An edition of The Rosslyn Templar (2009)

The Rosslyn Templar

a detailed investigation of the only tangible evidence suggesting a connection between Rosslyn Chapel and the Knights Templar

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The Rosslyn Templar
Ashley Cowie, Ashley Cowie
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An edition of The Rosslyn Templar (2009)

The Rosslyn Templar

a detailed investigation of the only tangible evidence suggesting a connection between Rosslyn Chapel and the Knights Templar

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Luath Press
Language
English
Pages
95

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Subjects

Freemasonry, Symbolism, Rosslyn Chapel (Roslin, Scotland), Freemasonry in art, Knights Templar (Masonic order)

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R. T. McPherson

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The Rosslyn Templar: a detailed investigation of the only tangible evidence suggesting a connection between Rosslyn Chapel and the Knights Templar
2009, Luath Press
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 91-92) and index.

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Edinburgh

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Library of Congress
HS759.S72 R674 2009

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Pagination
95 p. :
Number of pages
95

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24536105M
ISBN 10
1906307873
ISBN 13
9781906307875
LCCN
2009370714
OCLC/WorldCat
432410368

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