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A complete index of every paper published by Quatuor Coronati Lodge across its full history is not contained in the available library, which records a selection of papers printed in its Transactions, Ars Quatuor Coronatorum.

Papers recorded in the 1888 volume of the Transactions include On Some Old Scottish Masonic Customs by R. F. Gould 2; The Steinmetz Theory, critically examined by G. W. Speth 2; On an Early Version of the Hiramic Legend by Prof. T. Hayter Lewis 2; Freemasonry and Hermeticism by Rev. A. F. A. Woodford 2; On the Orientation of Temples by Sir C. Warren 2; Connecting Links between Ancient and Modern Freemasonry, from a Non-Masonic Standpoint by W. J. Hughan 2; The Religion of Freemasonry illuminated by the Kabbalah by W. W. Westcott 2; The Quatuor Coronati: the Legend as given in the Arundel MS. by Rev. A. F. A. Woodford 2; English Freemasonry before the Era of Grand Lodges (1717) by R. F. Gould 2; The Apostle St. Paul, a Mason by C. H. Tendler, translated by G. W. Speth 2; and The Threefold Division of Temples by W. Simpson 2.

Additional papers published in the Transactions include Lane's Masters Lodges (1888 and 1895) 1, Date of Origin of the Grand Lodge of the Ancient 1751 (1892) 1, and Another New List of Lodges, A.D. 1732 (1898) 1, as well as his Early Lodges of Freemasons, Their Constitution and Warrants, 1717-1760 1. A paper examining the 1725 minute book of the Philo-Musicae et Architecturae Societas was published in the Transactions by Robert F. Gould in 1903 1.

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