Sint Mæcenates, non deerunt, Flacce, Marones.

The laws which govern the institution of Freemasonry are of two kinds, unwritten and written, and may in a manner be compared with the "lex non scripta," or common law, and the "lex seripta," or statute law of English and American jurists.

"Absentem qui rodit amicum, Qui non defendit, alio culpante, * * * *

Ferre non possunt ut illorum Messias communis servator sit, nostrum gaudium, &c. Messias vel decem decies crucifixuri essent, ipsumque Deum si id fieri posset, una cum angelis et creaturis omnibus, nec absterretur ab hoc facto et si mille interna subeunda forent. 6487.

Attacks came hard and fast from the front and both flanks, while a silent soldier thumbed through a formidable card file, apparently to see if I were a persona non grata, or worse, in the records.

Eubulides, in Aristaenetus, married a poor man's child, facie non illaetabili, of a merry countenance, and heavenly visage, in pity of her estate, and that quickly.

The Walker here mentioned was at that time a very young man, not over seventeen or eighteen years of age, and made his first hit in the "Non-juror."

Itaque non libenter dico, quod præsens institutum dicere cogit.

Retzius, lib. de rebus 6 non naturalibus.

Qui Bavium non odit &c., is curse sufficient.

And he adds, in verse, "Con l'altre donne mia vista gabbate, E non pensate, donna, onde si mova Ch'io vi rassembri sì figura nova, Quando riguardo la vostra beltate," &c. Son.

"Fieri potest ut recte quis sentiat, sed id quod sentit polite eloqui non possit."

In a word, he was omnifariam doctus, a general scholar, a great student; and to the intent he might better contemplate, I find it related by some, that he put out his eyes, and was in his old age voluntarily blind, yet saw more than all Greece besides, and writ of every subject, Nihil in toto opificio naturae, de quo non scripsit.

Hic etiam non succedunt Reges per generationem sed per electionem, vt assumatur non nobilior, aut fortior, sed morigeratior, et iustior, 50 ad minus annorum, nullam habens sobolem aut vxorem, seruaturque illic iusticiæ rigor in plena censura, in omnibus et contra omnes, etiamsi forefecerit ipse Rex, qui nec eximitur a traditis legibus pro concupiscentia vel contemptione quarumlibet personarum.

'Non aliter quàm qui adverso vix flumine

Non vider gli occhi miei.

Non-attendance was severely punished by the culprits being beaten on the soles of the feet, whipped with iron rods, "pinched and sucked by their familiars till their heart's blood cometill they repent them of their sloth, &c." Many regulations were, however, to be observed after the above initiatory ceremony, which we have given at length in consequence of its singularity.

Prayer is a conversation with God, but a soul loving sin cannot converse with God; "Peccatores Deus non audit" (St. John, ix. 31).

Howsoever as Martianus foolishly supposeth, Aetherii Daemones non curant res humanas, they care not for us, do not attend our actions, or look for us, those ethereal spirits have other worlds to reign in belike or business to follow.