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	== Links ==		== Links ==
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	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[En:~~Philaletes Society\|Philaletes~~ Society]]		*[[En:Philalethes Society]]

	== Links ==		== Links ==

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			[[Datei:Philalethes journal.jpg\|right\|350px]]

			[[Datei:23022418 10155632943332850 1519921352 n.png\|thumb\|350px\|Cover by Bro [[Jens Rusch]]]]

	[[Datei:~~23022418 10155632943332850 1519921352 n~~.~~png~~\|thumb\|~~400px~~\|~~Cover by Bro~~ [[~~Jens Rusch~~]]]]		[[Datei:Illminaten-philalethes.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|Top-left to right: [[Johann Joachim Christoph Bode]] (1730-1793), Illuminatus; [[Landgraf Christian von Hessen-Darmstadt]] (1763–1830), Illuminatus; [[Landgraf Ludwig X. von Hessen-Darmstadt]] (1753-1830), Illuminatus; [[Carl Theodor Anton Maria Reichsfreiherr von Dalberg]] (1744-1817), Illuminatus; [[Carl Eberhard Freiherr von Wächter]] (1746-1825), Illuminatus; [[Herzog Ferdinand von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel]] (1721-1792), Illuminatus.]]

	~~== Philalethes: The Journal ==~~

	~~of Masonic Research & Letters~~

	[[~~Datei:Phila~~.~~jpg\|thumb\|350px\|The Winter 2011 issue of Philalethes shipped early this week. This edition features articles by David Harrison~~, ~~Robert M. Davis~~, ~~Dan Hrinko~~, ~~Beat Schwendimann~~, ~~William Peake, Shawn Eyer and others. See the complete table of contents at http://www.freemasonry.org/journal~~.~~php~~]]

	~~[[Datei~~:Illminaten-philalethes.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|Top-left to right: [[Johann Joachim Christoph Bode]] (1730-1793), Illuminatus; [[Landgraf Christian von Hessen-Darmstadt]] (1763–1830), Illuminatus; [[Landgraf Ludwig X. von Hessen-Darmstadt]] (1753-1830), Illuminatus; [[Carl Theodor Anton Maria Reichsfreiherr von Dalberg]] (1744-1817), Illuminatus; [[Carl Eberhard Freiherr von Wächter]] (1746-1825), Illuminatus; [[Herzog Ferdinand von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel]] (1721-1792), Illuminatus.]]		== Philalethes: The Journal of Masonic Research & Letters==

	Since 1946, Philalethes has provided Masonic light to generations of Freemasons. That tradition continues today. Now expanded to 44 pages per issue, Philalethes presents thought-provoking articles on Masonic symbolism, ritual, history, art and philosophy, as well as careful book reviews and insightful editorial content. Many consider Philalethes to be the finest Masonic magazine available today. Learn how to subscribe.		Since 1946, Philalethes has provided Masonic light to generations of Freemasons. That tradition continues today. Now expanded to 44 pages per issue, Philalethes presents thought-provoking articles on Masonic symbolism, ritual, history, art and philosophy, as well as careful book reviews and insightful editorial content. Many consider Philalethes to be the finest Masonic magazine available today. Learn how to subscribe.
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	== Karl R. H. Frick on The Philalèthes ==		== Karl R. H. Frick on The Philalèthes ==

	Courtesy of [[Terry Melanson]]		'''Courtesy of [[Terry Melanson]]'''

	The following sketch is translated from Karl R. H. Frick’s ''Die Erleuchteten: Gnostisch-theosophische und alchemistisch-rosenkreuzerische Geheimgesellschaften bis zum Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts, ein Beitrag zur Geistesgeschichte der Neuzeit'' (1973), p. 574 ff., originally included as an appendix at the end of McBean and Gabirro, A Complete History Of The Ancient And Primitive Rite (2002). There were a few mistakes with spelling and grammar, etc., so I’ve cleaned it up, while providing annotations, links and illustrations.		The following sketch is translated from Karl R. H. Frick’s ''Die Erleuchteten: Gnostisch-theosophische und alchemistisch-rosenkreuzerische Geheimgesellschaften bis zum Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts, ein Beitrag zur Geistesgeschichte der Neuzeit'' (1973), p. 574 ff., originally included as an appendix at the end of McBean and Gabirro, A Complete History Of The Ancient And Primitive Rite (2002). There were a few mistakes with spelling and grammar, etc., so I’ve cleaned it up, while providing annotations, links and illustrations.
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	=== The Philalèthes ===		=== The Philalèthes ===

	[[Datei:Gleichen-philalethes.jpg\|thumb\|left\|500px\|Part of a briefing by Savalette de Langes sent to Chefdebien, in order to prepare the letter for his participation at the Congress of Wilhelmsbad. This report is about Baron de Gleichen (1735-1807). A simple cypher within the text identifies him as both an Élus Coëns and a member of the Amis Réunis Philalèthe of the 12 class. The Philalèthes recruited at [[Wilhelmsbad]] as vigorously as did the Bavarian Illuminati (of which Gleichen was a member: alias, Pomponatius).]]		'''By Karl R. H. Frick'''

	By Karl R. H. Frick

	As a continuation of the Élus Coëns,1 but also as far as the doctrine is concerned of the Illuminés of Avignon, the Philalèthes are part of the mystical Freemasonry in France. The Philalèthes or Searchers of Truth was the name of the masonic-hermetic system founded in Paris in 1773. This we will investigate now.		As a continuation of the Élus Coëns,1 but also as far as the doctrine is concerned of the Illuminés of Avignon, the Philalèthes are part of the mystical Freemasonry in France. The Philalèthes or Searchers of Truth was the name of the masonic-hermetic system founded in Paris in 1773. This we will investigate now.
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	==== Philalèthes ====		==== Philalèthes ====

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	Practically, the Philalèthes had connections with nearly all contemporary secret or open representatives of the societies and groups, occupying themselves with classic doctrines or gnostic-theosophical or pansophical religious doctrines. Their library and archive, instituted since 1775 until 1780 contained precious volumes and manuscripts from all areas of masonic, alchemistic-rosicrucian and mystic-occult richness of thought. At a very early stage there was a cordial harmony between the Amis Réunis and the Masons at Lyon. Savalette had a very good personal relation with Willermoz and Saint-Martin. Since 1775, the moment the 12th class of Master of all Degrees existed, the contacts with the ‘Inner Order’ of the Chevaliers Bienfaisants were so good, that temporarily in January 1781 a ‘free relation’ of both secret societies was under discussion. But the denying attitude of the Philalèthes to the Scottish Directories and their supposed Knights Templar past made this plan finally fail.		Practically, the Philalèthes had connections with nearly all contemporary secret or open representatives of the societies and groups, occupying themselves with classic doctrines or gnostic-theosophical or pansophical religious doctrines. Their library and archive, instituted since 1775 until 1780 contained precious volumes and manuscripts from all areas of masonic, alchemistic-rosicrucian and mystic-occult richness of thought. At a very early stage there was a cordial harmony between the Amis Réunis and the Masons at Lyon. Savalette had a very good personal relation with Willermoz and Saint-Martin. Since 1775, the moment the 12th class of Master of all Degrees existed, the contacts with the ‘Inner Order’ of the Chevaliers Bienfaisants were so good, that temporarily in January 1781 a ‘free relation’ of both secret societies was under discussion. But the denying attitude of the Philalèthes to the Scottish Directories and their supposed Knights Templar past made this plan finally fail.
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	# Asiatic Brethren [Die Brüder St. Johannes des Evangelisten aus Asien in Europa].		# Asiatic Brethren [Die Brüder St. Johannes des Evangelisten aus Asien in Europa].
	# See Porset, op. cit., for hundreds of pages of specific answers each participant provided at the Convent. For a typical example (ibid., pp. 360-367), the third question on which societies or groups had originally possessed the Masonic science, we read answers such as the mystery schools of Egypt and India, the Hebrews, Essenes, Pythagoras and Jesus (F.·. de Beyerle); the Kabbalah, Hermes Trismegistus, the Egyptians, Phoenicians, Greeks and Druids (F.·. Giroust); the first Christians and the Gnostics (F.·. de Gleichen); the Priests of Egypt and the Gymnosophists, the priests of ancient religions, cenobitic monks, philosophers, and the religious knights during the crusades (F.·. de Marnezia); the priests and prophets of Israel, Nazarites, Therapeutes, Rechabites, Madianites, the cult of Isis and Osiris, Jethro, Balaam, the three wise men (thought to have been Zoroastrians), Albert the great, the theosophists influenced by Rosenkreutz and Paracelsus, Robert Fludd, Jakob Böhme and Van Helmont, Porphyry of Tyre, Hypatia of Alexandria, and Iamblichus (F.·. Le Normand), etc.		# See Porset, op. cit., for hundreds of pages of specific answers each participant provided at the Convent. For a typical example (ibid., pp. 360-367), the third question on which societies or groups had originally possessed the Masonic science, we read answers such as the mystery schools of Egypt and India, the Hebrews, Essenes, Pythagoras and Jesus (F.·. de Beyerle); the Kabbalah, Hermes Trismegistus, the Egyptians, Phoenicians, Greeks and Druids (F.·. Giroust); the first Christians and the Gnostics (F.·. de Gleichen); the Priests of Egypt and the Gymnosophists, the priests of ancient religions, cenobitic monks, philosophers, and the religious knights during the crusades (F.·. de Marnezia); the priests and prophets of Israel, Nazarites, Therapeutes, Rechabites, Madianites, the cult of Isis and Osiris, Jethro, Balaam, the three wise men (thought to have been Zoroastrians), Albert the great, the theosophists influenced by Rosenkreutz and Paracelsus, Robert Fludd, Jakob Böhme and Van Helmont, Porphyry of Tyre, Hypatia of Alexandria, and Iamblichus (F.·. Le Normand), etc.

			[[Datei:Gleichen-philalethes.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Part of a briefing by Savalette de Langes sent to Chefdebien, in order to prepare the letter for his participation at the Congress of Wilhelmsbad. This report is about Baron de Gleichen (1735-1807). A simple cypher within the text identifies him as both an Élus Coëns and a member of the Amis Réunis Philalèthe of the 12 class. The Philalèthes recruited at [[Wilhelmsbad]] as vigorously as did the Bavarian Illuminati (of which Gleichen was a member: alias, Pomponatius).]]

	==See also==		==See also==

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	Since 1946, Philalethes has provided Masonic light to generations of Freemasons. That tradition continues today. Now expanded to 44 pages per issue, Philalethes presents thought-provoking articles on Masonic symbolism, ritual, history, art and philosophy, as well as careful book reviews and insightful editorial content. Many consider Philalethes to be the finest Masonic magazine available today. Learn how to subscribe.		Since 1946, Philalethes has provided Masonic light to generations of Freemasons. That tradition continues today. Now expanded to 44 pages per issue, Philalethes presents thought-provoking articles on Masonic symbolism, ritual, history, art and philosophy, as well as careful book reviews and insightful editorial content. Many consider Philalethes to be the finest Masonic magazine available today. Learn how to subscribe.

	~~=== Current Issue, Winter 2011 ===~~

	*[[Robert G. Davis]] The New American Mason: Generations Together in Private Conclaves of Manhood
	*[[Daniel D. Hrinko]] The Formation of a Craft Driven Lodge
	*[[David Harrison]] From [[Elias Ashmole]] to [[Arthur Edward Waite]]
	*[[Helmuth Svoboda]] Wanted: Ashlarists
	*[[Beat Schwendimann]] The First Stone
	*[[William Peake]] The Passages of a Mason: Fellow Craft
	*[[Shawn Eyer]] The Anchor and the Ark: Symbols of Faith, Hope and the Persistence of Tradition
	*[[Shawn Eyer]] review: Observing the Craft by [[Andrew Hammer]]
	*[[Erik L. Arneson]] review: The Royal Arch Journey by [[Neville Barker Cryer]]
	*[[Robert I. Clegg]] Voices of the Fellows

	== Karl R. H. Frick on The Philalèthes ==		== Karl R. H. Frick on The Philalèthes ==

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