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Gary Lee Heinmiller [Lee Miller]
R.’.W.’. Heinmiller was born in Albany, NY, on 8 Mar 1943, the son of Ithamar Spencer Heinmiller and Harriet Ruth Carey. He was raised in a Loudonville a northern suburb of Albany, New York, and received his early education in Loudonville Grammar School, and Milne High School (Albany). When he was 14 he moved with his parents to Syracuse, attending T. Aaron Levy Middle School (9th), Nottingham High School (10th), and Jamesville-DeWitt High School, from which he graduated in 1961. He then attended Norwich University, the military university of Northfield, VT, where he majored in Mechanical Engineering (Freshman), and Syracuse University, from which he graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Advertising Design and as a Distinguished Military Graduate in 1965. At Syracuse University he served as Captain in the Army R.O.T.C., Upstate Battalion Executive Officer for Pershing Rifles (Major), and Captain (Commander) of the Counterinsurgency Company.
Upon graduation he was commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant in the Army as an Assistant Adjutant General, attending the Officer Basic Course at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, and assignments as follows:
U.S. Forces Dominican Republic (USFORDOMREP); Records Management and Administrative Officer; Achievement Award; Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal. Fort Jackson, South Carolina; Survivors Assistance, Line of Duty Investigating, Special Courts Martial and Administrative Officer; Army Commendation Medal U.S. Army Procurement Agency, Vietnam (USAPAV), Saigon/Cholon; Captain; Adjutant; Vietnam Service Medals; Bronze Star Medal Nevada Test Command, Defense Atomic Support Agency (DASA), Camp Mercury, Nevada; Adjutant; Achievement Award
Upon leaving the service in 1970 Bro. Heinmiller was Agent and Deputy Director of Loss Prevention for the Family Bargain Centers, Syracuse, covering from Connecticut to Iowa; North Carolina to the Canadian border. Upon the sale of that company he was with P&C Foods, Syracuse, serving as Account Payable Supervisor, Field Auditor and then Office Services Manager. In 1982 he became the owner of The Scriptorium, Ltd., Liverpool, New York, specializing in custom calligraphy, graphic design and framing, which profession he continues to practice. He is an avid reader and researcher and writer.
He has two children, Christopher of San Francisco and Kimberly of Rye, NY, by whom he has 5 grandchildren. He resides in Liverpool, NY, with his Lady Vicki, and has 4 lively step-grandchildren, by her son Jim and his wife Kimberly. Jim is owner of LaVallee’s Karate Studio, Liverpool.
Masonic Record:
Degree Lodge or Body Number City State Date (To/From) Title/Office Mbr No. Grand No. 1 Liverpool 525 Liverpool NY 2-Feb-87 EA x x 2 Liverpool 525 Liverpool NY 2-Mar-87 FC x x 3 Liverpool 525 Liverpool NY 16-Mar-87 MM 1340 A172400 4 Riverside Chapter, RAM 260 Baldwinsville NY 6/13/1987 MMM x x 5 Riverside Chapter, RAM 260 Baldwinsville NY 6/13/1987 PM x x 5 Riverside Chapter, RAM 260 Baldwinsville NY 6/13/1987 MEM x x 7 Riverside Chapter, RAM 260 Baldwinsville NY 6/13/1987 RAM 589 213366 8 Central City Council, Cryptic Masons 13 East Syracuse NY 11/9/1988 RM 9 Central City Council, Cryptic Masons 13 East Syracuse NY 12/14/1988 SM 10 Super-Excellent Master, CC Council 13 East Syracuse (Utica) NY 11-Nov-95 SEM Pluto Cavern, Knights of Birmingham 23 Baldwinsville NY 3-Oct-87 New York College, MSRICF , 7th Grade NY Oct-89 Asst Secy 110 Area 11 Historian, Grand Lodge of NY, Onondaga & Oswego NY 2/8/1994 Current Historian x x Trustee, The Chancellor Robert R Livingston Library of Grand Lodge NY 3/7/1996 5/7/2002 Trustee x x Steward, Liverpool 525 Liverpool NY 1988 1989 Steward x x SMC, Liverpool 525 Liverpool NY 1990 1991 SMC x x JD, Liverpool 525 Liverpool NY 1991 1992 JD x x JW, Liverpool 525 Liverpool NY 1992 1993 JW x x SW, Liverpool Syracuse, F&AM 501 Liverpool NY Jun-97 Jun-98 SW x x Master, Liverpool Syracuse Lodge 501 Liverpool NY Jun-98 Jun-99 Master x x Acting Secretary, Liverpool Syracuse 501 Liverpool NY 20-Jan-96 5/20/1996 Actg Secy x x Lodge Historian 525/501 Liverpool NY 1992 1997 Historian x x Secretary, Liverpool Syracuse, F&AM 501 Liverpool NY 6/3/1996 Jun-97 Secretary x x Founder & Archivist, Onondaga Masonic Districts Historical Society NY 15-Nov-95 to present Director 2 Two Libraries & Museums, Liverpool and Phoenix Temples Website at: www.omdhs.syracusemasons.com By Laws at: http://www.omdhs.syracusemasons.com/By%20Laws/OMDBYLAW.pdf What’s New Pages at: http://www.omdhs.syracusemasons.com/whats_new.htm Links Pages at: http://www.omdhs.syracusemasons.com/links.htm American Lodge of Research New York NY 1996 1997 Member Paper, “A Visit to the Sixth Liberal Art,” published in their Transactions, Volume XXVI, 1997. Finger Lakes Council, AMD 42 Geneva NY 9/3/1996 Member
1 Scottish Rite Research Society Washington DC 1996 1999 Member 4291 Right Worshipfuls Association of CNY Syracuse NY May-96 Member Onondaga Masonic Dist. Charities, Inc. Syracuse NY 1996 Member x x Secretary, Liverpool Syracuse, F&AM 501 Liverpool NY Jun-99 Current Secretary x x Asst Secy, Liverpool Syracuse 501 Liverpool NY Jun-02 Asst Secy Lodge Historian 501 Liverpool NY Jun-02 Current Historian Founder & Archivist, Oswego Masonic District Historical Society NY Dec-98 Director Quatuor Coronati Lodge No.2076 London Jan-97 Jan-02 Corr. Mbr Northeast Conference on Masonic Libraries; Buffalo and Utica Chairman, Lodge Mural, North Wall, Liverpool Temple Jun-07 Dec-07 Consolidation Committee, Seneca River Lodge No. 160 By Laws Committee Anniversary Lodge of Research No. 175, New Hampshire Sheldon K. Blank, SGW Banquet Committee, Utica District Apron Presentation Dinner, Publications Committees Jun-05 Current C. Richard Trust, Grand Commandery, stationery graphic package R.’.W.’. Manfred Liehs, High Priest, stationery graphic package Riverside Chapter, RAM - Anniversary Program design and publication Masters, Wardens and Deacons - Directory design and publication Masonic Medical Research Laboratory - several Citation designs for presentation to the GL of Florida, and the Research Lab; copies hanging at the Admin Bldg (Trustees Room) and MMRL at Utica Lecturers on Masonic History and/or Philosophy Ars Collegium - Scottish Rite, SMJ New Jersey Pioneer Lodge, New Jersey Military Lodge No. 93 Manlius, NY Philo-Mt Sinai Lodge, Fayetteville, NY Oct-07 Orient Lodge, Copenhagen, NY Masonic Veteran's Association of Central New York Past Masters Association (Investiture) Skaneateles 2008 Liverpool Syracuse Lodge No. 501 Website Chairman - Onondaga & Oswego Masonic Districts Historical Societies (OMDHS) - www.omdhs.syracusemasons.com
Lectures: The Five Senses & Perception The Preparation Room The Point of Masonry & KST (Geometry) The Builder's Art & Divine Proportion Raising a Lodge of MMs Masonic Symbolism Craft Masonry, 1390 to 1826 Variations on the Square & Triangle Craft Masonry - Onondaga County Preston's Lectures The Four Veils of the Royal Arch The Receptions of a Mason A Visit to the Sixth Liberal Art - Astronomy
Book: Freemasonry and a View of the Perennial World Philosophy, 1999. 8 ½ x 11 paperback,189 pages (see Table of Contents below)
Other Masonic Writings Masonic Geometry, Parts I-IV 2002 Masonic Geometry Part I A View of Contemplative Geometry in Freemasonry Masonic Geometry Part II Preston’s ‘Masonic’ Geometry Masonic Geometry Part III Fra Luca Pacioli, Leonardo DaVinci and Others . . . Masonic Geometry Part IV From a Point to a Line to a Superfices to a Solid Masonic Geometry Part V Receptions of a Mason
Grand Masters of England 121 pages 2006 Grand Masters of Scotland 44 pages 2006 Grand Masters of Ireland 37 pages 2006 Grand Masters of New York, 350 pages 2007 Other Grand Lodge Offices of New York 70 pages 2007 Craft Masonry in Onondaga County - Parts I, II and III 2007 Craft Masonry in Onondaga County 1799-1826 Craft Masonry in Onondaga County, Part II, 1826-ca 2001 Craft Masonry in Onondaga County, Part III. 2002 to Present
2 Craft Masonry in Oswego County 2007 33rd Degree Masons, Valley of Syracuse 180 pages 2008 Civil War Masons in the State of New York ~600 pages 2008 5 Volumes Volume I Preface Table of Contents Alphabetical Listing of Freemasons of New York State in the Civil War Report of Grand Historian Ross – 1890 A-B Biographical Sketches Volume II C-G Biographical Sketches Volume III H-Q Biographical Sketches Volume IV R-V Biographical Sketches Volume V W-Z Biographical Sketches and Appendices Lodge Name Listing of Freemasons of New York State in the Civil War Lodge Number Listing of Freemasons of New York State in the Civil War Lodge Number Listing and Recap in this present work Full Lodge Listing and Masonic Districts – 1899
Others at website: www.omdhs.SyracuseMasons.com :
Early American History Freemasons of NY in the Revolutionary War Freemasons of NY in the War of 1812 Early Masonic Lodges in Northern New York State Freemasons of NY in the Civil War – Vol. I of V Onondaga County History Craft Masonry in Onondaga County 1799-1826 Craft Masonry in Onondaga County, Part II, 1826-ca 2001 Craft Masonry in Onondaga County, Part III, Active Lodges as of2007 Local History Prospect Hill and Richard Husted Parker Liverpool Telegraph District History Ensign Robert Wilson at Yorktown - Military Lodge No. 93 Colonel Henry A. Barnum Freemasons in the Ancestry of L. Frank Baum Illustrious Bro. Orrin Welch and Commodores Perry District Deputies of the Onondaga District Bros. Gardner, Redfield, Longstreet, Teall and Tyler Families Bro. T. Walker Gaggin, Architect of Syracuse Masonic Temple Grand Masters - Socio-genealogical History Grand Masters at the Battle of Culloden Biographical Sketches of Grand Masters in the State of New York England John Murray, 4th Earl of Dumore - British governor of the Province of New York (1770-71) and the Virginia Colony, from 25 Sep 1771 through the start of the Revolutionary War Grand Masters of Grosvenor Square Ireland George IVs Visit to Holyrood Scotland (large file - 155 pages) Genealogical Charts GMs of England, Scotland & Ireland - (Follow the Links in Red)
List of Early Masonic Documents List of Rituals The Fitch Ritual - 1802
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Founder, Onondaga Calligraphic Arts Society (OCAS) Calligraphy and Illuminating (6 week course & newsletter) Paper: “A Guide to Illuminating Letters, from the Goettengin Copy Book.” Life is But a Dream (8 to 10-weeks on ‘Dream Interpretation and Life Symbols’) Psychographoanalysis (Handwriting Analysis Lecture)
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Calligraphy & Design Website http://www.omdhs.syracusemasons.com/scriptorium.htm
3 Book: “The Spencers of Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England; Spencertown, Maryland, and Albany, New York – ca 1390 to 1996). Ringbound, ~300 pages, with two other supporting volumes.
Genealogical Research: Database of over 65,000 people, most of which is uploaded to: http://www.gencircles.com/users/leemiller/2 (Surname listing is at http://www.gencircles.com/users/leemiller/2/bysurname/a)
Lee Miller
Lee Miller is a nom de plume I have on file with the United States Copyright Office, which began with the writings I registered there in the 1982. I have since, additionally, used this name for email and internet communications. This name simply consists of my middle name and half of my last name. It is quicker to write and easier to spell. The ‘Collected Writings’ came from a part of me that is more inspired than cerebral writing. I more or less recorded these writings as they flowed though my thoughts, as I lived them.
Collected Writings
The Old Poet's Rhyme 1982 Gentle Spirit Of Valentine’s Love I Say to You Reflections of the Holiday Seasons’ Splendor In Love I Am The Old Poet’s Rhyme Indwelling Fullness, The The Gull Language of Love, The Fleeting Glimpses Letter to Love, A The Cross Love's Plight A Child is Born Love's Quest The No-Letter Poem Love's Soft Whisper In All That I Am Am I Matters of the Heart The Source No-Place . . . No-Time Passing Thoughts Of Butterfly's Hope Find Joy Of Dove's Grace Thee Of Light and Fire The Master-Teacher and the Lad Of Light and Love and Holy Breath The Sea Of Love's Blossom Of Love's Rose Through Death's Door 1982 Of Love's Senses Lover’s Farewell Of Love's Sweet Music Through Death’s Door Of Marriage Of Others’ Words Of Wisdom and Fools Of Oaks and Vines Perfect Being That Your Are The Silver Flute Prologue to Matters of the Heart Mother Earth Suspending Thoughts Sun’s Light Sweet Butterfly Of Earth and Things When Will Love? The Choice The Path The Path Trumpet’s Call The Perceptions of Ishtar The Gathering Golden Coin, Golden Dawn Of Endless Words and Light Of Union Between Asking and Listening The Closet of Your Mind 1982 The Closet of Your Mind Matters of the Heart 1982 Roots: An Inner Perspective Comes a Butterfly The Empirical Wizard Comes a Dove A Step Within Dearest Butterfly Desnichias Of Cycle and Seasons 1982 Echoes from the Cocoon The Marionette 1984 Espressions of Love The Reluctant Leaf 1984
The Parables of Theo Theo and the Door Theo and the Brass Mine Theo and the Horse/Lions Theo and Another View of the Four Veils
4 Free Masonry and the Perennial World Philosophy 1999 Table of Contents
About the author Preface Table of Contents List of Illustrations and Figures
I Introduction The Hidden Mysteries of Freemasonry.
II Morality, Symbology and Allegory Section I The Prevailing View. Section II The Language of Symbol and Allegory. Section III The Perennial Philosophy
III Operative and Speculative Masonry - Then and Now Section I Behold. Section II The Masonic Charioteer. Theo and the Horse/Lions Further Light
IV The Ritual of Freemasonry The Aprons of Blue Lodge.
V Preparation Section I Passage - The Quarry. Theo and the Brass Mine Section II The Preparation Room. An idealization of the Room and its purpose. Section III The Door Theo and the Door
VI Geometry - The ‘Basis’ of Freemasonry Section I 1\2\3\2\1 - The Builder’s Art & Divine Proportion Section II Occurrences of Phi in Contemplative Geometry. The Double Pentagon and Phi Relationship of the Five Platonic Solid Edges to Phi Section III The Point of Masonry - From a Point, to a Line, to a Superfices, to a Solid. Kaballah - The Tree of Life in KST Section IV Thor’s Hammer - Another View of the ‘Solid.’ Section V The First Proposition of Euclid and A Perspective of the Vesica Pisces. Section VI The ‘Six-pointed Three Dimensional Star, by Way of the First Proposition of Euclid. Section VII Variations on the Square and Triangle - as Found in Operative, Speculative, Royal Arch and Concordant Masonry. Section VIII Further Commentary & Speculation - re: Rosslyn Chapel The Triads of the Sephiroth Further Observations - Geometric Facts & Speculation
VII The Five Senses and Perception Section I Life is But a Dream . . . Scroll I Diversity Scroll II Choice Scroll III Whence Arises Thought? Scroll IV Here and There
5 Scroll V Now is the Hour Scroll VI Time on our Hands Section II The Senses Scroll VII The Five Senses Part I Sight Part II Hearing Part III Touch Part IV Taste Part V Smell Part VI The Hierarchy of the Senses
Section II I (Part I) Sens-itivity - The Sphere of Awareness, The Sphere of Perception & The Level of Sens-itivity. Scroll VIII Sphere of Awareness Direct Focal Awareness Perceptual Awareness Section IV The Sphere of Perception Scroll IX Perception I Scroll X Perception II Parable - The µMaster¶ on Wisdom & Remembrance
VIII A ‘Final’ Visit to Boaz and Jachin - A Discussion of the Allegory of Pillars and Passing, Duality and Unity.
IX Section I The Royal Arch Banners - and the Arms of the Most Ancient & Honorable Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons. Section II Theo and Another View of the Four Veils
X Observations on the Triple Tau - a Symbol of the Holy Royal Arch, and Variations of the Matrix in the Craft and some other Bodies of Masonry. Epilogue - to Observations on the Triple Tau
XI A Visit to the Sixth Liberal Art - Astronomy - A Perspective from the Seed, the Point.
XII Section I Spiritus Mundi - An Overview of Freemasonry and the Perennial World Philosophy. Then and Now. An Evolutionary Journey Section II This Book . . . ‘
XIII Epilogue.
Appendices. I From Temple to Temple - An alternate allegory for Preparation. II Euclid’s Elements - Book I, Proposition I. III Extract of ‘Timaeus’ - from the ‘Dialogues of Plato.’ IV The Golden Verses of Pythagoras. V Matthew 7:7 & 8 - concerning the ‘Knocks.’ I Corinthians 15 - on Death, Immortality and Raising. VI The ‘Fama’ - an excerpt Re: ‘the Learned of Spain and Europe . . .’ VII “The Old Poet’s Rhyme” VIII “Of Wisdom and Fools” “The No-Letter Poem” IX Address of M\W\ Joseph D. Evans on Grand Lodge Library and Masonic Teachings. X Phi Progression Values XI “Echoes from the Cocoon” XII The Constitutions (Preamble) & Landmarks of the Grand Lodge, F&AM, New York XIII “Mother Earth”
Bibliography
6 Illustrations and Figures.
Frontispiece - The Three Grand Masters and ‘KST Module’
I. Introduction Fig, 1.1 Golden Progression Graphic Fig. 1.2 1/f Progression Fig. 1.3 Caduceus
II. The Perennial Philosophy - ‘Mexican Tablet No. 1231’
III. Operative and Speculative Masonry Section I. Operative / Speculative Masonry The Hermit Section II The Masonic Charioteer Fig. 3.2.1. Arms of the Antient Grand Lodge Fig. 3.2.2. The Chariot The ‘Merkabah’ - The Vision of Ezekiel
IV. The Aprons of Blue Lodge Entered Apprentice & Fellowcraft Master Mason
V. Section II: Preparation An Idealized Layout for a Preparation Room “Nascita di Venere - Birth of Venus,” by S. Botticelli
VI. Section I: The Builder’s Art & Divine Proportion. Fig. 6.1.1. a-g. Four: The Square and Cross. Fig. 6.1.2. The Equilateral Square with Interior Angles of 90o. Fig. 6.1.3a. The ‘Cross-Supported’ Square. Fig. 6.1.3b. The Masonic Apron. Fig. 6.1.4. The Diagonal of a Square, by the 47th Proposition of Euclid. Fig. 6.1.5. The Progression of the Diagonal of the Square. Fig. 6.1.6. The Golden Rectangle and a:b::b:c. Fig. 6.1.7. The Theorem of Thales and the Right Angle in a Semicircle.
VI. Section II: Occurrences of Phi. (Figures not listed; this section is under revision). Fig. 6.2.1. The Double Pentagon and Phi. Fig. 6.2.2. The Double ‘Eastern Star.’ Fig. 6.2.3. Solomon’s Seal. Fig. 6.2.4. The Pentagonal Pyramid (aka the ‘Chrysler’ logo). Fig. 6.2.5. The Pentagonal Pyramid as faces of an Icosahedron. Fig. 6.2.6. The Golden Rectangle in an Icosahedron. Fig. 6.2.7. The Equilateral Triangle of a ‘Geodesic Dome.’ Fig. 6.2.8. The Octahedron ‘Nested’ at the Phi Points of a Face-Triangle of an Icosahedron. Fig. 6.2.9. a-e. The Outer Hexagonal Perimeter of the Hexagon, Icosahedron, Cube, Octahedron . . . and the Star Tetrahedron. Fig. 6.2.10. The Nested Pentagon and Pentagram and Phi. Fig. 6.2.11. The Pentagonal Spiral. Fig. 6.2.12. Relationship of the Five Platonic Solid Edges to Phi. Fig. 6.2.13. Face-view of an Icosahedron.
VI. Section III: The Point of Masonry. Fig. 6.3.1. The Focal Point. Fig. 6.3.2. ‘Two’ Points. Fig. 6.3.3. The Line. Fig. 6.3.4. The Line as a Radius (The Objective Radius . . . Sun). Fig. 6.3.5. The Objective and Subjective Radii (Sun and Moon). Fig. 6.3.6. The First Intersection (P2, P3) (Vesica Pisces - 1st Proposition of Euclid). Fig. 6.3.7. The Second Extension - (P4 - P7). Fig. 6.3.8. The Third Extension - (P6). Fig. 6.3.9. The KST SS Module with Star of David. Fig. 6.3.10. The KST ‘Sanctorum’ Module. Fig. 6.3.11. Projection of Double Cubes in the ‘Sanctorum’ of KST.
7 Fig. 6.3.12a. Double Cubes. Fig. 6.3.12b. Star Tetrahedron in a Cube. Fig. 6.3.13. Star of David in the U.S. Seal. Fig. 6.3.14. Kaballah - The Tree of Life in KST
VI. Section IV. Thor’s Hammer. Fig. 6.4.1. The Tetraktys. Fig. 6.4.2. The Tetraktys and the Star of David. Fig. 6.4.3. Thor’s Hammer. Fig. 6.4.4. Views of the ‘Swastika’ or Flyfot signs. Fig. 6.4.5. The Octahedron as Thor’s Hammer. Fig. 6.4.6. The Tetraktys (Tetraktys) of the Preston Lecture. Fig. 6.4.7. The Tetraktys and the ‘Ten’ Points. Fig. 6.4.8. An Icosahedron, consisting of 20 Equilateral Triangles.
Section V. The First Proposition of Euclid. Fig. 6.5.1. The First Proposition of Euclid. Fig. 6.5.2. Euclid’s First Proposition (Book I) with subjective triangle.
VI. Section VI. The “Six-Pointed Three Dimensional Star” by way of the First Proposition of Euclid Fig. 6.6.1. The Point. Fig. 6.6.2. The Duality. Fig. 6.6.3. The Linear Duality. Fig. 6.6.4. Line OP1 as the Radius of a Circle with a Center of O. Fig. 6.6.5. The Objective and Subjective Circles, with Radii. Fig. 6.6.6. Glyph for the Sun and the Moon. Fig. 6.6.7. The Lodge Room as the Sun and the Moon.
VI. Section VII. Variations of the Square and Triangle. Fig. 6.7.1. The 1:2:Ö3 Square. Fig. 6.7.2. The Master at the Hypotenuse. Fig. 6.7.3. The Warden’s Squares and the Equilateral Triangle. Fig. 6.7.4. The Lozenge. Fig. 6.7.5. The Star of David, by the 1:2 Square (‘As above, so below). Fig. 6.7.6. The First Proposition of Euclid, with Subjective Equilateral Triangle. Fig. 6.7.7. The Symbolic 1:2 Lodge, by 1:2 Squares. Fig. 6.7.8. The Symbolic 1:2 Lodge, by Equilateral Triangles. Fig. 6.7.9. The Symbolic Lodge, by the Vesica Pisces and Gothic Arch.
Section VIII Fig. 6.8.1 Cluster of Fig. 6.3.9. Fig. 6.8.2. Tree of Life. Fig. 6.8.3. Kabbalah - The Tree of Life in KST. Fig. 6.8.4. Rosslyn Chapel Floor Plan (with Tree of Life Overlay) Fig. 6.8.5. Star Tetrahedron in a Cube. Fig. 6.8.6. The Triads of the Sephiroth. Arms of the Antient Free and Accepted Masons The Caduceus 28 - A Perfect Number (Grid)
VII. Life is But a Dream . . . Scroll IV. Here and There: North, South, East & West. Scroll VII.VI. The Hierarchy of the Senses. Perception. Section III.I Sens-itivity.
VIII. A ‘Final’ Visit to Boaz and Jachin. The Altar of Burnt Offerings. The Veil of (the Saitic) Isis. The High Priestess.
IX. The Royal Arch Banner. Section I Fig. 9.1.1. Arms of the Antient & Honorable Fraternity of F&AM. Fig. 9.1.2. The Four Gospels from the Book of Kells. Fig. 9.1.3. The Four Banners of the Royal Arch.
8 Fig. 9.1.4. The Grand Banner of the Royal Arch. Section II Another View of the Four Veils. Fig. 9.2.1 . The Four Suits Unified. Fig. 9.2.2.a-d. The Four Suits. The Octahedron (see also Thor’s Hammer [q.v.]).
X. Observations on the Triple Tau and Variations of the Matrix. Fig. 10.1. The Triple Tau, Triangle and Circle of the R.A.M. Fig. 10.2. The T. H. of the Early Royal Arch. Fig. 10.3. The Arch of Bro. Robert H. Brown. Fig. 10.4. The Triple Tau and Symbol of the High Priest in the Astronomical Matrix. Fig. 10.5. The Broken Triangle and Trowel of the Cryptic Degrees in the Matrix. Fig, 10.6. The Templar Cross of the Knights Templar in the Matrix. Fig. 10.7. The Teutonic Cross Of the S.G.I.G., 33o in the Matrix. Fig. 10.8. The Cube and Star of David (Tetrahedron) in the Matrix. Fig. 10.9. The Square and Compasses of the Craft Degrees in the Matrix. Fig. 10.10. The ‘Christian’ Triple Tau, a variation. Fig. 10.11. The ‘Platonic’ Triple Tau, a variation. Fig. 10.12. The .Triple Trowel.’
XI. A Visit to the Sixth Liberal Art. Fig. 11.1. The Zodiac Wheel. Seal of the Ancient Grand Lodge. Taurus. Leo. Scorpio (as the Eagle). Aquarius.
XII. Spiritus Mundi Master Mason’s Apron. (PM)
Appendices: Appendix II The First Proposition of Euclid.
Appendix III Extract of ‘Timaeus’ from the ‘Dialogues of Plato.’ Fig. AIII.1. The 45o Isosceles Triangle. Fig. AIII.2. The Scalene 90o Triangle. Fig. AIII.3. The Equilateral Triangle formed from a Double Unit (30, 60, 90 triangle). Fig. AIII.4. . . . 3 Times the Square of the Lesser Side, proved. Fig. AIII.5. Triangle with an Hypotenuse Twice the Lesser Side (2:1). Fig. AIII.6. Two Such Triangle, from Fig. 5., joined at the diagonal. Fig. AIII.7. Three such joined Triangles, from Fig. 6., conjoined at a Common Center. Fig. AIII.8. A Tetrahedron. Fig. AIII.9. An Octahedron. Fig. AIII.10. An Icosahedron. Fig. AIII.11a. An Equilateral Quadrangle of with four Isosceles Triangles. Fig. AIII.11b. A Cube.
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