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Contents 1 Comacine masters 2 libri 3 Maestri campionesi 4 Freemasonry 5 isola comacina

[edit] Comacine masters

• I have heard of Maestri comacini (ethimology probably from Como or from cum machinis) they were a corporation of masons (stone workers).They are quite notable, altought not related with freemasonry but with a association of some masons
  

see references:

• in english [1] [2]
• in italian [[3]] [4] [5] [6] [7]

[8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16] [17] [18]

[19] I think the article should be rewritten and renamed to Maestri comacini or Magistri comacini. -- Melaen 16:15, 25 January 2006 (UTC)

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Till XII century the artist would not sign his work, later in the XIII they leaved as signatures [20]

The first mention of Liutprand713 [21]

[edit] libri

• Titolo: Magistri d'Europa. Eventi, relazioni, strutture della migrazione di artisti e costruttori dai laghi lombardi. Atti del Convegno sui «Magistri comacini» (1996) ISBN: 8871850521

• Merzario Giuseppe "I Maestri Comacini # ISBN: 8827101187

[22] Rothari edict

[edit] Maestri campionesi

Maestri campionesi [23] [24] [25]

[www.99idee.it/libri/Cataloghi/campionesi-05.htm]

[edit] Freemasonry

Freemasonry has variously been attributed to :

• an institutional outgrowth of the medieval guilds of stonemasons,
• a direct descendant of the "Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and the Temple of Solomon in Jerusalem" (the Knights Templar),
• an offshoot of the ancient Mystery schools,
• an administrative arm of the Priory of Sion,
• the intellectual descendants of the Roman Collegia,
• the intellectual descendants of the Comacine masters,
• the intellectual descendants of Noah.

A History of Freemasonry by H.L. Haywood and James E. Craig, pub. ca 1927

It is thought by many that Freemasonry cannot be a straightforward outgrowth of medieval guilds of stonemasons.

[edit] isola comacina

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