Originally posted by Doc Velocity
I own actual Gothic manuscripts, hand-lettered and illuminated, from the 13th & 14th Centuries, although I'm not sure if mine are The Gothic Manuscripts to which you refer. I can't read them fluently, as they are in Latin, but my wife can. In any event, I didn't say that the whack-o mythology was abruptly manufactured in the 19th Century; rather, I believe I stated that "The other Freemason nonsense [meaning the 2000+ year-old mythology that Freemasonry professes] was fabricated, totally dreamed up, by imaginative and zealous members over the centuries that followed." And I still stand by that. I think it's accurate.
— Doc Velocity
I meant the Gothic Manuscripts (as they are usually called) of Freemasonry. These are dated from the middle ages, and most are in the British Museum. They were written in Old English in sort of a Chaucerian style, but translations in modern English are eay to come by.
These often to allude to the allegory of Solomon's Temple, the association of Euclid and Pythagoras with Masonry and the Egyptian Mysteries, etc.
I think I understand what you're trying to say, but I'm not sure I'd use the word "fabricated". The mythology is allegorical and does have meanings, unlike fabrications. Also, the Gothic Manuscripts show that such legends existed in Freemasonry well before the modern period.

