et cetera, et cetera 英文人行道: manse, manson, freemanson, guild, quire/choir, A Masonic lodge,masonry structure.Obelisk in Washington, D.C., U.S., honouring George Washington, the first president of the United States.

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manse, manson, freemanson, guild, quire/choir, A Masonic lodge,masonry structure.Obelisk in Washington, D.C., U.S., honouring George Washington, the first president of the United States.

A gallery at the Met called the “Performance Pyramid” features a large artwork by Terry Adkins, showing obelisks brought from Egypt to Rome by conquerors.

Center to left, Terry Adkins, “Obelisks in Rome,” 2010, marks the enormous monuments brought from ancient Egypt. Performances will take place in this room throughout the run of the show.Credit...Jeenah Moon for The New York Times

關於共濟會的陰謀論比比皆是。但真正的蘇格蘭共濟會（Masonic）歷史，雖然已經被遺忘了幾百年，仍然隱藏在大庭廣眾間。
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Cathedral-building has always been a dangerous business. In the Middle Ages casualties were expected, but in the days of health-and-safety accidents are rare. Hence the horror in Durham when, on September 3rd 2010, a stained-glass artist fell from a ladder as he helped to fix a new stained-glass window in the south quire aisle of the cathedral http://econ.st/1Uyd1PZ

Michael Lassen

ALMOST nothing is known of the men who built the great medieval cathedrals. A mason's mark chiselled on a column; a game of nine-men's-morris scratched on a...

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The Old Manse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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The Old Manse is a historic manse famous for its American literary associations. It is now owned and operated as a nonprofit museum by the Trustees of ...

一九五八年今日世界出版社給當時的台大外文系教授夏濟安出版了兩卷中英對照的美國《名家散文選讀》。董橋曾經對我說過，夏先生的翻譯，他特別欣賞霍桑的〈古屋雜憶〉（The Old Manse）這一篇，因為讀來不像翻譯，而是一篇古雅的散文。

Florence's "Il Cupolone" is the largest masonry dome in the world. The history behind the dome's creation-designed by a goldsmith with no formal architectural training-might surprise you.

Brunelleschi's Dome

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Read the story behind the most miraculous edifice of the Renaissance.

Google Says Guild Can't Stand in Place of Authors in Suit

Google asked a judge to dismiss a copyright lawsuit by an authors group over a proposed digital library of books, saying the group can't stand in the place of individual authors in making copyright claims.

Obelisk in Washington, D.C., U.S., honouring George Washington, the first president of the United States. Based on a design by Robert Mills (b. 1781 — d. 1855), it was built between 1848 and 1884. It is constructed of granite faced with Maryland marble and is some 555.5 ft (169.3 m) high, the world's tallest masonry structure. Inserted in the interior walls are more than 190 carved stones presented by various individuals, cities, states, and foreign countries. It is located on grounds that are a westward extension of the Mall. The top can be reached by elevator or by an interior iron stairway. It underwent a major restoration in the 1990s and reopened in 2001.

A Masonic lodge, often termed a private lodge or constituent lodge, is the basic organisational unit of Freemasonry. It is also commonly, but erroneously, used as a term for a building in which such a unit meets.

masonry[ma・son・ry]
発音記号[méisnri][名]

1 [U]（建物の）石造部分.

2 ((しばしばM-))＝freemasonry 2.The lawsuit in France had the backing of the country's authors' guild. The publishing houses had demanded $21 million from Google, a sum they argued was necessary to grab the attention of the powerful Internet company.

The court stopped shy of the publishers' demands, ordering Google to pay $430,000 in damages and interest.

Freemasons: Fact vs. Fiction

By M.J. Stephey

In his new book, 'The Masonic Myth,' Jay Kinney dispels conspiracy theories about the Freemasons and writes about his experience in the secretive group

The Quire - Westminster Abbey

www.westminster-abbey.org/archive/visit-us/highlights/the-quire

The Quire. The choir was originally the part of the Abbey in which the monks ... The north choir aisle is known as Musicians' Aisle where Purcell, John Blow, ...

freemanson

1. Craftsman capable of hewing, dressing, and setting freestones.
2. Person ‘Free’ of the Masons' Guilds, i.e. a Freeman.
3. Itinerant mason, emancipated, so able to travel widely to carry out work, enjoying an élite status among craftsmen.
4. Member of a secret or tacit Brotherhood organized into groups (Lodges) as a system of morality illustrated by symbols, allegories, and rituals, probably originating in the late C16 in Scotland.

guild
━━ n. ギルド ((中世の同業組合)); （今日の）（同業）組合.