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Masonic Notes And Queries.

MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES .

A MASONIC MEDALLION . When at Rhodes a short time ago , a dealer brought me a large silver medal , which lie offered for sale as a great curiosity , the peculiarity of design and the beauty of its execution induced me to purchase it ; and a subsequent inspection leads me to believe that

it is Masonic , hut the degree or rite to which it belongs is to me unknown . This medallion is about two inches in diameter and weighs about one and a half ounces . On the ob \ r erse side in the foreground are two skulls facing each other , with human remains scattered around in the background ; ou the left is a

building with a high-peaked roof , of which two windows and a doorway are visible : on the right is a tree , and three shrubs are dispersed equidistant across the horizon ; this face bears the legend— " Extra sceuam nee Rex nee Morio . " The reverse face

represents an arched chamber highly ornamented with columns and carvings , it is approached by three semicircular steps ; in the centre of tin ' s chamber stands a stone resting on three eagle ' s feet : upon it are spread the regal robes , a crown and sceptre lying upon them ; the letters N . H . are engraved on the basement of the columns tlie ri

on ght . On this face is the legend"Donee Luditur Adorantur . " Will you kindly give me any information in your poAA-er with regard to this medallion ? Enclosed is a sketch , as nearly as possible a fac simile . It will , perhaps , give a better idea than my description . — DKALXO .

Masonic Notes And Queries.

QTXEIIT . Can a W . M . get a certificate from Grand to a daughter lodge to prove he is a W . M . ? If so , how much will it cost ? Under the English Constitution how many members must you haA'e to open aud close a lod ?

ge Some say seA-en , other say five , and others three . Does a P . M . hold his rank as a P . M . if he only subscribes to a French or a Dutch lodge ; and canyon by courtesy admit a P . M . of a French lodge ( who is installed without any sign or secrets ) or a Scotch lodge to a Board of Installed Masters ? There are a

great many opinions on this point . —B . C . N . [ We think the certificate of a P . M . properly is a certified extract oi his nomination and installation , signed by the Secretary of his lodge . Seven form an E . A . P . Lodge ; live a F . C . ; and three a MM . A foreign P . M . only ranks as a P . M . of the country to

which he belongs and has held office . No P M . who has not been regularly installed can enter a lodge of Installed Masters . —En . P . M . ]

Correspondence.

CORRESPONDENCE .

The KUtOT is not responsible for the opinions expressed by Correspondents * BRO . HAYE UPON "THE MYSTIC NUMBERS . " TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASON'S' MAGAZINE AND MASONIC MIEROE . Dear Sir and Brother—I haA'e been so pressed for

, some time past that I have never had an opportunity of copying out my notes for the press . Bro . ' ' A Simple M . M ., " may depend upon his letter receiving the warmest sympathies of the brethren he mentions , and also of—Yours fraternally , AXTHOXX OSEAII HATE .

The Mystic Numbers.

THE MYSTIC NUMBERS .

XO TH !! EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE AMD MASONIC MIEUOK . Dear Sir and Brother , —As a note upon the letter of " A Simple P . M ., " permit me to say that-1 know very little about Masonry , except in its morals , for most of the data have yet to be collected , and I hope the efforts now being made will be successful . Until

we haA-e facts it is of little use to build up theories . The utmost Ave can do in our present state of knoAvledge is to indicate a path of investigation . At the same time I must observe that the demands of other scientific investigations do not permit me to devote myself directly to the subject of Masonry . Yours fraternally , HYDE CLAEEE .

"Crux" On The Lodge Of Glasgow St. John.

"CRUX" ON THE LODGE OF GLASGOW ST . JOHN .

TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE AND MASONIC MIRROR . Dear Sir and Brother , —I have not seen the report of the meeting of St . John ' s Lodge , at Avhich the election of office-bearers took place ; but if it contain ,

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MASONIC LIFEBOAT FUND. Article 1
BRO. MORRIS AND BRO. FINDEL. Article 2
ON THE PROTO-ETHNIC CONDITION OF ASIA MINOR, THE KHALUBES (OHALYBES), IDÆI DACTYLI, AND THEIR RELATIONS WITH THE MYTHOLOGY OF IONIA. Article 3
Untitled Article 5
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 6
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 6
THE MYSTIC NUMBERS. Article 6
"CRUX" ON THE LODGE OF GLASGOW ST. JOHN. Article 6
THE TRUE RELIGION OF FREEMASONRY. Article 7
HISTORICAL FREEMASONRY. Article 8
ZETLAND COMMEMORATION FUND. Article 10
THE LATE EMPEROR MAXIMILIAN. Article 11
MASONIC MEMS. Article 12
ROYAL MASONIC BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. Article 12
METROPOLITAN. Article 14
PROVINCIAL. Article 16
SCOTLAND. Article 19
IRELAND. Article 19
AUSTRALIA. Article 20
METROPOLITAN LODGE MEETINGS, ETC., FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 6TH, 1869. Article 20
MASONIC LIFEBOAT FUND. Article 20
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Masonic Notes And Queries.

MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES .

A MASONIC MEDALLION . When at Rhodes a short time ago , a dealer brought me a large silver medal , which lie offered for sale as a great curiosity , the peculiarity of design and the beauty of its execution induced me to purchase it ; and a subsequent inspection leads me to believe that

it is Masonic , hut the degree or rite to which it belongs is to me unknown . This medallion is about two inches in diameter and weighs about one and a half ounces . On the ob \ r erse side in the foreground are two skulls facing each other , with human remains scattered around in the background ; ou the left is a

building with a high-peaked roof , of which two windows and a doorway are visible : on the right is a tree , and three shrubs are dispersed equidistant across the horizon ; this face bears the legend— " Extra sceuam nee Rex nee Morio . " The reverse face

represents an arched chamber highly ornamented with columns and carvings , it is approached by three semicircular steps ; in the centre of tin ' s chamber stands a stone resting on three eagle ' s feet : upon it are spread the regal robes , a crown and sceptre lying upon them ; the letters N . H . are engraved on the basement of the columns tlie ri

on ght . On this face is the legend"Donee Luditur Adorantur . " Will you kindly give me any information in your poAA-er with regard to this medallion ? Enclosed is a sketch , as nearly as possible a fac simile . It will , perhaps , give a better idea than my description . — DKALXO .

Masonic Notes And Queries.

QTXEIIT . Can a W . M . get a certificate from Grand to a daughter lodge to prove he is a W . M . ? If so , how much will it cost ? Under the English Constitution how many members must you haA'e to open aud close a lod ?

ge Some say seA-en , other say five , and others three . Does a P . M . hold his rank as a P . M . if he only subscribes to a French or a Dutch lodge ; and canyon by courtesy admit a P . M . of a French lodge ( who is installed without any sign or secrets ) or a Scotch lodge to a Board of Installed Masters ? There are a

great many opinions on this point . —B . C . N . [ We think the certificate of a P . M . properly is a certified extract oi his nomination and installation , signed by the Secretary of his lodge . Seven form an E . A . P . Lodge ; live a F . C . ; and three a MM . A foreign P . M . only ranks as a P . M . of the country to

which he belongs and has held office . No P M . who has not been regularly installed can enter a lodge of Installed Masters . —En . P . M . ]

Correspondence.

CORRESPONDENCE .

The KUtOT is not responsible for the opinions expressed by Correspondents * BRO . HAYE UPON "THE MYSTIC NUMBERS . " TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASON'S' MAGAZINE AND MASONIC MIEROE . Dear Sir and Brother—I haA'e been so pressed for

, some time past that I have never had an opportunity of copying out my notes for the press . Bro . ' ' A Simple M . M ., " may depend upon his letter receiving the warmest sympathies of the brethren he mentions , and also of—Yours fraternally , AXTHOXX OSEAII HATE .

The Mystic Numbers.

THE MYSTIC NUMBERS .

XO TH !! EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE AMD MASONIC MIEUOK . Dear Sir and Brother , —As a note upon the letter of " A Simple P . M ., " permit me to say that-1 know very little about Masonry , except in its morals , for most of the data have yet to be collected , and I hope the efforts now being made will be successful . Until

we haA-e facts it is of little use to build up theories . The utmost Ave can do in our present state of knoAvledge is to indicate a path of investigation . At the same time I must observe that the demands of other scientific investigations do not permit me to devote myself directly to the subject of Masonry . Yours fraternally , HYDE CLAEEE .

"Crux" On The Lodge Of Glasgow St. John.

"CRUX" ON THE LODGE OF GLASGOW ST . JOHN .

TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE AND MASONIC MIRROR . Dear Sir and Brother , —I have not seen the report of the meeting of St . John ' s Lodge , at Avhich the election of office-bearers took place ; but if it contain ,

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