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This engraving displays three distinct emblems central to the esoteric traditions of the Strict Observance. From left to right, the lion with a square, the phoenix, and the pelican in her piety serve as allegorical representations of strength, resurrection, and self-sacrificial devotion, reflecting the moral and spiritual aspirations of the 18th-century Masonic initiate.

This emblem features a lion—often a symbol of strength and the 'Lion of the Tribe of Judah'—accompanied by an angel sounding a trumpet. The banner 'Ex A Fraternitate' underscores the fraternal bonds and the spiritual awakening central to the order's internal ritualistic practices.
The Rite of Strict Observance (Strikte Observanz), the Templar-Masonic system founded by Baron von Hund in the 1750s. Includes ritual manuscripts, histories by Nettelbladt, correspondence, and documents from the Convent of Wilhelmsbad (1782) that dissolved the system.
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Nettelbladt, C.C.F.W. von

Epi Doré, Auguste de l'

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Pasqualis, Martinez

Spina, Christiani a

Lindt, von

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