The Veil of Isis Or Mysteries of the Druids
The Veil of Isis Or Mysteries of the Druids
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" How came it into England? — Pythagoras, a Grecian, traveled to acquire knowledge in Egypt and in Syria, and in every other land where the Phoenicians had planted masonry; and gaining admittance into all lodges of masons, he learned much, and returned and dwelt in Grecia Magna, growing and becoming mighty wise and greatly renowned. Here he formed a great lodge at Crotona, and made many masons, some of whom traveled into France, and there made many more, from whence, in process of time, the art... passed into England. " This, I need not remind the reader, is a story very similar to those current respecting the first planting of Druidism in Britain.
I also discovered, as I thought, a key to the tra- dition of Hiram AbifT, which I havejust related, viz. , that it was simply the story of Osiris (killed by Typhon the Evil Spirit, buried in a coffin and found by Isis) so corrupted by modern Masons.
In the continuation of the story of Hiram, it is stated that the twelve crafts on discovering his body were unable to raise it, and that King Solomon ordered a lodge of master-masons to be summoned and said, " I will go myself in person and try to raise the body by the master s grip or the /ions paw.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" How came it into England? — Pythagoras, a Grecian, traveled to acquire knowledge in Egypt and in Syria, and in every other land where the Phoenicians had planted masonry; and gaining admittance into all lodges of masons, he learned much, and returned and dwelt in Grecia Magna, growing and becoming mighty wise and greatly renowned. Here he formed a great lodge at Crotona, and made many masons, some of whom traveled into France, and there made many more, from whence, in process of time, the art... passed into England. " This, I need not remind the reader, is a story very similar to those current respecting the first planting of Druidism in Britain.
I also discovered, as I thought, a key to the tra- dition of Hiram AbifT, which I havejust related, viz. , that it was simply the story of Osiris (killed by Typhon the Evil Spirit, buried in a coffin and found by Isis) so corrupted by modern Masons.
In the continuation of the story of Hiram, it is stated that the twelve crafts on discovering his body were unable to raise it, and that King Solomon ordered a lodge of master-masons to be summoned and said, " I will go myself in person and try to raise the body by the master s grip or the /ions paw.
What to read after The Veil of Isis Or Mysteries of the Druids?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Winwood Reade to read onlineMoreLess
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