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The angle, or the meeting of the celestial and the terrestrial. As they possess nothing in common, they touch, but do not cross one another. This sign represents the reciprocation between God and the World. In Masonic lodges of the Middles Ages the right angle was the sign of Justice and Integrity.
— Rudolph Koch, The Book of Signs (p1)
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| current | 21:34, 2 January 2021 | | 237 × 237 (2 KB) | ConsciousCode (talk | contribs) | {{symbol|strokes=2}} {{quote| The angle, or the meeting of the celestial and the terrestrial. As they possess nothing in common, they touch, but do not cross one another. This sign represents the reciprocation between God and the World. In Masonic lodges of the Middles Ages the right angle was the sign of Justice and Integrity. |by=Rudolph Koch |source=The Book of Signs (p1) }} Category:Symbols in the Book of Signs |
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