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<p>Created page with &quot;{{CTD article |term=Magnetic Masonry |person=No |short name=Magnetic Masonry |description=Also called “Iatric” masonry. It is described as a Brotherhood of Healers (from &#039;...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{CTD article<br /> |term=Magnetic Masonry<br /> |person=No<br /> |short name=Magnetic Masonry<br /> |description=Also called “Iatric” masonry. It is described as a Brotherhood of Healers (from &#039;&#039;iatrikê &#039;&#039;a Greek word meaning “the art of healing”), and is greatly used by the “Brothers of Light ”as Kenneth Mackenzie states in the &#039;&#039;Royal Masonic Cyclopedia&#039;&#039;. There appears to be a tradition in some secret Masonic works—so says Ragon at any rate, the great Masonic authority—to the effect that there was a Masonic degree called the Oracle of Cos, “instituted in the eighteenth century B.c., from the fact that Cos was the birthplace of Hippocrates”. The &#039;&#039;iatrikê &#039;&#039;was a distinct characteristic of the priests who took charge of the patients in the ancient &#039;&#039;Asclepia&#039;&#039;, the temples where the god Asclepios (Æsculapius) was said to heal the sick and the lame {{ctd-source|TG}}.<br /> }}</div>

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