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Jean-Guillaume Cuvelier and the Order of the Sacred Sophisiens, the source of the rites of the Egyptians

Under the auspices of Horus!

egyptomania The blooming under the Consulate and the Empire is not the first source to which the rituals known as "Egyptian" will find their growth. Previously, we knew the novel Sethos a work Abbé Jean Terrasson (1670-1750), Fables Egyptian Pernety Antoine-Joseph (1716-1796), the influence of the Crate-repo to disputed paternity, but especially Silence of the Royal Order of Architects Africans or more commonly Architects Africans or even Egyptians Architects, founded in 1767 by Karl Friedrich von Köppen (1734-1797). Included again for the inspiration, the writings of Athanasius Kircher in 1652, those of course, court Gebelin with the Primitive World . Nor us can not ignore Cagliostro Grand Copt, and his box-mother, the famous Wisdom triumphant. And Magic Flute , Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and finally to complete the novel Eckartshausen, The trip Kosti

By cons, is underestimated, we forget sometimes, a flowering of mystical and initiatory orders, each with a specific ritual adopted in 1780 as the Primitive Rite of Philadelphi ( Narbonne I said), the Rite of the Perfect insiders Egypt in 1785 Aliette said Etteilla, Friends of the Desert in Toulouse in 1806. Finally, the present one particular the Order of the Sacred Sophisiens, in 1801.

But who is its founder, Jean-Guillaume Cuvelier?

• He was born January 15, 1766, in an aristocratic family in Boulogne-sur-Mer, where the addition of Trye to his name (not used).
• High School College of Grassins in Paris.
• Law Studies (Paris?) A practicing lawyer until 1789 in Boulogne.
• 1793: Commissioner of the Western Armies.
• 1799: Officer of the Hussars Consular Guard.
• 1804: Commander of the Company Interpreters (Camp de Boulogne).
• 1805: Campaign Prussia, Poland He came back physically exhausted and kept all his life sequelae.
• 1806: Exits Army enters the jurisdiction where he was appointed to the Commission of Public Instruction.

Henceforth, he devoted himself to the Humanities (poetry novels), playwright, he wrote a hundred pieces, musician while pursuing his career Masonic

• 1801: Creation of Order of the Sacred Sophisiens . In 1801 Jean-Guillaume Cuvelier created with the help of former officers of the Army of Egypt, a ritual working under the auspices of Horus, and under the direction of Grand Isiarque, gives the High-Aspiring grades, Insider and Member of the Great Mysteries.

"No one in the pyramids of the Republic French, if he does not aspire acacia.

are listed in Table: Live Denon Millien, Monge, Geoffrey Holtz, Villoteaul, Marshal Bessieres, generals Reygnier, Menou de Lacepede, d'Estaing.

Masonic His musical work is important.

Robert Amadou, in his second preface to the remarkable study by Serge Caillet, Egyptian Freemasonry of Memphis-Mizraim in fact still the citation while reducing its actual existence, creating the doubt "at least according to Ragon, the only witness of the case".

• 1802: Founder, the Venerable Lodge Brothers Artists .
• 1824: died May 25, 1824 in Paris and his Order does not survive him. His body is buried in Pere Lachaise Cemetery , his tomb is a pyramid ...! (26 ° div. Q. 27)

Some pieces are famous in their time and totally forgotten nowadays :

• Girl wild.
• The codicil.
• Hand iron.
• Girl beggar.
• Jean Sbogar.
• The Maccabees.
• The Battle of Aboukir
• Death Kleber
• La Belle English.

Biographies:

Besuchet, historian of Freemasonry.

Fayolle (Biographie Universelle).

Shows Almanac 1824, obituary.

Other biographical sources:

CAILLET, Serge, Freemasonry Egyptian Memphis-Mizraim , Paris, Ed Dervy, 2003.

Galtier, Michel, Egyptian Masonry, Paris, Editions du Rocher, 1994.

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