What are the degrees in Memphis Misraim?

The degrees of the Ancient and Primitive Rite numbering ninety-five in total begin with the three symbolic Craft degrees and are structured across three series 1. The degree system saw reordering and renaming over time, with variant iterations of the Rite of Memphis recognizing ninety-six degrees, and others ninety-seven under a Grand Hierophant 1.

When reduced as the Antient and Primitive Rite, the system condensed these degrees, placing the Knight of the Red Eagle—originally No. 24 in the Rite of Memphis—as its 12th degree 2. Among the higher degree titles and structural designations associated with the Rite of Memphis were the Sages of the Pyramids, Grand Architects of the Mysterious City, and Sovereign Princes of the Magi of the Sanctuary of Memphis 1.

Upon the absorption of the Rite of Memphis into the Grand Orient of France, the higher degrees were suppressed within that jurisdiction, and lodges of the Rite were restricted strictly to conferring the three Craft degrees of Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft, and Master Mason 1.