| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - He p. 222 JAMES DE MOLAY A.D. 1309.declares that the brethren were not prohibited from confessing to priests not belonging to the order of the Temple; and that he had never heard of the crimes and iniquities mentioned in the articles of inquiry previous to his arrest, except as regarded the charges made against the order by Bernard Peletin, when he came to England from king Philip of France.
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