the Rosicrucians.-- Lexicon of Freemasonry , p. 150.
- Ragon, Mafonnerie Occulte, p. 91.
- Gustave Bord, La Franc-Maçonnerie en Francs, des Origines à 1815, p. 212 (1908).
- Letter from General Rainsford of October 1782, quoted in Transactions of the Jewish Historical Society, Vol. VIII. p. 125.
- De Luchet (Essai sur la Sects des Illuminés, p. 212) refers to the following works in connexion with the Order:
- Nouvelles authentiques des Chevaliers et Frères Initiés d'Asie.
- Reçoit-on, peut-on recevoir les Juifs parmi les Franc-Maçons?
- Nouvelles authentiques de l'Asie, by Frederick de Bascamp, nommé Lazapolski (1787).
Wolfstieg, in his Bibliograpkie der Freimaurischer Ltteratur, Vol. II. p. 283, gives Friedrich Münter as the author of the first of the above, and also mentions amongst others a work by Gustave Brabée, Die Asiatischen Brüder in Berlin und Wien. But none of these are to be found in the British Museum, nor is the book of Rolling