It Is Finished
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"Shibboleth: A Templar Monitor", by George Cooper Connor, [1894],
\"It Is Finished.\"
In its Latin form,--"Consummatum est","--this was a cherished phrase of the ancient Templar usage. It is to be regretted that its use appears to be entirely dropped by the Modern Order in the United States.
Would it not be a proper complement of the phrase, "In hoc Signo Vinces"," and on reversing the position to use "Consummatum est"?"
"Shibboleth: A Templar Monitor", by George Cooper Connor, [1894],
\"It Is Finished.\"
In its Latin form,--"Consummatum est","--this was a cherished phrase of the ancient Templar usage. It is to be regretted that its use appears to be entirely dropped by the Modern Order in the United States.
Would it not be a proper complement of the phrase, "In hoc Signo Vinces"," and on reversing the position to use "Consummatum est"?"
