Chapter 110

Taaut of the Phoenicians the same as Hermes, 586-l. Taaut the author of serpent worship among the Phoenicians, 501-u. Taaut the first to represent the Stars by symbols, 501-u. Tabernacle and Temple; seven lamps in the great candlestick of the, 59-m. Tabernacles, Feast of, lasted seven days, 59-l. Tabernaculum, the Zodiac, the Great Tent, symbolism of the, 409-l. "Tablet of Emerald," words engraven by Hermes on the, 324-m. Tabunah, Intelligence represented by the Hebrew letters, 800-m. Tacitus held no office, 47-l. Tacitus, writings of, 27-u. Tages, the Etruscan Tamet or Thoth, the giver of laws, 551-m. Talismans given to candidates for the Mysteries of the Basilideans, 542-m. Talmud, personification of the elements in the, 270-l. Talmudists transpose letters to conceal secret meanings, 699-u. Tamerlane's conquest less important than the invention of Faust, 314-u. Tarot contains the Kabalistic alphabet, 777-l. Taro, of the Kabalists, corresponds to the Hebrew Tetragram, 732-m. Tartarus, allegorical to the Initiates, the ceremonies depicted horrors of, 396-m. Tartarus, physical tortures of, were but a symbol of the consequences of sin, 383-u. Tartarus, Virgil describes the punishments of the wicked in, 381-m. Tatian adopted the theory of the Emanation of Eons, 564-u. Tatius, Achilles, held that each Star is an immortal Soul, 671-m. Tau cross in various forms and applications, 503-505. Tau, the last letter of the Sacred Alphabet, signifies the end of the Great Work, 790-l. Taurus and Scorpio figure in history of Osiris, being the two equinoxes, 478-m. Taurus opening the new year was the Creative Bull, 448-u. Taurus or Bull: after Sun advanced to Aries reverence was paid to, 450-m. Taurus, the Bull, a symbol in the Mithraic case of initiation, 424-l. Taurus, the Bull, named because it was time to plow, 446-m. Teacher, Death is the great, 183-l. Teachings of Gnosticism, 248-l. Teachings of Masonry are--, 221-u. Teen is the universal principle and prolific source of all things, 616-m. Tehiru, Splendor, the First Matter, a Vestige of the Sublime Brilliance, 751-u. Temperance, the antipodes of Gluttony, represented by Saturn, 727-l. Templar ambitions and aims were to be rulers over the Masters of the World, 817-l. Templar Chiefs: hints in the degrees and symbols indicate the real beliefs of the, 819-u. Templar Chiefs studied the Hermetic science, 840-l. Templar doctrines were two--Johannism for the Masters, and Roman Catholics, 817-l. Templar efforts all directed against the Pope after the execution of the King, 824-u. Templar fall coincided with the period of manifestations of Occultism, 823-u. Templar Order professed orthodoxy, but the chiefs only knew the aim of the Order, 817-m. Templar secret object the rebuilding of the Temple on the model of Ezekiel, 816-u. Templar Secret Order had princes as Grand Masters, 823-l. Templarism lived under other names, governed by unknown chiefs, 821-u. Templars accused of impiety, obscenity and the worship of Baphomet, 820-m. Templars and Hospitallers took vows of obedience, chastity, poverty, 802-u. Templars arrested and imprisoned by Clement the Fifth and Philip le Bel, 820-m. Templars, at the origin, were opposed to the tiara of Rome and the crown of kings, 817-m. Templars' avowed object was to protect pilgrims visiting Holy places, 815-l. Templars became a menace to Church and Society, 815-l. Templars concealed themselves under the name of Brethren Masons, 816-m. Templars, dead long ago, haunt the Vatican and disturb the Papacy, 814-l. Templars' decay due to inherent weakness, haughty ambition, ignorance, 819-m. Templars disappeared at once and their wealth confiscated, 821-u. Templars' dogma connected with Oriental philosophy by symbols used, 235-m. Templars encouraged new worship, promising liberty of conscience, 818-l. Templars initiated in the mysterious doctrines of the Kabalah, 815-l. Templars: occult science of the Magi guessed at under the obscurities of the, 839-m. Templars of modern days have no right to the title, 821-m. Templars, or Poor Fellow-Soldiery of the Holy House of the Temple, 816-m. Templars perished in their fatal victory, 824-u. Templars preserved or profaned the remembrance of the Absolute, 840-m. Templars saved the French King, to afterwards, ensure the scaffold, 823-l. Templars succeeded by the Knights of the East and of the East and West. 816-m. Templars the dream of sects of Gnostics or Illuminati, 815-l. Templars' trowel has triangular plates arranged in the form of a cross, 816-m. Templars united with Rose Croix Adepts and formed a Mystic Sect, 821-m. Templars, when rich, became insolent and overbearing, 820-u. Temple an abridged image of the world, furniture, symbolism, 410. Temple built by Wisdom has at its portal Jachin and Boaz, 860-m. Temple built painfully slowly, destroyed very quickly, 320-m. Temple gates opened but once a year for ceremonies of initiation, 421-u. Temple of Jerusalem a symbol, 241-u. Temple of Mecca an Iona surrounded by 330 stones, 236-u. Temple of Paestum had fourteen pillars on each side, 235-l. Temple of Saba Zeus at Thrace, on mount Zelmisso, form, 410-l. Temple of Solomon a symbolic image of the Universe, resembled--, 208-l. Temple of Solomon and ornaments referred to the order of the World, 408-l. Temple of Solomon represented World, Sea, Earth, Heaven, 409-m. Temple of Solomon symbolic of the Universe, 304-l. Temple of Solomon, symbolism of the, 235-m. Temple, one object of the early Christians was the building of the Symbolic, 369-l. Temple represented the world in miniature, 234-l. Temple, spirit of the Divine law at the rebuilding of the, 241-l. Temple, the whole world one grand; Plato Macrobius, 235-u. Temples everywhere, 241-u. Temples have for roofs the starred vault of Heaven, 235-l. Temples in the shape of a cross built by the Druids, 337-m. Temples of Chilminar, Baalbeck, Tartary, had forty pillars, 235-l. Temples of Hindus and Druids built in the form of a cross, 504-m. Temples, Persians, Celts, Scythians, disliked roofed, 235-u. Temples, reason for burning the Grecian, 235-u. Temples surrounded by pillars a representation of--, 235-l. Temples, the most ancient, were roofless, 235-u. Temples, thick groves were planted to produce gloom in the, 383-l. Temptation, evils of yielding, even in slight matters, to, 217. Temptation, reason for not falling may be freedom from, 130-l. Ten Commandments, Masonic, 17-l. Ten, concludes the Abacus or Table of Pythagoras, 638-m. Ten, in its relation to the Ocean, as a conception of God, 752-l. Ten includes all the other numbers; represented by--, 60-l. Ten numerations or Sephiroth contained in each other, 753-l. Ten represented God, Man, the Universe, 638-m. Ten the number of Perfection, 60-l. Ten, the Perfect number, corresponds with the Tetractys, 323-m. Ten, the perfect number of the Cabalists, denotes Heaven, etc, 505-u. Ten written as Unity in the center of Zero; a symbol of Deity, 638-m. Tenth Degree, Illustrious Elect (Elu) of the Fifteen, devoted to--, 160-l. Tenth Degree members should lead in enlightening, 171-l. Tenets of Mason's profession, 21-u. Tepharet, Harmony and Beauty, produced by Geburah and Gedulah, 764-l. Tepharet, one of the Sephiroth; Beauty, 753-m. Tephareth degree concealed and contained in Malakoth, Haikal, 799-m. Tephareth including numerations from Khased or Gedulah to Yesod, is a person, 799-m. Tephareth is a person called Seir Aupin, or Microprosopos, 799-m. Tephareth represented by Vau, Beauty, the column which supports the world, 799-l. Territorial extension, injustice of, 73-l. Ternaries form a part of the Evangelic Symbols, 730-l. Ternary conceals the great Mysteries of God and the Universe, 791-l. Ternary explained by the balance and multiplied by itself, 769-l. Ternary formed by the relation of equality between Above and Below, 771-m. Ternary hidden in Masonry and the Hermetic Philosophy, 791-l. Ternary is the bringing back of duality to unity, 760-l. Ternary is the first odd number having in itself the beginning, middle, end, 760-l. Ternary teaches the equilibrium of Contraries and resultant Harmony, 792-u. Ternary the first of the unequal numbers, 631-m. Tertullian states that none were admitted to the Mysteries without an oath, 544-u. Tessel, description and symbolism of the Indented, 14-u. Tessellated pavement and bicolored handle of the dagger a reminder of the two principles, 818-u. Tessera, a square piece of metal or wood; meanings and application, 547-m. Tessera, a symbol to distinguish between the Faithful and Profane, 548-u. Tessera Hospitalis, a piece of wood cut in two as a pledge of friendship, 547-m. Tessera in the shape of a fish used as a mark by early Christians, 547-l. Tessera inscribed with a Greek word, the initials signifying--, 547-l. Tesserated, not tessellated, floor of white and black lozenges, denticulated, 818-m. Testament: human nature is the new, 715-m. Testament: material nature is the old, 715-m. Tests of water, air and fire, symbolism of the, 397-u. Tetractys composed of three times three smaller triangles, 826-l. Tetractys, Hebrew formation of: cut of, 88-m. Tetractys leads to study of numbers, Kabalah, True Word, 88-m. Tetractys of Pythagoras corresponds to the ten Sephiroth, 323-m. Tetractys of Pythagoras, how composed, 60-l. Tetractys of Pythagoras represents the ten, 638-m. Tetractys of round dots revered by the Essenes, 264-l. Tetractys of the Pythagoreans by which they swore their oaths, 633-l. Tetractys should be replaced among symbols of Master's Degree, 88-m. Tetractys, suspended in the East in the 31st Degree, represents Deity, 826-m. Tetractys, symbol borrowed by Pythagoras from Egyptians, 88-m. Tetractys the symbol of the generative power of the Universe, 826-l. Tetrad expresses the first mathematical power, 632-l. Tetragram of the Hebrews is Azot, Thot, Taro; it contains everything, 732-m. Tetragram, signification of the four letters of the Sacred, 104-l. Tetragram the last word of Science and the key of Divine Power, 732-m. Tetragram understood only by those who know the necessity of secrecy, 732-m. Tetragrammaton expressed triangularly a symbol of Creation, 698-l. Tetragrammaton forbidden to be pronounced except once each year, 620-u. Tetragrammaton in Adam Kadmon by its letters, 757-u. Tetragrammaton of the Hebrews the four-lettered word, 633-l. Tetragrammaton of three Hebrew letters, one repeated, 323-m. Tetragrammaton or the Ineffable Name is I, H, U, H, 698-m. Tetragrammaton sometimes expressed triangularly, 698-l. Tetragrammaton: the Elder Most Holy is the name, 795-u. Tetragrammaton's meaning and pronunciation concealed, 700-l. Thales learned that the Earth revolved around the Sun in Egypt, 843-u. Thartae, a god with the head of an ass, Christianity said to be the reign of, 103-u. Theater of Scaurus surrounded by 360 columns, 236-u. Thebes, seven gates of, 233-m. Theism of Anaxagoras subversive of the religion of outward nature, 679-u. Theism of the Hebrews involved in symbols and image worship, 514-m. Theoclet, Johannite Pontiff, initiated de Payens into the Gnostic Mysteries, 817-u. Theodoret, Bishop of Cyropolis, speaks of the secrecy of Christian Mysteries, 547-u. Theodorus gives Iabe as the Samaritan name of Deity, 700-l. Theologers preceded Greek Philosophy, 683-m. Theological ideas expressed by allegory by philosophers, 678-u. Theological system formed on the doctrine of the two principles, 661-l. Theology, at first an abstract idea, grows into all our relations, 643-m. Theology based on writings of Aristotle and Lombard purely scholastic, 847-u. Theology of the Kabalah like that which is best explained by the Fathers, 843-l. Theology of the Kabalah is consistent and harmonious, 843-l. Theopmatus held that each Star is a part of the Universal Soul, 671-m. Theopompus declares the two principles shall alternate in victory, 663-u. Theoretical principles of right may work practical injustice, 834-l. Theories advanced to explain the independent existence of Good and Evil, 682-u. Theorists, the Mason should have no alliance with impracticable, 338-m. Theosophy, in Greek traditions were found the mysteries of, 250-u. Therapeutae were Christians, their writings our Gospels, 265-m. Therapeuts, Persian and Pythagorean opinions in the creed of the, 259-l. Therapeuts reside in Egypt in the vicinity of Alexandria, 260-u. Thibet, Pythagorean doctrine of numbers preserved by monks of, 235-m. Thibet: the great Chinese dragon ornamented the Temples of, 500-l. Things and beings, marvelous relations between; instances--, 41-m. Things material and things of the intellect, 41-l. Things the progeny of one fire; the Soul a bright fire, is immortal, 611-m. Think as the Old Lords of Thought command us, 315-m. Third day of Greek Mysteries devoted to sacrifices, religious rites, etc, 433-l. Third Degree, Master, 62-u. Thirteen robes presented to initiates represent Heavens and signs, 506-l. Thirteenth Degree, legend of; an allegory representing--, 208-l. Thirteenth Degree, Royal Arch of Solomon; legend and history of, 204-u. Thirty-second Degree, Master of the Royal Secret, Sublime Prince of the Royal Secret, 839. Thomas, Christian General at the battle of Damascus, 53-m. Thor and Odin fight with Dragons, 499-m. Thor, Odin, Frea, the Scandinavian Trinity, 552-u. Thor, son of Odin and Frea, one of the Northern triune Deity, 13-l. Thor was the Sun, a counterpart of Osiris and Bel, 368-u. Thot, of the Bohemians, corresponds to the Hebrew Tetragram, 732-m. Thoth named by other nations Taaut, Hermes, Trismegistus and Adris; doings of, 364. Thoth of the Egyptians the same as Hermes, 586-l. Thoth or Phtha, an Egyptian skilled in the Mysteries of India, Persia, Ethiopia, 364-u. Thoth, the Egyptian God of Healing, leans on a stick with coiled snake, 501-m. Thoth the terrestrial repetition of the first Hermes, 255-u. Thought, a Force, 2-u. Thought in the Soul: the second in the Masonic Trinity, 575-l. Thought is a Power; not matter or spirit; lives after a man, 573-m. Thought is all repose and Nature all movement, 680-l. Thought is eternal, is an actual existence, a Force and Power, 573-l. Thought: nothing can compare with the grandeur of a, 201-m. Thought of God a Power, 573-u. Thought of God, Being of his Being, manifested in Intelligence, 560-u. Thought of God, immortal as Himself, uttered itself in the Word, 575-u. Thought personified by the Goddess Neith, a divinity of Light, 254-u. Thought the only reality, 676-u. Thought unlocks all the treasures of the Universe, 201-l. Thoughts are the scintillations and rays of Intellect, 845-u. Thoughts of dead legislators govern our present deeds, 315-l. Thrace, passion, death and resurrection of Bakchos represented at, 411-u. Three appears in all the ancient Philosophies, 548-m--552. Three degrees of generation, Birth, Life, Death; beginning, middle, end, 631-u. Three essential degrees in Masonry because of the sacred Triad, 631-m. Three figures constantly in Masonry; instances--, 548-m. Three in One of a Trinitarian Ecossais, 575-l. Three lights at the Altar represented the Sun, Moon, Mercury, etc, 548-m. Three means Father, Son, Spirit; the triangle within the square, 629-l. Three, or Triad, expressed by a triangle, 57-l. Three, peculiar to Apprentices, from the three Kings of Orion, 487-u. Three, Pythagoras on the number, 97-m. Three represented by the Supreme Being, 209-u. Three revered by all antiquity and consecrated in the Mysteries, 631-m. Three, symbolism of the number, 209. Three symbolizes the Earth; it is a figure of the terrestrial bodies, 632-m. Three, the number of the triangle, measures the base, 861-m. Three times three in a symbolic sense, 827-u. Three was called perfect harmony by the Pythagoreans, 632-m. Three worlds of the Philosophy of the Sephiroth, 99-m. Threefold alliance of day and night; the luminous image of the dogma, 848-u. Threes form the triple progression, Past, Present, Future, 631-u. Throne and Church mutually sustain each other, 33-u. Throne of France to be overthrown upon the tomb of de Molai, 824-u. Throne of Solomon, bulls on arms, lions supporting, symbolism, 410-l. Tiara of Rome opposed by the Templars at their origin, 817-m. Tiberius as Emperor to be opposed by Masonry, 20-l. Tiberius, reference to the reign of, 47-l. Timaeus explains the symbolism of the pyramid, 460-u. Timacus, of Locria, wrote of the Pythagorean doctrine, Soul of the World, 667-u. Timacus regarded the Universe as an intelligent being, 670-u. Time; evolution of the ancient division of, 445-m. Time; seeking a revelation from the busy ant-hill of, 191-u. Time symbolized by a serpent ring, 497-l. Time, waste of, 115-m. Tipharet, the Son, or issue, Beauty or Harmony, the sixth Sephiroth, 552-m. Tiphe, wife of Re, clad in blue and gold, the type of Wisdom, 254-l. Titans tore Dionusos in pieces, assisted by Heri, 585-l. Toil, a part of the spiritual instrumentality is every implement of, 243-l. Toil is worship--the noblest thing beneath the Stars, 342-l. Toil of brain or hand or heart the only true manhood, 344-u. Toil, religion of, 212-u. Toleration a component part of Charity, 166-l. Toleration enemy of that fanaticism which persecutes for opinion's sake, 160-l. Toleration holds that every other man has the same right of faith as ourselves, 160-m. Toleration, in early Christianity were evidences of the spirit of, 247-l. Toleration, Masonic creed and view of, 167-m. Toleration taught as one of the chief duties of a Mason, 166-l. Tomb a part of the paraphernalia of the Mysteries of Isis at Sais, 405-m. Tools and implements of Masonry are symbols, 330-l. Tower, Temple of Bal at Babylon was a, 234-m. Towers surmounting Pagodas, 234-m. Towers symbolize the two furnaces for the fire, 783-u. Tracingboard displays a luminous triangle with a Yod in the center,782-l. Transcendental philosophy reposed on comparatively shallow bases, 674-l. Transcendental philosophy, that of a Deity both eminent and transcendent, 614-m. Transmigration of souls a doctrine of the Hindu religion, 604-m. Transmigration of souls according to Pythagoras and disciples, 622-623. Transmigration of souls, explanation of the doctrine of the, 398-m--399. Transmigration of souls held by the Druids, 618-u. Transmigration of souls involved a noble element of truth, 622-m. Transmigration of souls taught by Pythagoras as an allegory was accepted literally, 398-m. Transmigration of souls, the early Christians held the doctrine of the, 399-l. Transposition of the letters of a word common amongst Talmudists, 698-m. Transposition used to conceal secret meanings, 699-u. Tree of Knowledge became the Tree of Death, 844-u. Tree of Life represented by the branch of Acacia, 786-l. Tree under which Atys died was a pins and held sacred to him, 423-l. Triad includes in itself the properties of the first two numbers, 631-m. Triad of the Druids inscribed on a cruciform tree, 504-u. Triad of Plato, explanation and symbolism of the, 87-l. Triad plays an important part in the philosophy of Plato; the image of Deity, 631-m. Triad produced by the union of the Monad and Duad, 631-m. Triad signifies the world formed by a creative principle out of matter, 631-m. Triad venerated by Masons in the symbol of the triangle, 631-m. Triads, Egyptian deities arranged in, 87-m. Triads formed of the old Gods, often called a Trinity, 548-549. Triads of ancient religions, 548-m--552. Triads of the Egyptians, of Thebes. Philae, the Cataracts, 548 m. Trials of candidates during Initiations were very severe, 385-m. Triangle consecrated whose sides are emblems of the three Kingdoms, or God, 632-u. Triangle: Deity symbolized by the double equilateral, 634-l. Triangle, description and symbolism of Kabalistic, 104-m. Triangle, Divine, the Trinity, the Triliteral Name, composed of--, 323-m. Triangle, equilateral, one of the symbols of Chinese Mysteries, 429-m. Triangle, equilateral, reversed, inscribed in double circle, Kabalistic, 104-m. Triangle figures to the Masonic, Judge the Pyramids, firm and unshaken, 826-l. Triangle has for its center the Hebrew Jod, the generative principle, 632-u. Triangle in connection with the Compass forms the Star of Solomon, 841-u. Triangle in a Lodge indicates--, 209-l. Triangle, infinite, above equaling what is below, 34-l. Triangle, mystic and interlaced, found in India, 292-m. Triangle of Perfection: One is three and three are one in each, 861-l. Triangle of Solomon explained by St. John, 792-u. Triangle of the Greeks the initial of the Latin or French word for God, 631-l. Triangle of the Idea united to the Square of the Form becomes the Septenary, 321-l. Triangle represents one God in three persons; the Yod the initial of the last word, 782-l. Triangle represents the eternal because it is the first perfect figure, 631-l. Triangle surmounted by a cross symbolizes the perfection of the Great Work, 790-l. Triangle, symbolism of a right-angled, 87--. Triangle symbolizes action and reaction and the result, 861-u. Triangle, the chief symbol in Masonry, formed by the points of the Tetractys, 826-m. Triangle, three great words names of the three sides of the Kabalistic, 104-m. Triangle to all the Sages the symbol of Deity, 861-u. Triangle upon a square within a circle part of an Hermetic symbol, 850-m. Triangle with right angles in a diagram and described, 789-m. Triangles, Kabalistic and Divine, 738-u. Triangles represented in the Stars, 487-m. Triangle's sides offered for the study of the Apprentice, Fellow-Craft, Master, 632-u. Triangle's sides represent Wisdom, Strength, Beauty or Harmony, 826-m. Triangular plate sunk in cube; teachings of the name of Deity engraved on a, 209-u. Triangulation, measurement by, 34-m. Triglav, the three-headed God of the Sclavo-Vendes, 551-m. Triliteral A, U, M gives initiate of the Indian Mysteries, 428-m. Triliteral Iao was the sacred name of the Supreme Deity, 701-u. Trimalcion as Legislator to be opposed by Masonry, 20-l. Trimurti or Brahmin Trinity, Brahma, Vishnu, Siva, 550-m. Trinitarian, Scottish, or Prince of Mercy, the 26th Degree, 524. Trinities of the Ancient Religions, 576-m. Trinities of the Kabalists the origin of the Christian Trinity, 552-m. Trinity, article in all creeds, 57-l. Trinity believed in by Julian; also one God, 731-l. Trinity of attributes of Deity, Justice, Wisdom, Mercy, the ninth Truth of Masonry, 537-u. Trinity of attributes of God, Wisdom, Strength, Harmony, 525-u. Trinity of God's attributes are Perfect and do not conflict, 537-u. Trinity of God's attributes represented by the Triple Tau, 503-l. Trinity of Power, Wisdom and Harmony, 209-l. Trinity of the Chaldean oracles, Light, Fire, Flame, 740-l. Trinity of the Christians; origin of the, 552-m. Trinity of the Druids, significance of names of the, 103-l. Trinity of the Father, the Spirit, the Word, 564-m. Trinity, philosophical dissertation on the, 99-m. Trinity represented by the three sides of the Delta, 531-m. Trinity, the three principles of the, 210-u. Tripartite division of the Good principle, a dogma of the Hindus, 604-m. Triple progression of threes has foundation in the three ages of nature, 631-u. Triple progression, three; three times three; three times nine; three times twenty-seven, 631-u. Triple Tau cross in center of a circle and triangle typifies the Sacred Name, 503-m. Triple Tau represents the creating, preserving, destroying powers, 503-m. Triple Tau represents the three great lights of Masonry, 503-m. Triple triangle, a Pythagorean emblem of Health, 634-m. Triple triangle, a symbol of the Triple Covenant and--, 533-m. Triple triangle among all nations a symbol of Deity, 826-l. Triple triangle and a circle are the Sephiroth, 769-l. Triple triangle found in the number of the offspring of Heaven and Earth, 728-l. Tripod of Pythian Priestess embodied a triple-headed serpent, 501-l. Triptolemus gave initiation to Hercules, 586-u. Trismegistus engraved on stone the dogmas of the science of Magism, 839-l. Trismegistus, Hermes, supposed to have written "Minerva Mundi", 790-m. Triune Deity represented by the cord of the initiate, our cable tow, 361-u. Triune Deity symbolized by the three officers, lights, jewels, pillars, 361-u. Triune God of Chinese alluded to by the symbol Y, 429-m. Trowel an emblem of the Degrees of Prince of Jerusalem, 242-m. Trowel and Sword the emblem of the Templars, 816-m. Trowels of the proscribed Templars built tombs for its persecutors, 821-u. Trowel of the Templars is quadruple, making the Kabalist pantacle, 816-m. True God, only religious requisite is a virtuous life and belief in one, 164-u. "True Mason" styled the twenty-third or the twelfth of the fifth class, 782-l. True name of God to be revealed at the coming of the Messiah, 621-m. True Royal Secret which makes possible the Holy Empire, 861-l. True, the Beautiful, the Good, are but revelations of one and the same Being, 708-u. True things refer themselves to a Unity which is Absolute Truth, 702-m. True Word discovered by the aid of the Tetractys, 88-m. True Word found, without naming, in Hu of the Druids, and Fo-Hi, 702-u. True Word of a Mason finds a meaning in the Ineffable Name of Deity, 697-m. True Word of a Master Mason, 727-u. True Word of a Master Mason, 861-l. True Word said to be lost because its meaning was lost, 701-l. Truth a divine attribute, the foundation of virtue, 184-l. Truth and Intelligence are attributes of God, but not of the individual Soul, 607-l. Truth and Intelligence not the eternal attributes of the individual Soul, 852-u. Truth and Intelligence the eternal attributes of God, not of the individual Soul, 852-u. Truth and loyalty needed now as in days of old, 578-m. Truth and morality were virtues practiced by the Druids, 619-u. Truth: amelioration and improvement effected by dissemination of, 218-m. Truth as a basis of all religions, 311-l. Truth at the foundation of the old Heathenism, 599-u. Truth, Christ proclaims the old primitive, 309-u. Truth comes to us tinged and colored with our prejudices, 166-m. Truth concealed from the Profane preserved to the Elect by symbols, 810-u. Truth deposited in a sacred place to be searched for, 785-l. Truth, Divine, given to the first men preserved by Masonry, 136-m. Truth, Divine, symbolized by the Star blazing in the distance, 136-m. Truth hidden under symbols and allegories, 246-l. Truth, incapacity to grasp, prevalent, 77-l. Truth: Indians taught Zoroaster, who taught Pythagoras Primitive, 617-l. Truth is a Divine attribute and the foundation of every virtue, 852-u. Truth is in God and is God under one of His phases, 707-l. Truth, Justice, Right in principle a result of the equilibrium of Wisdom and Power, 859-u. Truth known concerning the nature of Deity contained in the True Word of a Mason. 697-m. Truth, mathematical and practical, the Hermetic universal medicine of the mind, 773-m. Truth, not acceptable to the mass of mankind is the highest, 37-u. Truth, not attainable anywhere is perfect, 223-u. Truth of a less metaphysical and more applicable kind sought after, 682-m. Truth, our duty to press forward in search of, 223-u. Truth overlaid with fictions after the Divine Word became obscured, 599-l. Truth put in practice is the Good, 725-u. Truth represented by symbols and hidden images, 436-u. Truth separable into kinds, 148-l. Truth sometimes reaches us on the borrowed wings of Error, 224-m. Truth sought in general opinion by Socrates, 693-u. Truth symbolized by Light, 148-l. Truth symbolized by the Sun, 776-m. Truth the object of worship of a Masonic Knight, 579-m. Truth, the outflowing of the conjunction of Hakemah and Binah, 763-l. Truth the Sun and Light of the intellectual and visible Universe, 606-u. Truth to the Philosopher not Truth to the Peasant, 224-m. Truth which creates the Future heralded by the Star of Knowledge at its birth, 843-m. Truths, Astronomical details and natural operations in the Mysteries veil great, 375-m. Truths fitted to make earth a Paradise revealed to man, 227-u. Truths have been hated as errors at times by public opinion, 218-l. Truths hidden by symbols and allegories of old fables and superstitions, 508-l. Truths, Masonry teaches all, 148-l. Truths must be committed to the few to preserve their purity, 624-l. Truths of Masonry, 533-538. Truths of Masonry not inculcated, but hinted, 218-u. Truths of primitive revelation veiled from the knowledge of the people, 624-m. Truths of religion inculcated by Masonry, 576-l. Truths of the Period as good as men were capable of receiving, 37-u. Truths: the great fundamental primitive, 609-m. Truths which are concealed are not lost; those discovered are not new, 842-l. Truths which have been and are the law in every age, 227-m. Tsaboath, with Alohayim; symbolism of, 104-m. Tsadoc, Hebrew name for Jupiter, meaning and symbol of, 202-m. Tsadok, the Supreme God of Phoenicia, the Heptaktis, 728-m. Tsemsum the term applied to the first contraction, 746-u. Tsur, Tyre, celebration of the festival of Dec. 25th at, 78-l. Tuscan order of architecture is emblematic of--, 202-u. Twelfth Degree; Grand Master Architect; duties of the, 189-u. Twelfth Degree, teachings of the, 202-l. Twelve chief Eons were the Genii of the Constellations, called Olamin 566-u. Twelve divisions adopted by Plato, Lycurgus, Cecrops, Chun, Romulus, 462-u. Twelve fellowcrafts in search of body and assassins; reference to Stars, 489. Twelve Gods recognized by most ancient peoples, 460-m. Twelve-inch rule and common gavel, 1-m. Twelve is celebrated in the worship of Nature, 638-l. Twelve, number of oxen under Brazen Sea; of stones in the breastplate of the H.P., 61-u. Twelve represents the Articles of Faith; twelve Apostles, etc., 628-u. Twelve signs of the Zodiac related to the Master's legend, 488-u. Twelve signs of the Zodiac represented in the Labyrinth, 459-l. Twelve the image of the Zodiac and the Sun, which rules over it, 638-l. Twelve, the number of lines of equal length that form a cube, 61-u. Twentieth Degree, Master of the Symbolic Lodge, duty of the, 325-u. Twenty-eighth Degree, Knight of the Sun, or Prince Adept, 581. Twenty-fifth Degree, Knight of the Brazen Serpent, teachings, 435-m. Twenty-first Degree, Noachite or Prussian Knight; lessons of the, 334-u. Twenty-fourth Degree, Prince of the Tabernacle, 371-u. Twenty-ninth Degree, Grand Scottish Knight of St. Andrew, 801-u. Twenty-second Degree, Prince of Libanus, Knight of the Royal Axe, 340-u. Twenty-seventh Degree, Knight Commander of the Temple, 578-u. Twenty-sixth Degree, Prince of Mercy or Scottish Trinitarian, 524. Twenty-third Degree, Chief of the Tabernacle, 352-u. Two expresses disorder, the Bad principle, 630-m. Two independent, hostile Gods, according to the Manicheans, 565-l. Two is the Word; One is the Principle, 772-u. Two principles, Good and Evil, acknowledged by philosophers, 660-m. Two principles the basis of the religion of the Magi and of Egypt, 661-l. Two principles whereof heaven and earth are forms, 655-l. Two, symbol of Antagonism; Good and Evil; Light and Darkness, 57-l. Two, with the Chinese, signified disorder, duplicity, 630-l. Typhon, a power set up as an adversary of Osiris to account for Evil, 588-u. Typhon: all stormy passions, etc., that agitate material man come from, 476-m. Typhon, born of the earth, comparable to Python, slain by Apollo, 376-u. Typhon, brother of Osiris, slew him and cut his body in pieces, 475-l. Typhon compared to ignorance by Plutarch, 521-l. Typhon derived from Tupoul, signifying a tree producing apples, 376-m. Typhon, in morals, signifies Pride, Ignorance, Falsehood, 376-l. Typhon is the personification of Winter, the desert, the ocean, 447-l. Typhon put Osiris to death in the Mysteries of Isis at Sais, 405-m. Typhon, Scorpion, ruled over evil genii of the hemisphere of winter, 449-u. Typhon signifies serpent, life which circulates through all nature, 376-m. Typhon signifies the human passions which expel wisdom, 376-m. Typhon slew Osiris when the Sun was in the sign of Scorpion, at the Autumn, 377-l. Typhon, the brother of Osiris, threw his body into the Nile, 589-m. Typhon the principle and source of all evil, confounded with Matter, 255-u. Typhon, the principle of corruption, darkness, evil, 478-u. Typhon, the principle of Evil or Darkness, from the union of earth and Tartarus, 659-l. Typhon, toward autumn the Woman's heel seems to crush the head of, 376-m. Tyrannies of Rome, 3-u. Tyrants use the force of people to enyoke the people, 3-l. Tyre: description and symbolism of the furniture of the Temple at, 410-m. Tyre, location of the Temple of Malkarth; old form, Tsur, 9-m. Tyre, the seat of the celebration of the Phoenician Mysteries, 363-m. Tyrian coins represented serpents in many attitudes, 501-u. Tyrius, Maximus, says God did not spare his son, Hercules, 592-l. Tyrius: Symbolic imagery of Deity defended by Maximus, 515-m.