Note 326 — Chapter V · POLITICAL HERESY UTILIZED BY THE STATE. (continued 2)

Wilkins, II. 314, 373-83, 394-400.—Rymer, III. 295, 327, 334, 349, 472-3.—Procès des Templiers, II. 130.—D’Argentré I. I. 280.

That the allowance for the Templars was liberal is shown by that made for the Bishop of Glasgow when confined, in 1312, in the Castle of Porchester. His per diem was 6d., that for his valet 3d., for his chaplain five farthings, and the same for his servant (Rymer, III. 363). The wages of the janitor of the Temple in London was 2d., by a charter of Edward II. in 1314 (Wilcke, II. 498).