. The book of the ancient and accepted Scottish rite. o can do this has attained theequihbrium of faith and reason, and may claim to becalled Magus, Prince, Adept, and Knight of the Sun. TWENTY-NINTH DEGKEE. n J i S\, %niv$w< ARGUMENT. The degree of Knight of St, Andrew is intended to inculcateequality—representing the poor knight equal to the monarch; andexhibits the requisites of knighthood—protection to the defence-less and innocent, the possession of virtue, patience, and firmness;and represents the Knight as the exponent of truth, and one alikewithout fear and without reproach. The Cro
. The book of the ancient and accepted Scottish rite. o can do this has attained theequihbrium of faith and reason, and may claim to becalled Magus, Prince, Adept, and Knight of the Sun. TWENTY-NINTH DEGKEE. n J i S\, %niv$w< ARGUMENT. The degree of Knight of St, Andrew is intended to inculcateequality—representing the poor knight equal to the monarch; andexhibits the requisites of knighthood—protection to the defence-less and innocent, the possession of virtue, patience, and firmness;and represents the Knight as the exponent of truth, and one alikewithout fear and without reproach. The Cross of St. Andrew, in heraldry, is termed the CrossSaltire, emblem of suffering and humility. Tradition says thatSt. Andrew was crucified on the 30th of November, on a cmss ofthat form. The beautiful Masonic doctrine of Toleration is exemplified inthis, the last of the instructive degrees of the Historical andPhilosophical Series. The lecture of this degree is inserted in this volume, and is afitting to the theory of Universal Religion. ~1. KNIGHT OF ST. ANDREW; OR, PATKIAECH OF THE CEUSADES. THE TWENTY-NINTH GRADE OF THE ANCIENT AND AC-CEPTED SCOTTISH EITE, AND THE ELEVENTH DEGREEOF THE HISTORICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL SERIES. APARTMENTS, AND THEIR DECORATIONS, ETC. Two apartments are necessary, beside the prepara-tion-room. THE FIRST APARTMENT. The hangings are crimson, supported by white col«umns; seats of the Master and Wardens, crimson, withgilt ornaments, while those of all the other knights areblue. In each corner of the Chapter-room is a St. AndrewsCross; and nine lights, by threes, are on the East, West,and South sides of the altar, in the centre of the a reception this hall represents the court ofSalah-eddin (Saladin), the great Sultan of Egypt and 420 BOOK OF THE A. AND A. KITE. Syria. No Masonic emblems appear. A parchmentKoran lies on a table in front of the throne, and Sara-cenic standards, displaying the Crescent, stand near theseats of the Gra
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