Great article, but it SHOULD NOT be published by you or disclosed publicly by any mason, even if it is already in the public domain. Please remove the article!
Comp. Gordon Echlin
Maple Granite Chapter 61
Grand Lodge of Canada in the Province of Ontario

gechlin wrote:

Great article, but it SHOULD NOT be published by you or disclosed publicly by any mason, even if it is already in the public domain. Please remove the article!
Comp. Gordon Echlin
Maple Granite Chapter 61
Grand Lodge of Canada in the Province of Ontario

Dear Bro. Gordon,

-the paper was published in the year 1993 on Vol 2 of Heredom the Transactions of the Scottish Rite Society.
-Arturo de Hoyos is the Grand Archivist and Grand Historian of the Supreme Council, 33°, Southern Jurisdiction, U.S.A. and a well skilled Masonic scholar.
-as he states: This article is based upon a general familiarity with some form of the Royal Arch ritual. It is not a study of the present-day Royal Arch Word nor of its symbolism; rather, it offers one possible source for the trilingual compound word associated with the triangle. For the purposes of this article, irrespective of the rite in which it occurs, this is denominated the Compound Word.


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Sincerely & Fraternally
R.W.Bro. Bruno Gazzo
Editor, PS Review of FM