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Masonic Celestial Mysteries.

" Masonic Archteological Institute , " and let it be considered whether the name is appropriate or otherwise . There are yet extant Median and Persian laws and formerly these were known to all Master Masons . The laws were regulated or

adjusted to the year 1186 , when it is said the planets were in' conjunction . There is in the Abbe Montfaucons antiquities a plate mysteriously denoting the assembly of these planets .

Montfaucon says these busts are the seven days of the week . Be it so , the days of the week derive their names from the planets . The boat or mysterious ark in plain terms is the under libra in

which the planets would assemble in the Hebrew Tishree at sundown , when the brilliants would make their appearance . These are the seven wonders of the world , the seven wise men of G-oth-ham in their bowl , and at sunrise in Ai-ies

they sink to rest and become the seven celebrated sleepers . The learned Benedictine Calmet ( Taylor's edition , 1823 ) gives several figures of Noah ' s ark ; three or four of the medals he considers forgeries ; this beneath he thinks is genuine . But

what he means as genuine he does not say ; is it to be understood the medal was minted by Noah or even by Severus ? Calmet thus describes the medal : —• " It bears

on the one side the head of Severus , on the other side two figures enclosed in an ark or chest . In front the same figures as if come out and departing . Hovering over is the dove with the sprig in its bill . " The dove has the sprig in her claws ,

and yet the dove of Noah ( Columba Noachi ) is never pictured with claws or feet , and always bears the sprig in her mouth . Calmet ' s figure is intended for Noah , for the name NOE is endorsed on the ark or chest .

When understanding the Median and Persian laws , it will be found th » at there is a splendid interpretation of the Deluge registered in the heavens . In every celestial atlas or globe ever published there is a wrecked vessel or ark , now called Argo

^ and returning to the ark is Noah ' s dove just described . In Hebrew there are two words J"Qn Thebeth and D 2 B Tebeth , both applicable to the heavens , and by means of the Triple taw of Masons governed by the Median and Persian laws ,

they occupy the same " point" in the yearly circle . By so doing GO degrees or two months ( Jan . and Feb . ) are struck from the year , and the circle commences with the Boman Mars or March . Accordingly the seventh month is September , the eighth October , the ninth November , and the last ,

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1869-03-27, Page 2” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 22 July 2025, django:8000/periodicals/mmr/issues/mmr_27031869/page/2/.
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MASONIC CELESTIAL MYSTERIES. Article 1
MASONIC DISCIPLINE.—XIII. Article 3
ADDRESS. Article 5
THE PRAYERS OF THE CRAFT. Article 7
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 8
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 10
MASONIC DISCIPLINE. By CRUX. Article 11
Untitled Article 12
MASONIC MEMS. Article 12
MASONIC ARCHÆOLOGICAL INSTITUTE. Article 12
METROPOLITAN. Article 15
PROVINCIAL. Article 16
ROYAL ARCH. Article 17
MARK MASONRY. Article 18
MASONIC FESTIVITIES. Article 18
Obituary. Article 19
CHESHIRE EDUCATIONAL MASONIC INSTITUTION. Article 19
PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Article 19
NEW QUEEN'S THEATRE. Article 20
MEETINGS OF THE LEARNED SOCIETIES. Article 20
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.

Masonic Celestial Mysteries.

" Masonic Archteological Institute , " and let it be considered whether the name is appropriate or otherwise . There are yet extant Median and Persian laws and formerly these were known to all Master Masons . The laws were regulated or

adjusted to the year 1186 , when it is said the planets were in' conjunction . There is in the Abbe Montfaucons antiquities a plate mysteriously denoting the assembly of these planets .

Montfaucon says these busts are the seven days of the week . Be it so , the days of the week derive their names from the planets . The boat or mysterious ark in plain terms is the under libra in

which the planets would assemble in the Hebrew Tishree at sundown , when the brilliants would make their appearance . These are the seven wonders of the world , the seven wise men of G-oth-ham in their bowl , and at sunrise in Ai-ies

they sink to rest and become the seven celebrated sleepers . The learned Benedictine Calmet ( Taylor's edition , 1823 ) gives several figures of Noah ' s ark ; three or four of the medals he considers forgeries ; this beneath he thinks is genuine . But

what he means as genuine he does not say ; is it to be understood the medal was minted by Noah or even by Severus ? Calmet thus describes the medal : —• " It bears

on the one side the head of Severus , on the other side two figures enclosed in an ark or chest . In front the same figures as if come out and departing . Hovering over is the dove with the sprig in its bill . " The dove has the sprig in her claws ,

and yet the dove of Noah ( Columba Noachi ) is never pictured with claws or feet , and always bears the sprig in her mouth . Calmet ' s figure is intended for Noah , for the name NOE is endorsed on the ark or chest .

When understanding the Median and Persian laws , it will be found th » at there is a splendid interpretation of the Deluge registered in the heavens . In every celestial atlas or globe ever published there is a wrecked vessel or ark , now called Argo

^ and returning to the ark is Noah ' s dove just described . In Hebrew there are two words J"Qn Thebeth and D 2 B Tebeth , both applicable to the heavens , and by means of the Triple taw of Masons governed by the Median and Persian laws ,

they occupy the same " point" in the yearly circle . By so doing GO degrees or two months ( Jan . and Feb . ) are struck from the year , and the circle commences with the Boman Mars or March . Accordingly the seventh month is September , the eighth October , the ninth November , and the last ,

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