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Knights of Palestine

This School reunited with Ormus. According to the French Rite of Memphis, Ormus was an Egyptian priest in Alexandria baptized by St. Mark in 46CE. ° His school was probably the sole tmstee of the ancient doctrines of Egypt. The Knights Templar received these secrets from the Knights of Palestine, the latter day followers of Ormus. [Pg.275]

The Knights Templar called those initiated into higher Johanite mysteries Knights of Palestine. The Nazarenes of Basra in Persia still have a tradition that their glorious and wealthy Brothers in Malta and Europe will eventually restore the doctrine of their Prophet lohanan (St John), the son of Lord Jordan, and eliminate from the hearts of humanity every other false teaching. ... [Pg.312]

Many of the Rose Croix Masons of the Orient fought in the cmsades, adopting the name Knights of Palestine Marconis notes that... [Pg.313]

From 5BCE to 74CE the Knights of Palestine existed as Magi in Damietta, in Egypt, and kept the annals of the Order. After Titus destroyed Jerusalem in 70CE, they relocated to Scythia and a mystery place called the Thebaid . [Pg.314]

The Johannite documents of the Knights of Palestine, also called the Knights of the Aurora and Palestine, may well be those same documents said to be sealed in three encased boxes in the vault of the St Clair s crypt in Rosslyn Chapel. [Pg.314]

The Knights of Palestine pledged to win back their Temple in Jerusalam and its lost treasures. The Knights are now known as Princes of the Royal Secret., which is the 32 of the Scottish Rite. Its cadet degree... [Pg.314]

The Knights Templar fervently scoured Europe, Palestine, Arabia, Persia and Ethiopia for knowledge of the operating instructions. [Pg.358]


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