mohammed_beiruti
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thanks mestemia it was a useful information.
however, I think that the list of freemasons includes more names than it is mentioned in the article.
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Masonry?
- Thread starter Wornout
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thanks mestemia it was a useful information.
however, I think that the list of freemasons includes more names than it is mentioned in the article.
mohammed_beiruti
Active Member
Mr wornout what are your Ideas about the "Eagle and shield" symbol, what does it stand for?
well, many countries have this symbol as it's national embelem(or seal)
Germany
Austria
United States of America
as far as I know the eagle or phoenix is a common masonic symbol
well, many countries have this symbol as it's national embelem(or seal)
Germany
Austria
United States of America
as far as I know the eagle or phoenix is a common masonic symbol