Prussian Scotsman or of St. Andrew

The Table represents

1.º The Sanctuary where the Saffis? Likely referring to the Sapiens or priests Priests offered sacrifices.

2.º The Sun, as it governs the world.

3.º The Moon, as it governs the night.

4.º A column or Pyramid, emblem of that which was found in Egypt long after the Flood.

5.º Noah’s Ark, where divine worship was consecrated.

6.º The Tower of Babel, which the enemies of God began in order to outrage the divinity, emblem of pride and self-love.

7.º The Ark of the Covenant, emblem of that which God established with the children of Israel after their exodus from Egypt, in which were the Tables of the Law.

8. The Temple built on the Square, emblem of the strength of architecture and of Geometry, which is its foundation.

9.º 3 round stones, emblem of the Celestial and Terrestrial Globes and of the Sphere, which represent the Supreme Being who has neither beginning nor end.

10.º 3 cubic stones, emblem of those that were found in the ruins of the ancient Temple with the 3 round stones. The 3 cubic stones represent to us not only all the points of architecture and Geometry in general, but also those of Mathematics.