Freiburger historische Bestände - digital

— 407 —

Abdr. d. 5. Ausg. mit holländ. Ubers, u.
Anm. in: Denier v. d. Gon, W. H.: De
Inwyeling.^ 1909 S. 46—103.

Deutsche Übers, mit Erg. aus „The three
distinct Knocks". in: Schwalb ach, F.
K.: Gesch. d. älteren mr. Gebrauchtums.
1 (1889) S. 75—122.

ef. Fr. 13 (1880) S. 245 (A. F. A. Woodford),
273 (W. J. Hughan), 283 (A. F. A. Woodford
), 332 (W. J. Hughan): Fr. 14 (1881)
S. 427 (A.F. A. Woodford).

Kl. 1887. Ältere Ausg. sehr selten. Nach
Krause ßearh. u. Erg. der „Three distinct
Knocks."

[Suppl. Catalogue of oooTcs in Freemasons' Sali.
London 1895, S. 34.]

1762 in 194 und 27 (wo das letzte Blatt u. d.
Taf. fehlt); 1763 unvollst. in 65; 1769 in
193; Dublin [ca 1777] in 446; 1776 in 281;
1777 in 281; 1779 in 193; 1786 in 281; 1795
in 283 ; 1799 in 23; 1800 in 23, 25; 1805 in
141; 1807 in 193; 1809 in 3; 1811 56 S. in
193; 1811 52 S. in HO; 1814 in 157; 1817 in
4; üisi9 in 471; 1822 in 28i; 1S28 in KB.
Ausg. London: Reeves & Turner o. J. in 25 ;
Ausg. London: W. Reeves o. J. 358a, °Eine
Ausg. o. J. [vor 1799] in 471.

[Amerikan. Ausg. u. d. Tit.:]

■'Jachi 11 all d Boaz, or, Anauthentic key

to the door of free-masonry, both antient

and modern. Calculated not only for the

Instruction of every new-made mason;

but also for the Information of all who

intend to become brethren. New York:

Berry, Rogers & Berry 1793. VI, 50 S.

12°

0 [Dasselbe.] Boston 1803.

Kl. 1887.

[Reform 4 (1869) S. 92.]

[Span. Übers, u. d. Tit.:]

Jachin y Boaz; 6 Una save autenica
para la puerta de framasoneria, tanto
antiqua, como moderna, etc. illustrata. j
Trad. al Espanol, por Eduardo Barry. I
Philadelphia: Gary & Lea 1882. XI,
83 S. 8°

[Transactions of the GvL. of Reiv York, 104
(1885) S. 86.] I

°29984. A free-mason's Answer to the suspee-
ted anthor of a pamphlet entitled Jachin
and Boaz, or An authentic key to free-
masonry [d. i. S. Cosnell]. Addressed
to all niasons, as well as to the public
in general. London: Cooke 1762.
°[Dasselbe.] 5. Ausg. London:
Xicholl .1764.

Sehr selten. Nach „Fr." 1880, S. 307 die
älteste Erwiderung auf Jachin a. Boaz und
im Brit. Mus. vorhanden.

[Fr. IS (1880) S. 307.]

29985.1 Secreti de' franchi muratori scoperti
intieramente al pubblico da im franco
rauratore ravveduto. P. 1. 2. o. O.
1762 8°

i: XIII, 00 S. 1 Kpfr; 2. S. 31—80. 23.

29986. Hiram or The grand master-key to
the door of both ancient [2. ed.: an-
tient] and modern free masonry: Being
an accurate description of every degree
of the brotherhood, as authorized and
deliv. in all good lodges ... Con-
tain. more than any book on the subject

ever before pubL Iii with proper re-
marks, &c. necessary to explaia the
whole to the meanest capacity, whether
brethren or not. And embellished with
a beautiful copper-plate of the drawing
on the floor of a lodge, at the admission
of a new member. By a member of
a royal arch. London: Griff in [usw.]
1764. 96 S. 1 Taf. 4<>

[Dasselbe.] Belfast: Joy 1765. 86 &
1 Taf. 4°

[Dasselbe.] 2. ed. London: Griff in
1766. 73 S. 1 Taf. 4°
Kl. 1889. Sehr selten.

1764 in 23; 17G5 in 97; 2. ed. 1766 in 193.

29987. Shibboleth: or, Every man a free-
mason. Contain. an history of the rise,
progress and present state of that
ancient and noble order. The true and
original form nsed in making a free-
mason; with the lectures, oaths and
obligations of each degree. The sign,
token and order, by the Observation of
which a person may gain admittance
into any lodge, and pass for a free and
accepted mason. With many Gurions
observations and remarks, worthy
the notice of free-masons, and others.
By a pass'd master. Dublin 1765:

Sleater. 52 S. 4°

Kl. 358. Sehr selten. Es gibt auch eine
Ausg. London I7ü5. Beigefügt sind einige
Lieder ohne Noten. 44=0.

°29988. Mahhaftone; or The grand lodge door
open'd. Wherein is discovered the
whole secrets of free-masonry both ancient
and modern. Contain. an exact
accoimt of all the ceremonies and my-
steries belonging to masonry, from an
entered apprentice to a pass'd master,
without any Omission of the smallest
particular, as authorized and deliv. in
all good lodges. III. with proper remarks
necessary to explain the whole to
the meanest capacity, whether a bro-
ther or not, To which is added the true
method of a free mason finding out a
brother in public Company, with what
degree he belongs to, without being discovered
by any but the said brother.
Also a specialen of the secret way of
writing in masonry with an explanation
of the characters; and several other
curious particulars never before made
public. Embellished with a beautiful
copperpl. froiitispiece, representing the
drawing of the floor of a lodge, with
references explaining the whole, to
which is annexed a oollection of mason's
songs, with Salomon — a grand oratorio.
Also a complete list of all the English
regulär lodges in the world according
to their seniority, with the dates of each
Constitution and day of meeting. The
whole being entirely authentic, and
the grandest Performance of the kind