Gould, Robert Freke, 1836-1915 · New York : Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. · leaf 54
a much later date. Theirorigin is lost in obscurity. It has been supposed by someauthorities that they came from Phoenicia, while by others The Ciddees. 39 it has been asserted that they accompanied the Romanlegions to Britain. Their chief seat appears to havebeen at lona, where (according to a… … APPROACH OF THE ROMAN ARMY TO JERUSALEM. any more than it was the only seat of the Culdees. Therewere ministers of religion called by that name in Northand South Britain, in Ireland and in Wales. The Culdees were the officiating clergy of the Cathe-dral Church of St. Peters at York, in 936, and…
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