lokiblossom
Bronze Member
How does Poussins "Arcadia" have clues that appear to the actual location of the Grail? The Ark did not even come over at that time so I guess the "Grail" had not either?
That's your opinion franklin. My belief is that the Grail came to Nova Scotia in 1308 on a Templar vessel. The Holy Grail actually being the relics of Mary Magdalene which were held in high esteem by the Cathars until two days before the fall of Montsegur on March 16, 1244
when they were handed over to the Templars and we know what happened to them, the Templars I mean.
Poussin puts the object in Acadia, Anson and Shugborough put it in Nova Scotia, Tenniers puts it in an exact location near Annapolis Basin, Sauniere places it in New Scotland and there are a couple of others.
I never was interested in the Ark. I know the Templars searched under the Temple Mount for a decade but my opinion is that they found nothing of value there. It is a fact though that they actually claimed a few finds such as a piece of the True Cross and a certain bedsheet. They had been commissioned by the Church to find religious artifacts but if they had found anything it would have been turned over, in my opinion.
Cheers, Loki
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