Morals and Dogma

Let's begin by looking again at the Pythagorean theorem, and in particular the Pythagorean theorem triangle coined as Euclid's 47th proposition, the right triangle of legs length 3 and 4 and hypotneuse length 5. This particular copy of the Pythagorean, or Pi, triangle known as Euclid's 47th has been passed on along to us by the goodly Mason Albert Pike, and comes to us from page 789 of Morals and Dogma, his masterful work upon the subject of Free Masonry.