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…letzte, die scientifische Maurerei, das dritte Capitel bilden. Siehe "Acta Latomorum" par Thory, T. I, p. 306.]

…der Prager Quatuor Coronati Vereinigung, von älteren Sammlungen die [[Acta latomorum]] von Thory u. v. a

…s Großsekretär der Schwedischen Provinzialloge in Rußland. Nach den " Acta Latomorum" erreichte er 1803 vom Zaren Alexander I. die Aufhebung des von Paul I. erl

Vgl. "Acta Latomorum", par Thory; T. I, p. 218 seq., und das "neue freimaurer. Taschenbuch auf…

=== Acta Latomorum === Über den Durchschnitt erhoben sich die [[Acta Latomorum]] (Thory) und die Geschichte von Bégue - Clavel, obzwar auch dort noch seh

Laut Claude-Antoine Thory in der Acta latomorum S. 298 gab es in der Sammlung der Rite ecossais philosophique noch folgende

…Entstehung der Rittergrade]]", 1882) glaubt, diese zuerst von Thory (Acta Latomorum 1818) aufgestellte Annahme widerlegen zu können; Lantoine ("Histoire de de

…e, in fact, about the first temperance society on record. Thory says (Acta Latomorum I, page 346) that a manuscript concerning them was contained in the collect

…erodem was founded by King Robert Bruce, at Kilwinning. Thory, in the Acta Latomorum, gives the following chronicle: "Robert Bruce, King of Scotland, under the

…ssian Knight), XXI. Grad des A. u. A. Schottischen Ritus. Nach Thory (Acta Latomorum) soll dieser Grad um 1755 von Friedrich d. G r. gestiftet worden sein, was

= Acta Latomorum, p. 96 ; and O'Etzel, p. 61. • Findel, p. 422. ' Chap. XX., pp. 474, 495. 1 O'Etzel, p. 61. ~ Allgemeines Handbuch, loc. cit. 3 Ibid. ; and Acta Lat., p. 117.

…nach Kloß 1749 zu Paris gedruckt ist (für die 1. Ausgabe nennt Thory, Acta Latomorum, I S. 353, das Jahr 1743); das von mir benutzte Exemplar gehört der Büche

Let us see what Brother THORY says in his two volumes of the " Acta Latomorum " and particularly in his

According to Thory (Acta Latomorum i, page 320) this Degree is said to have been invented by the Jesuits of th …erodem was founded by King Robert Bruce, at Kilwinning. Thory, in the Acta Latomorum, gives the following chronicle: "Robert Bruce, King of Scotland, under the

…rv's „Histoire du Grand-Orient de France" (Paris 1812) und in dessen "Acta latomorum" (2 Thle., Paris 1815)*.<br />

…ie Entstehung der Rittergrade", 1882) glaubt, diese zuerst von Thory (Acta Latomorum 1818) aufgestellte Annahme widerlegen zu können; Lantoine ("Histoire de de …Frankreich“, 1852). sowie diejenige von Claude-Antoine Thory in den „Acta Latomorum“ (1815 resp. 1818).

*Zacharias Numotheca numismatica latomorum (Dresd. 1840–46, 8 Hefte), Die F. in ihrem schönsten Lichte, Schwäb. Ha *Acta Latamorum, ou Chronologie de l'histoire de la Franche-Maçonnerie Franç. e

The French is Empereur du Liban. This Degree, says Thory (Acta Latomorum i, 311), which was a part of the collection of M. Le Rouge, was composed in The assertion of Thory (Acta Latomorum), and of Ragon (Orthodozie Maçonnique), that the Council of the Emperors o

…e-Valleys. The following examples may suffice. A full list in Thory's Acta Latomorum. In French, Ordre d'Orient. The Order was founded, says Thory (Acta Latomorum, volume I, page 330), at Paris, in 1806, on the system of the Templars, to

A Degree quoted in the nomenclature of Fustier (see Thory, Greta Latomorum I, page 320). …ation of Freemason into Latin; thus, Thor entitles his valuable work, Acta Latomorum, meaning the Transactions of the Freemasons. This word was not used in clas

Thory (Acta Latomorum I, 6), quoting from a manuscript ritual in the library of the Mother Lodge The Baron de Westerode, in a letter dated 1784, and quoted by Thory (Acta Latomorum i, page 336) gives another mythical account. He says:

…On the principles inculcated in this work, he established, says Thory Acta Latomorum I, 94), at Paris, in 1766, an Order called "The Order of the Blazing Star," …lmsbad, which was published under the title of Oratio de Conventu generali Latomorum apud aquas Wilhelminas, prope Hanauviam. He also wrote an Essai sur la Fran

…eral forbidding Masonic gatherings throughout the country (see Thory, Acta Latomorum 11, 306). …Aerssen Beyeren Van Hogerheide was appointed Grand Master (see Thory, Acta Latomorum 1, 72).

…er and proclaimed the National Grand Lodge for all German Freemasons (Acta Latomorum, p. 96). According to his view none but those of his own Rite were entitled …ipartite treaty was concluded between these bodies, entitled Magnum Foedus Latomorum, providing for mutual representation, communication of all Minutes and for

…nded in Russia and France, one especially noted by Thory in his book, Acta Latomorum, as having been established in 1776 by the Mother Lodge of Avignon. *ACTA LATOMORUM

…s, living in the depths of the forest, shunning the light (see Thory, Acta Latomorum,1, 298). …ctress of the Order and Tutrice of the Lodge of Clio at Moscow (see Thory, Acta Latamorum, 1, 82).

…e Templar cipher. From the copy of the document given by Thory in his Acta Latomorum (ii, page 145) five make the following translation: …ndation of the Grand Orient of France, in one volume; and in 1815 his Acta Latomorum, ou Chronologie de l'Histoire de la Franche-Mafonnerie, Francaise et Etrang

…he system of the Chapter of the High Degrees of Stockholm (see Thory, Acta Latomorum i, 313). …of the Friendly society of Free and Accepted Masons (see also Miscellanea Latomorum, August, 1913, page 13).

…demnation as arbitrary and at ispahan. Thory, who gives this account (Acta Latomorum i, page 237) does not tell us whether the project of an Ispahan Lodge was… …t the Degrees were brought from England and Scotland; but this Thory (Acta Latomorum 1, page 205) denies, and says that they were manufactured in Paris. Peuvret

…Masonic symbolism (see American Freemason, November, 1913, and Miscellanea Latomorum, volume i, pages 63 and 128, new series). A secret Italian Society, founded, according to Thory (Acta Latomorum i, 325), and Clavel (Histoire Pittoresque, page 407) in the eighteenth cent

Thory (Acta Latomorum i, page 339) says that a Degree by this name is cited in the nomenclature… …he catalogue of more than seven hundred Degrees given by Thory in his Acta Latomorum; nor does Ragon allude to it in his Tuileur Général, although he has ther

(1) "Acta Latomorum," tome i., p. 6.