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Graham Phillips
& Jodi Russell
Templar Relics - Images 2
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The ancient preceptory at Tomar, still known as the Convent of Christ, remains remarkably well preserved and has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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In late 1484, shortly after the last nine Templars secretly departed Tomar, nine mysterious brothers arrived at Hulton Abbey from the Tomar area of Portugal.
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The Rosy Cross was the emblem of the Tomar Templars, still to be seen carved and painted within their stronghold, the Convent of Christ.
Masonic-style emblems in a secret chamber discovered at Canons Ashby House in the English Midlands date to a century before Freemasonry's establishment in England.
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The Rosicrucians left a coded message in murals painted in Little Moreton Hall near Biddulph in 1618 to reveal the whereabouts of the Templar relics.
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