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ancients, including the Greeks and Romans, visited this Grand Lodge to
obtain the "Highest Degrees" in human learning. Here they were
introduced to Philosophy, Law, Religion, Science, Engineering, Mathematics,
Astronomy, Astrology, Medicine, History, and all of the other subdivisions
of the "Seven Liberal Arts. Even King Solomon Of Israel, Moses of
the Haribu religion, Jesus Christ, and others of world fame, had to visit
this Grand Lodge for their education in the Mysteries Of The Osirica.
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| SUBORDINATE LODGES OF THE GRAND LODGE OF LUXOR | |||
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Palestine, at Mt. Carmel. 2. Assyria, at Mt. Herman in Lebanon. 3. Babylon 4. Media, near the Red Sea. 5. India, at the banks of the Ganges River. |
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Burma 7. Athens 8. Rome, at Elea. 9. Croton 10. Rhodes |
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Delphi 12. Miletus 13. Cyprus 14. Corinth 15. Crete |
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Cush or Kush, Itiopi, Ethiopia, Sudan. 17. Monomotapa, South Africa. 18. Zimbabwe, Rhodesia. |
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Separated
each 12 feet on both sides of an isle, stood a double row of sphinxes.
The width of the isle was 60 feet. When in its perfection this entrance
presented one of the most magnificent walkways imaginable. |
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| The Aquarian Gospel Of Jesus Christ; Five Books Of Moses; G. G. M. James, Stolen Legacy; C.H. Vail, Ancient Mysteries; G. Massey, Egypt The Light Of The World; M. Muller, Egyptian Mythology; Plato, Apology; E. B. Sandford, The Mediterranean World; J.J. Jackson, Introduction to African Civilisation; Y. ben-Jochannan, Africa: Mother of "Western Civilisations." | |||
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