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Date Posted: 04:17:34 01/09/11 Sun
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Post 255 A: Noblis Decurion, the metal minors
Dear Friends Of the Grail, you may be wondering what "Pirou, un Chevalier de"(post 254 A:), Ferrieres-Saint-Hilaire(post 253 A:), Ferrieres-Haut-Clocher (post 253 A:) and Henry de Perrieres (Perrieur, Perers, Perrier, Peryer, Puryer, Puryear) all have to do with the story of the Holy Grail.
Joseph of Arimathea (Saint James the Just, younger brother of Jesus) was described by Maelgwyn of Llandaff (450CE) and Gildas III (516-570) as a "noblis decurion."
The title 'Decurio' means "an official under Roman authority who was in charge of metal mining." It was a very lucrative and coveted position. The Roman writer, statesman and orator Cicero (106-43 B.C.) remarked "that it was easier to become a Senator of Rome that a Decurio in Pompeii." It was title that originated in spain where Jewish metal workers had lived since the 6th century B.C.
Joseph of Arimathea (St. James) was is Somerset, Glastonbury and Cornwall because of the tin trade between Briton and Rome. Tin was mixed with copper to produce bronze.
Jesus, the King de jure of Judaea, was described as a "ho tekton" (in Greek) which meant "Master of the Craft." This designation alludes to a Master of the Craft in what some have referred to as a "mystery cult" but was what would later be call 'The Masonic Lodge.' The trem Master of the Craft is still used in the Lodge. It referes to a Third Degree Mason, or Master Mason.
The term "Perrieur" referred to one "who cut or quarried stone." In other words, a mason. It could also refer to one who was engaged in the large scale commercial mining of stone, such as would used in the tin trade.
The term "Ferrer" in French is said to mean "to bind with iron" or "to shoe a horse" (cf. farrier).
Ferrieres is also said to relate to the mining and smelting of iron. Thus the two, (Ferrieres, Perrieur), are synonymous.
What would the descendants of Saint James the Just (Decurio) and Jesus, King de jure, be doing in the county of Eure, Normandy? And earlier in Brittany, France?
It seems the area of Eure was known for its large deposits of iron ore, hence the "ferrieres" term found so often . Brittany also had some iron deposits.
In Brittany, France many of the descendants of the Grail line are found from 507 A.D. to about 930 A.D. as thr lords, (Princes, Dukes, Counts, Barons) of Cornouailles.
It's interesting to note that "Cornouailles" in old Gallic/Breton means "Cornwall."
Well, dear friends, that's all we have time for this evening. Until next time, be safe and secure in the knowledge (gnosis).
teltalheart www.voy.com/40560/ M.D.B.
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Post 255 A: Noblis Decurion, the metal minors