The Secret History of Freemasonry

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Chapter 3—Ecclesiastical and Monastic Associations

1. Mabillon, Acta Sanct. Ord. Bened 25, no. 28.


2. See Caumont, Essais sur l'architecture religieuse du Moyen Age
   (Caen: Imprimerie de A. Hardel, 1841), 66; L'intermediare des
   chercheurs et curieux (1904), col. 809.


3. Saint-Paul, Histoire monumentale de la France.


4. Louis Hourticq, Encyclopedic des Beaux-Arts, vol. 1 (Paris:
   Hachette, 1925), 233.


5. Louis Gonse, Le Musee d'Art, vol. 1 (Paris: Larousse, n.d.), 76.


6. Emile Male, Musee d'Art, vol. 1, 63.


7. Gonse, Le Musee d'art, 78.


8. Gregory, former bishop of Blois, Recherches historiques sur les
   Congregations hospitalieres des freres pontifes (1818); Dugange
   Glossary, under the words Fratres pontis.


9. L. Lachat, La Franc-Maconnerie operative (Lyon: Derain-Raclet,
   1934), 57.


10. H. Focillon, Art d'Occident, Le Moyen Age roman, vol. 1 (Paris:
    Librairie Armand Colin, 1971), 323; Franchise Henry, Art Irlandais
    (Dublin: A PEnseigne des Trois Flambeaux,1964), a book which,
    through its devotion to ornamental art, has shed a remarkable light
    upon such art's spirit, themes, and techniques.

Chapter 4—Secular Brotherhoods: The Germanic and Anglo-Saxon
Guilds

1. Springer, De artificibus monachus et laicis Medii Aevi (Bonn: 1861).


2. For more on this subject see especially Saint-Leon, Histoire des cor-
   porations des metiers, 31 ff.


3. Lujo Brentano, Essay on the History and Development of Gilds
   (London: 1870), quoted by Saint-Leon, Histoire des corporations
   des metiers, 38.


4. Saint-Leon, Histoire des corporations des metiers, 39-40.


5. Ibid.


6. Recueil des Sacres Conciles, vol. 25, col. 763-64.

Chapter 5—The Crusades and the Templars

1. Rene Grousset, Histoire des Croisades, vol. 1 (Paris: Plon, 1936),
   154.