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PREFACE

Clavel, however, says that these existed in the Roman Collegia (Histoire pittoresque, p. 82).

  1. Religious Thought and Heresy in the Middle Ages, p. 372.
  1. The Spirit of Islam, p. 337.
  1. Secret Sects of Syria and the Lebanon, p. 181 (1922).
  1. See, for example, Bouillet's Dictionnaire Universel d'Histoire et de Géographie (1860), article or Templars: "Les Francs-Maçons prétendent se rattacher à cette secte."
  1. Lexicon of Freemasonry, p. 185.
  1. Findel, Geschichte der Freimaurerei, II. 156, 157 (1892 edition). Dr. Bussell (op. cit., p. 804), referring to Dupuy's work, also observes: "An editor of a later edition (Brussels, 1751) undoubtedly was a Freemason who tried to clear the indictment and affiliate to the condemned Order the new and rapidly increasing brotherhood of speculative deism."
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