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Books > Social sciences > Sociology, social studies > Social groups & communities > Associations, clubs, societies > Freemasonry & secret societies
Freemasonry makes use of a great deal of symbolism in its lodges
and ceremonies. The sources of some of these are examined and
explaned in detail. This title stands above all others as the
leading title of Masonic symbolim making it the perfect buy for
anyone whating to understand the symbolism of both masonic ritual
and practices. 186pp inc b/w illustrations, softcover Freemasonry,
in its Lodges and Ceremonies, makes use of a Great deal of
symbolism. The origin of the great majority of which of which is
open to speculation. Freemasons of earlier times have not left
precise records giving the definite origins of most of the symbols
they brought into use in the craft. Many parallel instances of the
use of symbols may be found by which it is possible that
freemasonry could have been influenced, while Masonic symbolism has
been a favourite subject for writers in the past. In this book the
author has examined a great deal of material in endeavouring to
establish the reasons for the incorporation of particular symbolism
into Masonry. Colin Dyer is well known for his research into
Masonic history an is author of several books on Masonic subjects.
The readers knowledge and appreciation of Masonic symbolism cannot
fail to be enhanced by reading this important book.
Intended as a companion to 'I Just Didn't Know That', this book
provides ten lectures intended to stimulate discussion and to
provide information for the giving of talks.
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