Les quarante nouveaux statuts de la Maçonnerie qui fondent les pouvoirs des Chevaliers de l'Aigle ... [etc.]
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- 18th century
- Language: French
- Content type: ManuscriptPrimary source
Forty freemasonic ordinances composed by the Chevaliers de l'Aigle (Knights of the Eagle), one of the highest degrees among freemasons in 18th-century France. The statutes include the following topics: the proper procedure for admitting new members and visitors, the process for proposing and adopting new statutes, the proper relationship between the statutes passed at various local lodges and the statutes accepted by the Great Lodge, the assignment of passwords for admission to various lodges, the distribution of marks of recognition to members of the order, the establishment of hierarchies within each lodge, the proper way of granting patents to new lodges, the method of coding messages in hieroglyphics. Following the 40 statutes are 2 catechisms addressed to the Chevaliers de l'Orient et d'Occident (Knights of the East and the West) and the Chevaliers d'Aigle.
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| Edition | Date | Publisher | Language | ISBN | Access | Links |
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University of Pennsylvania digitized manuscript 34 leaves : paper ; 195 x 152 (175 x 135) mm bound to 200 x 160 mm; Binding: Modern cloth.; Foliation: Paper, 34 leaves, [i, 1-31, ii]; modern foliation in pencil, lower right recto.; French, with a few citations in Latin.; Incipit: Commes nous nous sommes apperçus qu'il se glissoit differents abus au fait de l'exercise de la très sublime Maçonnerie, et voulant y pouvoir par les voies les plus efficaces...(f. 2r); Explicit: ...le 24 Juin 1754 de l'[É]gire vulgaire, etoient signés Serenissime Protecteur, le Vénérable et Sougrand Sécrétaire avec les deux grands Surveillants (f. 16r-17v).; Layout: Written in 21-22 long lines.; Ms. codex.; Origin: Written in France after June 24, 1752 (f. 2r).; Script: Written in a cursive script.; Table of contents: 1. f.1r-17v: Les quarante nouveaux statuts de la Maçonnerie qui fondent les pouvoirs des Chevaliers de l'Aigle; Table of contents: 2. f.17v-18v: Instruction pour les Chevaliers de l'Orient et d'Occident.; Table of contents: 3. f.19r-31v: Instruction pour les Chevaliers de l'Aigle.; Title for manuscript from title for predominant work (f. 2r).; Watermarks: Coat of arms with a horn; name of papermaker under the coat of arms is Vander Ley. | 1752 | — | French | — | Public download |
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- Penn Libraries catalog identifier: 9943207693503681
- Physical location: Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts, Manuscripts, Ms. Codex 1194
- Provenance: Formerly owned by Henry Charles Lea (bookplate, inside upper cover; inscription dated 1876 f. i recto).; Lea, Henry Charles, 1825-1909, former owner.
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