court cards and common cards alternated, perpendicularly. As a curiosity, we will give a wonderful court tarot in nine squares, that enjoys the distinction of being the most unique of all tarots, inasmuch as but few of them exist. The same is true also of one co-ordinating tarot in clubs, diamonds, and spades, the only rival to the one given. The reader will
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notice that the three Queens form one diagonal in Order to make the spot values 36, correct, while the other diagonal contains the three clubs that are necessary to give the solar and suit values. In no other way can a tarot be formed in three suits.
On the following page we give a mystic chart that has been in the archives of the Order for ages. It represents a magic square of words in the first square, where the letters are so arranged that a number of the symbolic
