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This word is capable of at least two interpretations.

1. A significant word in the Third Degree according to the French Rite and some other Rituals (see Mac).

2. In the Order of the Beneficent Knights of the Holy City, the Recipiendary, or Novice, is called Macbenac.

KADOSH
called also the Holly Man. The French phrase is Kadosch ou l’Homme Saint. The Tenth and last Degree of the Rite of Martinism.

KADOSH, GRAND, ELECT KNIGHT
The Sixty-fifth Degree of the Rite of Mizraim

KADOSH, KNIGHT
The Thirtieth Degree of the Scottish Rite

KADOSH OF THE JESUITS
According to Thory (Acta Latomorum i, page 320) this Degree is said to have been invented by the Jesuits of the College of Clermont. The statement is not well supported. De Bonneville’s Masonic Chapter of Clermont was probably, either with or without design, confounded with the Jesuitical College of Clermont (see Jesuits).

KADOSH, PHILOSOPHIC
A modification of the original Kadosh, for which it has been substituted and adopted by the Grand Orient of France. The military character of the Order is abandoned, and the Philo sophic Eadosh wear no swords. Their only weapon is the Word.

KADOSH, PRINCE
A Degree of the collection of Pyron

KADOSH PRINCE OF DEATH
The Twentyseventh Degree of the Rite of Mizraim