest fields
of literature, which are the common grounds of all who are inclined to
"Gather up the fragments that remain, that nothing be lost."
As we glance over the former volumes, in compiling some indexes
for economy of time, in references, we can readily see where certain
articles might have been better done; but again, we must remember that
experience is the best schoolmaster. A publication of this character
has many readers whose tastes vary greatly, and each has more or
less choice for literary food. We have endeavored to furnish a good
variety of subjects in almost every department of secular, sacred, and
secret thought. This publication may be said to be, as Shelley says,
" A chronicle of strange, sacred, secret, and forgotten .things."
In no period of the past, since the invention of printing, has there
been a time when there has been such searching for occult, recondite,
and covered truths that seem to lie partially hidden in the published,
as well as the traditional, symbolic, and arcane teachings and prac
tices of all past time, and it has been a part of our object to unearth
" From many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore,"
some of these out-of·the-way things and bring them to the light of day.
How far this has been done, is left with those to judge who have re
ceived this monthly visitor, and have sufficient acuteness to compre
hend and pass a judgment. The names of many of our patrons have
been with us from beginning to end, and are household words with us,
and others have traveled with us a few years and ceased, while others
h~ve gone to that
"Undiscovered country from whose bourne no traveler returns."
The future of this publication will be in many ways similar to the
past, but, we hope, in character and progress, better. We care not to
promise too much, but hope to accomplish many things of mutual in
terest to us all. We return our kind thanks to all our patrons.
s. c. q· L. M. GOULD:
PUBLISHERS.
MANCHESTER, N. H., December, r8g4.
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Correspondents. Names and Noms de Plum e.
ArthAu,1r 6M. ., 6.A damA.i,' , D,Jw.Qig.,h 8t, R13.,, 18.4 . AAddaamm~,s!,, 215. IrviJn.e ,H A. .D A.,. 8, 27.6 . J..J Q.D. A., .2,1 1a1,. 112.J . F. E.,
Dw.ht R., I. A. D. S., 95. A. H., 114.1
Admirer, 2111. Alex, 290. Alexander, 78. Kln:.ball, Lula, 107.
Allen, 112. Alpha, 96. Andrew, 76, 114.
Au,ellua, 77. Andrus, 2111, Anna, 113. An· Leola, 106. Llewellyn. 290. L. M. G.,
e1ew, 138,144. A.M., 76. A. 0., 111,113,214. Lemuel, 1!4. Lewla, 214. Logot1, 76.
141. A. R. D., 221. A. W., 168. Aymt!,
12, 16, 13, 7'. M., 214. Mitchell, Jr., B. A., 2, 141.
M. M. 93. M. M. II., 113. Memory, 214,
&e.sle L.A., 8. Burkhart, W., 92. M. E. P., 8. Montgomery, James, 98.
N. B., 193. N.D. A., 77.
Cactus, Bell, 136,211. Clark, 143. Chris
tian, 113. Clement, Ernest Wilson, 1611. Con- 0., 143,215. 0. F., 81. Odd Fellow,
stant, 214. Crosby, T. R., 911. Cr088weil, IU. Old Style, 8. Omicron, 96. Orinoco,
Herbert E., 1211, 2&1. C. S., 312. Courtls, 20;5. Orl. . ndo, 214. Ortho, 113, 214. Owen, 220.
Ab.!l, 248.
P.,144. Phllaster, 13. Phllellos, 13.
D., 4. 172. De Bunseu, Ernest, 145, 181, Philo, 143. Pupil, 200.
291, !03, 237, 251, 253, 291, 300, 301,325, 329,
D. E. N., 1!4. Dln111e, EJwal"', 179. D. R. A., R., 230. Rand, J. C., 76. Reverend, 140.
3. Dyer, Ebenr P.,8. R. c., 214. Robinson, 113. Reuben, 109,
8., 290. Sabbath Scholar, 76. Searcher,
E. L., 113. Elwyn, 1!4. Emma E. V.,!290. 8. F. W., 224. Belwyn.._73. Siler-
~. Ezra, 2111. man, Cella, 136. Shlllaber, B. r., 97. Star-
1290. Stowell, T. 1'., 122. Student, 76, 114,
.Faber, Theodore, 131. •·· E. W., 2!4.,'143, 215. Stuart, Samuel, 69. B. V. M. 290.
Fletcher, 8. M., 83. Jo'racker, J. A., 99.
T., 76. T. H. E .. 108. Theon, 143.
Gartside, 75. G. C. S., 113, 143. Obol· Ur, 334. Ural, 79, 247. Vance, E. E., 82.
sou, J. G., 5, 6. G, S. D., 196. Godfre:v,l
178. Goodwin, E. J .. 15, U2, 167. Gould, Walker, Calvin L .. 97. Way, Frank L.,
S.C., 17, 84, 86, j89. Webster, Daniel. 223. Webster, N. B.,
,J08, 109. Wilder, Aiexauder, 115, 168, 197,
H., 290. Hartley, Areb. T., 8. Heatb, 198, 230. 231, 233. Wordsword&, William, 88.
Mrs, Clara B., 85, 88. Herrick, Henry W., Wood, H. A., 117, 165. W. W. H., 188.
240. H. H., 144. Historlcuo, 8. Homeric
Reader, 91. Horicon, Elwyn D., 43. Horne, X., 114, 1915, 334. Xenos, 113, 333.
Benj. H4. Horne, Redmout, 42. H. W. H.,
108. Hougb, A. J., 260. Hunt, Leigh, 98., Y., 13. Yoeef, 144. z., 144
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Ca,lendar Quotations for Vol. XII, 1894.
Learn by studying the harmonies and revolutions of the all, x
The one thing in the world of value is the active Soul, 41
A noble Soul has no other merit than to be a noble Soul, 69
Truth is as impossible to be soiled by any outward touch as the
sunbeam, 93
Who keeps back Truth a beauteous diamand hides, 125
My secret is for me and the children of my house, 149
The heart is the place where thl! Soul is at its own home, 195
Grant that the knowledge I get may be the knowledge worth having,
217
The goal of Truth is the Atlantis of the Soul, 241
The unity of humanity is the millenium of peace, 269
The Divine Spirit is to the Soul what the Soul is to the Body, 297
He that hath understanding, to understand, let him understand, 321
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VOLUME XII. 1894.
Abracadabra, an amulet, 280,312. Carol of" The Cherrv 'free," poem, 177.
Abou Ben Adhem, poem, 98. <.:enter of the United State•, 7.
"According to th<l ScriJttUres,"(<le Bttntlen),145.Cbap·books, 233.
Aconite, root, medical exJterlm~ut, 80. <.:'tarles's W~>ln, aatcri~m. 109.
Acrostic, alllterHtlon, alphabetic, 45. Charms and spell•, 223, 280.
Acrostics, 45, 46, 124, 136, 187, 233. Charles's wain, 314.
Aftica, America1 Asia, Atlautl•, etc., 77. Che~ and checkers. book~ on,163.
Ages of the worrd; tour, 154. Cherry Tree, a carol, poem, 177.
Abura-Mazda, 72 nam~~. 288. Chinese kya-tse, 13.'1.
Alexandrine poetic teet, 4t. Christian charm. or prayer, 223.
Allegory, metaphor, parable, etc., 186. <.:hrlstian Economy, a chapter trow, 1~2.
Alliteration~. 7, 45, 77. Chronological period• <•f Hindu•, 247.
All-8aints' Day, 7. Upber stol'y, Sir Franc!• Bacon, 135,217.
American Masonry, I. Cli<loruancy, 277.
Amulet on the abracadabra, 268. Climacteric J.erlocls, 209.
Anagrams, Gallleo's, HuJgben•'•• 272. Clima<)terlc per!odo nnd the planets, 210.
&nalypsls of Mosea, 313. Cob money, 5.
Ane.logies and Law~ of Planet•, 241. Columbia and Olombla, 198.
"An Au•trian army," author wanted, 45. Contilclan ciRS•Ic•, 32!.
Ancient stone wall, Salisbury, N. <.:., 82. Contilcius with horno, au, 2!10.
" Annie," acroatle, 233. Concordance of Alexander Cruden, 282.
Anniversary date, fall <•f Troy, 196. "Conecleuce •t>arecl with a hot Iron." 168.
Apocalypse, Tarot, or Zodiac,o1dest book,220. Continental Cougre••· Pre•l•tems, 221.
Apocalypse, the, (de Bunsen), 237. Cousino ('l'wo), acro~tic and tele•lich, 233.
Apo•tle .John, 284. Creation Tablet•, trauslaliou, 324.
Apotheosis aud Pantheon, 198. Credit Foncier, 263.
&rchreology, American and transatlantic, 255. Cro@s cut trom ~;ngll•h •tanclardP, 16~.
A@, an Important word, 271. Cross, ln<lian, E~yvUan, t:hristlan, 181.
Aasumption of !11ose•, 313. Cross, i<lgeml of, 17.5.
Asteroids and dl"Cove_rers (269-332), 212. Cro••• !!)·mbol• or Indian, etc., (cle Bunaen),181.
Asteroids, an<l :;atelhtes ot Uranus, 179. Cruden, Alex•nder, concordance, 2!12.
Astronorulcal questiont-t, 48. Curious, books, quef'ttions an(l amsweno~, 337.
Astronomical work•, tour l:'ratts, 250. Curious original lnvestigntlnn, 9.
Author ot' u An ..~ Ut:trin.H aru1y "wanted, 45. Curious predictlou~, 14V, 100, 251.
Authorship wa.nted, 45, l·U. Curious.,ranslatiou; 222.
Avartars, hua'""· l:'rophets, Me•siah•, 226,227, Cycles, 139, 1\H :!'l6, 264, 265.
Avesta, sacrectl>ooK ot' Par>eed, 205. C•·cloruetry, qua<lrl\tur<l•, bibliog-raphy, 234.
Azazel, a sacretltwJue, t'.!:t. Cynosura, polar ~tar, meaning, 108.
Azoth, meaning, 7~.
late, confening Hohlt>n Rule DPgree, 172.
Bacon-Shakespeare, clt•her-•tory, 135,217. "David, Noah. Andrew, Zepby," 11011g, 221.
Baptism or Je•u-, (de UutJSell), 300. Delphiuic •tars, 273.
Be.r•aba•, Jo•eph, Jlur-t.:ucheba, 275. De· imai of one-•<lventh (.142~57+), 71.
Bells, distich ou, 157. Decimal quotieuts, Gooclw,vn's book, 205.
Belus and Ninu•, lo>t !Jianets, 307. Decllcatiou poem•, 97, 91. 112.
Ben Jonson. KtKnza l>y, li\8. " Delenda ~•t t.:arthago," 171.
Bering, Bberiug, Bthriug, whlcl.J, 233. Died twice, ~ight per~ou~, 276.
Berkeley'~ statetueut, 6. Dig.imma, tOi', 155.
Biblical que.tion•, 47. I>i..cover~rs ot n>teroids (279-332), 212.
Bibllo)!rar>hy, cyclometry, quadro.tures. 234. Distich ad<lre•""d to John )tilton, 158.
Bibliography ot'DrumruoJiu! controvel'By, 173. Divination. cli<l<'mancy, 277.
Bibliography ot' •• Notes awl Queries," 337. " Divlnit,v within n>." 43.
Bibliography, Geo, E. A. Hitcncock, 193. Dominica! letter, 13,321.
Bibliography on the Great Pyramid, 315. Dominica! letters. l!Y.
Blbiiogrnpby un i\l>~glc :Square•, 16!. Dove, erublelll of New Colnmbla N. S., 209.
Blbliog•avby ou Udll-~'ello.wsbip, N.H. . 17-28. Drummond's Qo;,ljpus .Judalcu•, book, 178 ..
Bibliography, book•, q UelliiOllB ami ans., 337.
Birth ut' 'l'homna Wiluey, 79. Earliest Racesawll\ligratinn•,(de Bun~~n),203.
Brehme, Jacub, philoaot•hy, 296. Ea•ter, method ottimling date, 117.
Bomba•t. derivation ot word, IV7. East~rn Star Degree, 2.10.
Book of the Angel, Malacbi, 115. EcclesiasteA and Ecclcslastlcu•, book•. 198.
Book of the Dead, Egyptlnu, 116. . Egypt, Great l'yramhl, bil>llogmvhy, 314.
Books and pamphlet• (77) Great Pyramtd, 314, Egypt's worship, 287.
Books in the z,har, 279. Egyptian Buol< of the Dead, I If>.
Boyhood ot' the Lord Jesus, 188. Egyptian Ma•ouic P•·inCiplea, 183.
Brahmagur·tn'>< problem, 82. (888) IESOI.:S, nnme counted, ~9.
Bundle of ••ick•, origin, 81. Elephantine, explaiH<tiun, 223
Burial of Sir John Moore, prose poem, 111. J>:nglet, corrupti<lll of Eucll<l, 96.
English ovents, remarkable, 101.
Cancer and canker, root of worcls, tn8. En~lish nameA, prouuuciation, 95.
Carey, Allee and Ph•:be, name, 165. Emgma De Nomiue Yirgini~, 2, 8:!.
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Enoch, number in the Bible named, 2:10, 231. Important outsiue exhibit, Woo ld'o Fair, U.
Epacts, 121. Import~mt word, as, 2il.
FMenes as Bud<lhi~t~, (de Runoen), 253. I ndoln11v. 310,
Jo;vii-Merodaclo, import. of !!;vii, 197. lul'cription ou tomb~tonP, Malden, MMB., 82.
Evolution, detlnition, 167. Intimation• of Immortality, poem, 88.
Ethnography ancl ethnology, 140. Information. multnm in parvo, 289.
European languag.,.., 27S. Investigation, curious original, 9.
Expunged ¥erse in Gospel of John, 109. " I sav t'1ev sn.~~ you li'&y 1 say t'' 187.
Irisho)ogy, A•syrlnlogy, Egyptology, 275.
"Fannie." ar.roRtic, 187. Islam, Moslem, 282.
Jo'igures of etymo]OJlY, 199.
Figures ot orthogr•phv, 199. Jacob'• ladder, 287.
Jo'lgures of rhetoric. 199. Jannes and Jawbreo. 305.
Figures ofRpeech, and in New Testament, 186. Javan, le~end of, 2'!3.
Food for thought, 5. Jephthah s daughter's name, 210.
Four ages of the world, JM. Jesu, de nomhoe, acrostics, 46.
Foot Go•pelo, lran:eus, 299. Jeous, bovhood of, 189.
Four-anti-twenty elders, who, 222. Jesus •alii to his apostles. 21<8.
FQor worlds, 41. Jew's-harp, 344.
Formula, <loubling principal with Interest, 225. Joe Engll•h Hill, N~w Boston, :S.H., poem, 12-l.
},rancls, Sir Francil'l, JnniuN lettera, 195. Johu antl Jame!'l, 305.
Friend•hip, Love, and Truth, I•>em, 98. John the apo•tle, 284.
John tbe Baptist an E•sene, (Bunsen), 251.
Galileo's anagrams, 272. John the Bapti•t, tradition or, 175.
Gamut, from Gre•k letter Gammn, 130. Joseph, trllditlon of. 2~7.
Genius, what i• It? 311. · Juewasing. llsterotd, 78.
He<>metry, rectongle and •quare. 122. Junius, author of Letters, 195.
Georgium Stdus, Uranus, Herschel, 276. Justin Martyr, meaning of Martyr, 231.
Genesis, occult, 2-17.
"Gertie." acrostic, 233. Kenealy'• (E. V.) Twelve 'les•engers, 2;!6.
Oi~eh, Great Pyramitl, bibliography, 314. Kenosis, theological meaning, :!31.
God Bless Our Home. tle•lication poem, 97. Kingdom of Heaven, (de Bunsen), 301.
God svave the rn11rk ! 223.
Golden Book of Venus, hermetic frogments, 90. L:etrae Sunday, 268.
Golden Cele•tial Secrets, poem, 86, I,anguagc•, •even, 278.
Golden numbert~, 117. I,ast Supper of Jesus, (de Bunsen), 321.
Golden Rule Degree, conferring, 17'2. Latin quotation&, to:anslatlono, 197.
Good Fellowship, poem, 99. Law~ and Analogies of Planets, 214.
Goodwin's four mathamatical propositions, 167.Legend of Javan, 223,
Goodwyn's book, decimal quotients, 205. Legend of the Cross, 175.
" Gracie, acrostic, 233. Leigh Hunt, not a Reveren<l, 172.
Grand Olrl ~Ian, Glad• tone. 298. Letter M and the Napoleons. 166.
Great P~·rflmid ofEg.vpt, bibliography, 314. Letters of Juniu•, author, 195.
Grand Lodge of the Granite State, poem, 260. Lost planets. 307.
Greek months, names, 196. Little Henesls. 313.
Gypsies, 44, !Hi. Longimanus, long band, 168.
Hadis (the) of Mahomet, 333. MATHEMATICS-
Hard rbymerfl, 224. A Pnzzle ~:xvlainetl, 16.
Harmonic circle, 283. Bibliogr•phv on Magic Squoues, 161, 266.
Heaviest l'lcomotive on wheel~, 6. Climacteric'Periods and Planets, 210, 2H.
Heimont·s epitat•h 334. Conrier Problem and Solutions, 74, 141, 2H.
Hermeneutics, 168.' Curious Ori!!lnal lnve,.tlgation, 9.
Hermetic works by Gen. E. A. Hitch bock, 193. Eui~ma De Nomine Virglnis, 2, 82.
Hindu chronological periods, 247. Findin~; Date of Easter, lli-121.
Higgins's, (!iodfrev), ll[essengers. 227. Goodwm's A rea oft.he Circle, H, 15, 142, 167.
H!ndu sacred book•, Vedas, 335. Grand Lodge of the Granite State, poem, 260.
Htstory of New Columbia emblems, 130. Mallie Square for 1894, 165.
Hitchcock, Ethan Allen, G.eneral, 19a. Magic squares, 161, 2~. . .
Homceoleleuton, meaning, 233. M~tthematical p,.pers 111 The lllonost, 236.
Homer, a. measure, 286. Mathematlca1 papers in The Opm Co!ll't, 236,.
Horned Confuciu•. 311. On Ab<olute Truth, poem, 137.
Horned l\foses, 285. Planetary Laws and Analogies 241.
Human skeleton, lines nn, 336. Practical Geometry. 122.
Hutchinsons, ~ingers, 221. Problem of three revn•ving bodies, 268.
Huygbens's anagram, 272. Quadratnre ofth e circle, 4. 14, 142, 167, 234.
Hypnotism, 264. Some Problems of 1787, 12.
Hypothesis, nebula, 269, 297. Three and Seven, 71.
McDonon~h's Victory, and poem, 105, 106,
Idiot, what constitutes an. 43. Mahomet s Hatlis or sayings, 333.
IESOUS (888). name counted, 89. lllaglc1ans of Pharaoh, 305, 31~.
Iliad and OdyRsey, translations, 206. 1\lagic •quare (for 1894), 165.
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Magic squaes, an<l bibliog~aphy on, 161, 263. ODD-FELLOWSHil'.
Mallayuga, 69, 247. Graud Lodge semi-centennial poem, 260.
Mahomet's night journey, 309. Grand Masters and Patriarchs, 64.
Mlljor-General Jobn Stark, poem, 228. H!Rtorical and otatistical dala, 5~. 55.
Manchester press anniversary poem (1871),159. Lantlruarks and events, United StateP, 33.
" Many are called, but tew are ebosen," 231. 1\lemorial• and obitu~<rie•, 53, 68.
Mat·ies., tOur, ~tanding at the cross, 169. Organizations, New Harupshir,,, 35.
Mary's sevenjoys;117. Organization•, 111anchester, N.H., 57.
M~nic Principles, Egyptian, 183. Pa•t Grau•l• (2, 13, 45, 74, 86), 60-63.
Masonic pnem, Aurorn., Ill., 112. Patriarchs ·'lilitant, Uniform, officers, 5t.
Masonry, AmericH.n, 1. Poems, anniversaries. etc., 83-89, 96-99.
Mas!'n.besic, origin and meaning of name, 108. Portrait•, where found, 65.
Master Mason, ma•ter IHlilder In Bible, 93. Rebekah events, llancbester, N.H., 1CO.
1\lathematical papers in The Monist. 235. Reht:kah lotlge poe111s ( ol, 57), 88, 89.
Mathematical papers in The Open Court, 236. RebelJabs, lodge•, officers, 33, 59, 62.
Matthia.~ the Pro1•het, 278. . Relief associations, 5!, 67.
Miracles in ancient Egypt, 312. Representative• to Graud Lodge (2), 66.
Messengers and Messiahs, tables, 226, 227. Secretarie• of tilllsborougb :-;o. 2, 67.
Metaph ysic•, 165. Thmuaij Wi!tley, birth, and poeru on, 79, 87.·
M, the Jetter and the Napoleons, 176. Veteran 0. F. associations In U.S., 40.
Method of finding date of Easter, 117. Veteran Odd-Fellows, Manchester, N. H.,37.
Metrometer, De Medici's in•trument, 216
Michael-Angelo's rernark, 171. Occult Genesis. 2!7.
Mirage at lluffalo, N. Y., August 16,1894, 314. Odv•sey, quotation from, 168.
Mitchel, Gel\. Orm•by l\1., 286. o:Ei!ipus J udaicus, colltrover>y on book, li3.
Mitchel, 0. 1\1., Sitlereal Messenger, 286. Ogive, mathematical curve, lh7.
1\lohegans, Indians, 298. Oldest book, Apocalyp>e, Tarot, or Zodiac, 220.
Monurcb and son, 168. Oldest tomb•tone in United States, 77.
Moral Test Applie•l to Hypnotism, 264. Ologies, a poem on, 2!19.
Moses, Assumption of(Anaiypsis), 313. Olmnbiaand Columbia, 198.
Moses with horns, 285, 311. Olomb1a, emblems ot New Columbia, 130.
Multum in varvo, iuforma.tion, 289. Om~r, a measure, 286.
Music ofheaveu, HIJ. On Absolute Truth, poem, 137.
Mysterie~, 200. '" One honest liue," 108.
Mysterious name of Rome, Vaieutia, 81 Oo, beautilul bini, Hawiian word, 236.
"Origin of Our Measures," J. R. Skinner, 232.
Name, Carey, Alice ami Phebe. 165. Orion, researche~, antiquity oi'V(ldas, 268,310.
Name of Gen. 0. Ill. Mitchel, 286. Oy~r and Term.iner, 277.
Name of God, 277.
Names of Greek months, 196. Palintlromes, 285.
Names of punctuation puiuts, 200. Pantacle, 79.
Names of the months, origin, 110,267. Pantheon aud apotheosis, 198.
Napoleuns and the letter ll, 176, Paraclete and Periclyte, 109.
Naronic cycle, 139, 226. Passing bell, 270.
Nebula Hypothesis, 269, 297. " Patriarchal Gods," 111.
Neo-Piatonism, 229. Pan I, Apollos. Cephas, Cbrist, 2'l2.
Ne plu~ ultra, motto of Spain, 223. Per•on• who have died twice, 276.
New Cresarea, New Jersey, 115. Pestlleutial cycles, in" Sunspottery," 194.
New Columbia emblem•. 130. Peter, the apostle, a theosophiAt, 95.
New mathematical truth, 15. Phreoicia Lt>d~:e By-laws, lleyrouth, Syria, 183.
New T~~tamem, figures ot •peech, 186. Pharaoh·s magicians, 21~.
New Testament vocabulary, 281. Pilate to 'l'Iberias, letter, 334.
Newton's theory. 115. Philot<Ophy of .Jacob Brehme, 296.
Night journev of Mahomet, 309. Pilgrima11e of Lite, I>OE'm, 96.
Noema, Noah's wile, t!rst sibyl, 94. Plantetary evolutiou, 269.
Northern Cou•tellatlons, poem, 231. Plane1ary Laws and Analogies, 241.
"Notes and Qn~·ie~, serials," ~,37, Planetary prrporlionalo, <AAl.
Novum Orgamlnt, 107. Planetary velocities compared, 283.
Number live (5), 276. Pl>mets and tbe climcateric J>erio<l•, 21C.
Numerals, 3 and 7, facts about, 71. " Plato only Moses speaking Greek," 166.
Platonic or preces•ionai ~ear, 261, 262.
0DD-FELLOWSHJP- Platonic year, 13~. 264, 265.
Anniver.ary addresses (Nos. 2,13, 45,74 ),32. Platos, Jewish, German, Euglish, Scottish, 180
Anniversary poem• (No~. 2, 74), 32, 33, Poem hy Daniel Webster, 2'.!3.
Bibliography on, New Hampsblre, 17-28. Pores ot' the skins, 270.
Bundle ot' Sticks, origin, 81. Prayers, poetic, 271.
By·laws, constitutions, 58. Pratts (lour), astronomical work•, 250.
Charter members, (I, 2, 13, 45, 74, 86), 35. Precessional year or Platonic, 261, 262.
Chief Palriarchs and High Priests (2, 16), 49. Predictions, curious, 149, 150, 251.
Chronological event~, Manchester, N.H., 29. Prescription tor all ijUifering, 130.
District L>eputies, 59, 62. Presidents ol the Contiuental Conl[ress, 221.
Golden Rule Degree, conferring, 172. Principal with iuterest doubles, 2'25.
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Problelit, courier, and solutions, 74, lU, 214. " Sturm and Drang " theory, 208.
Problema ot1787, 12. Symbolism (de Bunaen),181, 201.
Problem of three rouml bO<liel, 280. Syrlac Gospel of boyhood of Jesus, 192.
Problems, 12, 74, 82, 141, 214.
Prometheu•, 286. Table, Dominica! Letters, 119.
Pronunciation of English names, 95. Tables, Golden Number, Epact, 118, 121.
PPrroopphheect,y M, fautttuhrleo s•,t a:ntes .o f nations, 149, 1MI, ~1. TTaaryolot,r ,Z Joodeial,c ,t roirb uAtep otcoa, lvyopesUe,J ,o l9d7e.& t book, 229.
Proposltions(4), mathematlcai,Goodwln's, 167. Tea, how to make good, 208. .
Proverbs of the tongue, poem, 112. Technical na"'e•. punctuation points, 200.
Punctuation point•. technical names, 200. Telestiches, 124, 233.
Puzzle explained, 16. Temporary stars, 106.
Pyramid, bibliography Oil Great, 315. Tctragrammaton In four worlds, 321.
Tbales and the sophist, 1H .
Quadrature&, cyclometrv, bibliography, 234. Theooophv, genuine, in New Testament, 198.
Quadrature of the Circle, 3, H, 142, 234. Three and Se,·en, facts about numerals, 71.
Quiz, quaint, and curious book•, 3:17. " Three poet.< In three distant ages born," 158.
Quotation, " Every book is a quotation," 171. Three round bo<lies, problem. 280.
Quotation of Jesus, the Holy Spirit, 172. "There are many created, but few saved," 231.
Quotation,"' ~leu that are slain," Orlyney,t68. "There is no ruatter,•• 6.
Quotations of Plato and Je•us, similar, 111. Throne verse from the Koran, 299.
Quotations, v11rious authora, 228. Thundering S11lmoneus, 70.
Questions and answers, books of, 337. Tomb or Stark, poeru, (1847), 2~0.
To the Sun, poem, 248.
Reincarnation, 43. Tradition of John the Baptist, 175.
Remarkable Eng-lish events, 101. 'l'ra<lltlon of Joseph, 287.
Repetitiou, Dr. Sharp'• habit, 187. Trailing Arhntus, poem, 88.
Researches, VedW!, Orion, boOk, 268, 310. Translation of an abacadabra, 280, 312,
Rbadsodes and rhapsodists, 231. Translation of creation tablets, 324.
Rhyming wor•ls wanted, 73. Tranallltlona of Iliad smd Odyssey, 206.
Homan year, 267. Translations of Latin quotatioM, 197.
Roman ye>&r, 279. 'franslations of Zenit-Avesta, 205.
Rome's mysterious name, Valentia, 81. Trau~lationA wanted, 334.
Rotanev and;;valocln, stars, 273. Troy, fall of, annlversay date, 196.
Rotation of Uranus, 283. Trov, siege of, antl Medea ami Persians, 166.
Runes, 140, Truth, 80, 84.
Truth prescription for all sulferlng, 130.
St. Paul's Jounoey into Spain, 4. Twentieth century, 310.
Salmoneus. thuntlerlng, 70.
Sam ofOxon, epig-ram, 334. Unexpur~tated Wattl' hymns. 280.
Satellites of Uranus, 185. Unite an•l n'ltie, acrost.ic an•l tele•tich, 124.
Satellites of Uranus, and Asteroids, 179. Uranu•, Georgium Si<lus, HerBChel, 276.
Saul of Tarsus, Simon Magus, 20~. Ura.nut~, rotation, 283.
Saxon, ortho~traphy, 236. Uranus, Satellites of, and Asteroids, 179,185 ..
Scholiaat and •clollst, 168. Urim arul Thummiu, 72 ve~es in, 131.
Screw Propeller, 6.
Selvaggi's distich, Homer, Virgil, Milton, 158. Valentia, Rome's mysterious name, 81.
Semi-centennial poems, 0. F.,l!3-86, 258. Valley of Jehosaphat, 75.
Septemtrlones, Charles's Wain, 104. Ve•las, three Hln•Ju hooks, 335.
n72 vnearmseess Ionf UAhrulrma -a~nldaz T<lhau,m 2m88ln. , 131. VVee<rilltl.8a,s ,r e"sWellhrCahttl 8is iTntrou athnt?i<"J Upiotye,m 2,6 88,~ 3. 10.
Shakespeare, Bacon's cipher •tory, 135, 217. Verses (72) in Urtm and 'l'humruin, 131.
Sharp's, Doct'!_r1 repetition, 187. Vocabulary of the New Testament, 281.
Shining faces, Moses and Simon ben Jochai,138.
Sbopacs, 2. " Wages of sin is d~atb," 5.
Sibyl. Noah's wife, Noema, the first, 94. Wars o• Troy, 1\ledes and Persisms, 166.
" Sidereal Messenger," 286. WattR' hymns, nnexpurgatefl copies, 268.
Simon Magus, Saul of Tarsus, 204. 'Vebster, Daniel, poem by, 2".12.
(666) number counted, 89. " \Ve have come from the JDouutains," 221.
Skull, lloating In water, lines to, 192. Why Mourn Our Friend•, poem, 99.
Solar Symbolism (ite Buni!On) 201. Wildey, Thomas. birth, and poem on, 79, 87.
Solomon •s porch, 73. Wiiliam Penn's will, 80.
Solutions, 74, 8!, 141, 2H. Witch of Agnes!, mathematical equation, 187.
So mote it bs. I. Woman and the Serpent, (de Bunsen), 291.
Sophist ani! '!'bale•, 1H. Women at the croM, 169.
Space defineit by Vishnoo. 312. Writing the Tetragrammaton, 321.
Spells and Charms. 223, 280.
Spirit, by Herbert E. Crosswell, 1211, Yugas, Cali, Dwaper, Treta, Satya, Maba, 247.
<;qnares, mai(c, 161, 263. ·
" Splrltl in prison," who were they? 158. Zaehaliah, Zechariah, 333.
Solar Symbolism, (Bunsen), 201. Zohar, booksln,.279.
"Star ofCblna'a ~·ortune," 78. Zend-A vesta, English translations, 205.
Stano, Rotanev and Svalocin, 273. 7..odlac, Apocalypse, or Tarot, oldest book, 220~
Student and the Eeho,1egend, poem, 178. Zodiac and twe"lve tribes ,assignment, 114.
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Ancient Sword and Sceptre, • . . . iv, 345, 354, 359
Chinese Sixty-Four Hexagrams, . . . . . v~, 320
Circumference of a Circle, geometrical construction, v1, 294
Constellations of Serpent and Sign Virgo, facing xii, 296
Cycloid, construction, and error corrected, . x, 22 I, 240
Gavel, Setting-Maul, Mallets, Thor's Hammer, iii, 93
Geomantic Figure, Benjamin Disraeli, vi, 288
Greek Inscription on the Cross, . viii, 412
Hermes, . . . . . . i, 2o, iv, 361
Inscribed Stone, Constable, N. Y., iv, 270
Labyrinth of St. Bernard, viii, 423
Magic Triple Diamond, xi, 265
Practical Geometry, . xii, 122, 123
Quadrature of the Circle, viii, 383
Sabbath-Day's Journey, . . xi, 273
Sphinx, Obelisk, and Pyramid, i, 19, 20
Symbols of the four Elements, . . iii, 179
Twelve Messianic Messengers (Kenealy's), xii, 226, 227
Trisection of an Angle (Benson's), IX, 64
Trisection of an Angle (Lanigan's), Ix, 10
Trisection of a Line, . . _ . . . xi, 126
Zodiacal and Tribal Assignments, . v, 152, 153, xi, 261, 262, 263
.llfathematical Tables.
Amicable Numbers (63 pairs), . . iii, 151
Asteroids, Discoveries, and Dates, . v, 8, xii, 2 12
Bardesanes' Astronomical Calculations, . • vi, 258
Bode's and Bayne's Laws, . . iv, 436, viii, 292
Circulating Decimals, lfh, and tl'r• . ii, 636, iii, 25, v, 143
Decimals of Fractions, ·ir to H, . v, 146
Digits produced from 240 numbers, . . • x, 174, 226
Digital Squares, only 30 such, iii, 154. 1$6, vii, 104, 210, xi, 173
Digital Residual Square, . . . facing viii, 2 I 1
Fourth Dimension, . . . vii, 51, 51*, viii, 302,380, 381
Golden Numbers, Dominica! Letters, Epacts, . xii, 118-121
Logarithms, Coincidental, . . . . . iii, 26, x, 168
Logarithms, Napierian, Natural, Common, . . viii, 385
Magic Squares, iii, 1_s2, v, 39, vi, x, 39, 224, 312, 337, 350-356
Napierian Base (27.18281828)+, calculation, . viii, 386
Pi (?i-), Value of, iii, 21,125-129, v, IOI, 120
Prime Numbers, . . . vi, 382, 385, 386
Symmetry of Magic Square of 16, . • iii, 152
Tour of Chess Knight, ii, 473, vi, 222, 224, 267, 315
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' According to the Scriptures' (1 Cor. xv, 3), . 145
The Symbol of Indian, Egyptian, and Christian Cross, 181
On Solar Symbolism, . . . 201
Earliest Races and Migrations, 203
The Apocalypse, 23 7
John the Baptist an Essene, 251
The Essenes as Buddhists, 254
The Woman and the Serpent, 291
The Baptism of John, 300
The Kingdom of Heaven, 301
The Last Supper of Jesus, 325
The Resurrection of Jesus, 3 29
Mathemaical Papers by B. F. Bztrleson.
!, Simultaneous Equations, . . . v, 17
2• Expressions for the Area of a Plane Triangle, . v, 70
3. Resolution of Alebraical Eqautions by Substitution, ix, 69
Series. Rational Rectangular Solids, . . . ix, 109
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2. Series. Rational Right-Angled Triangles,. ix, 140
3· Series. Life Insurance, ix, 156
+ Series. Bonds, . ix, 185
5· Series. Annuities, x, 222
6. Series. Compound Interest, • x, 266
7· Series. Probability and Expectation, x, 299
Rosicrucian, ancl other Papers. Reprinted.
The Master's Mallet, or Hammer of Thor, June 7, 1886, iii, 93
The Staff of Adam and Shem·hammephorash, June 2, 1887, iv, 345
The Path of Rectitude or Ye Samian Y, September 2, 1889, vii, 53
Catechesis Arcani, the Secret Discipline, January 27,1892, viii, 427
Alcyone, or the Grand Central Sun, November 9, 1893, xi, 233, 257
Counting-Out Rhymes (H. Carrington Bolton), ii, 484, 568
"Mathematical and Physical Proof of Immortality of Man," v, 25
"Business and Diversion," Reprint of Sermon, I 739, x, 193
The Polemic Problem, bibliography, (addenda, xii, 234), v, 97
Chapter on Digits, and Curios in Mathematics, x, r6r, 225, 333
The Collectanea, Odd-Fellowship, Manchester, N. H,xii, q, 64,83
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