Masonic Rules according to the Resolutions of the Convent of Wilhelmsbad ([1785] "5785") - Page 3

⚠The image shows a blank flyleaf or endpaper. All visible text and decorative elements are mirror-image "show-through" (bleed-through) from the reverse side of the leaf, which appears to be the title page for a volume of Goethe's works.

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The markings visible on this page are not original to this side; they are a mirror-image show-throughAlso known as bleed-through, this occurs when ink from the reverse side of a leaf is visible through the paper, often due to the age or thinness of the material. of the text from the following page. These faint, reversed impressions appear to come from a title page for the works of Johann Wolfgang von GoetheGoethe (1749–1832) was a preeminent German poet and a member of the Masonic order. His inclusion here reflects the intersection of Enlightenment literature and Masonic thought..