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Origin and History of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
The article traces the origin of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine from its Islamic roots in Mecca under the Prophet’s kin and its spread through Europe and America. It details key figures, temples, and rituals, including Mecca Temple New York and the 125 North American temples, with notes on symbols like the crescent and sun and their esoteric meanings.
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Mizpah Temple
the Majestic
Shrine
Mystic Shrine
Fort Wayne
Band
Patrol
E. I. Merritt
C. E. Read
W. E. Cook
F. E. Stonder
van B. Perrine
C. A. Wilding
C.D. Tilo
Arthur F. Hall
Myron Downing
E. M. Wilson
A. S. Bond
The
Majestic
Kalif Ale
Mohammed
Mekkah
Arabia
Imperial Council
Allah
Europe
Adam Weishaupt
University of Ingolstadt
Bavaria
Ita
Aristotle
Pythagoras
Plato
Confucius
Ingolatadt
Frederick the Great
Mirabeau
Orleans
Goethe
Spinoza
Kant
Lord Bacon
Persia
Turkey
Mekkab
Aleppo
A. D
Cairo
Egypt
America
Walter M. Fleming
A. A. S. Kite
Columbian Commandry No. 1
Knights Templar
New York
Rizki Allat Hassoon Effendee
Noble Fleming
A. L Rawson
William J. Florence
Edward Eddy
Daniel Sickles
Charles T. McClenachan
John W. Simons
Albert P. Morriarty
Aaron L. Northrop
Sherwood C. Campbell
Oswald Merle d’ Aubigne
James 8. Chappel
John A. Moore
George W. Millar
Mecca
Syria
London
England
Rizk Alah Hass von Effendee
Damascus
Rochester
N. Y
Mt. Sinai
Montpelier
Cleveland
Ohio
Mizpah
North America
New York City
Los Angeres
Cal
Orient
Diana
Artemis
Phoebe
Cynthia