 | 1754 - 670 pages
...He al'.'i knsw the jrue lyllon of the world lately revived bv CuptrVor-.XVI. dance'!. (10) Grc/î», is the name of a place in England. The place here meant is Crotona, a city of Círecii Magna, which in the time of ïythago. ras wat very pjpnJouc. (li) .'•'vr.i' i uV The word... | |
 | Jonathan Scot (Freemason of London.) - 1754 - 352 pages
...Underftanding, has by the fame Method of Irony, given a general Name to modern Dunces. (10) GROTON. GROTON is the Name of a Place in ENGLAND. The Place here meant is CKOTONA a City of GREC i A MAGNA, which L 5 ia in the Time of PYTHAGORAS was very populous. (n) FYRSTE... | |
 | Freemasons - 1767 - 466 pages
...Underftanding, has, by the fame Method of Irony, given a general Name to modern Dunces. (8) GROTON. GROTON is the Name of a Place in ENGLAND. The Place...which in the Time of PYTHAGORAS was very populous. Queft. DOTHE Maconnes defcouer hefle Artes unto Odhers ? Anfw. PETER GOWER, whenne hejourneyedde to... | |
 | William Huddesford - 1772 - 442 pages
...ironical fenfe. Thus DUNS ScoTUS, a man famed for the fubtilty and acutenefs of his underftanding, has by the fame method of irony, given a general name...ENGLAND. The place here meant is CROTONA a city of GRECIA MACNA, which in the time of PYTHAGORAS was very populous. ( 1 1 ) Fyrfte made. The word MADE I fuppofe... | |
 | William Huddesford, Thomas Warton - 1772 - 434 pages
...understanding, has by the fame method of irony, given a general name to modern dunces. (10) Groton. GROTON is the name of a place in ENGLAND. The place here meant is CROTONA a city of GRECIA MACNA, which in the time of PYTHAGORAS was very populous. ( 1 1 ) Fyrfle made. The word MADE I fuppofe... | |
 | William Hutchinson - 1795 - 386 pages
...understanding, has, by the same method of irony, given a general name to modern dunces. (10) GROTON.] Groton is the name of a place in England. The place...which, in the time of Pythagoras, was very populous. (u) FYRSTE made.] The word MADE, I suppose, has a particular meaning among the Masons: perhaps it signifies... | |
 | Laurence Dermott - 1805 - 294 pages
...strongelyche togedert bey the Proffytte, and commodytye comynge to the Confrerie heffromme. * * " (lb) Groton. Groton is the name of a place in England. The place...which in the time of Pythagoras was very populous. (11) Fyrsle made. The word made I suppose has a particular meaning among the Masons, perhaps it signifies,... | |
 | 1811 - 450 pages
...understanding, has by the same method of irony, given a general name to modern dunces. (10) Groton. Groton is the name of a place in England. The place...which in the time of Pythagoras was very populous. (1 1) Fyrate made. The word made I suppose has a particular meaning among the masons, perhaps it signifies... | |
 | Laurence Dermott - 1813 - 310 pages
...understanding, has, by the same method of irony, given a general name to modern dunces. (10) Groton. — Groton is the name of a place in England, The place here meant is Crofona, a city of Grecia Magna, which, in the lime of Pythagoras was very populous. Quest. Dotlie... | |
 | Samuel Cole, Freemasons. Grand Lodge of Maryland - 1817 - 462 pages
...Saxon, is philosopher, wiseman.or wizard." j Groten. "Groton is the name of a place in England. The pace here meant is Crotona, a city of Grecia Magna, which in the time of Pythagoras was very populous. I Alaconnet havethe comrmmycatedtk, 8u:. "This paragraph hath something remarkable in it. It contains... | |
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Groton. Groton is the name of a place in England. The place here meant is Crotona, a city of Grecia Magna, which in the time of Pythagoras was very populous. 
