W.McLeod，‘John Coustos：His Lodges and His Book’，AQC，92，1979.
G.Simmel，‘The Sociology of Secrecy and of Secret Societies’，American Journal of Sociology，11（4），1906.
G.Tarantino，‘The mysteries of popery unveiled：Affective language in John Coustos’s and Anthony Gavin’s accounts of the Inquisition’，in S.Broomhall（ed.），Spaces for Feeling：Emotions and Sociabilities in Britain 1650-1850，London，2015.
S.Vatcher，‘John Coustos and the Portuguese Inquisition’，AQC，81，1968. Contains a translation of Coustos’s interrogation and other papers.‘In [our] Fraternity，it is not permitted to speak of religious matters’，p.56.
第2章 无名之地：户兰·亚比的离奇司亡
Anon.，The Scottish Ritual of Craft Freemasonry：With Tracing Boards，Edinburgh（no date）. I consulted the rituals followed by my grandfather in 1919 in my outline of the Craft ceremonies.
L.Corsi，Tommaso Crudeli，Il calamaio del Padre Inquisitore，Udine-Florence，2003. Masturbation ritual，p.121.
M.C.Duncan，Duncan’s Masonic Ritual and Monitor，New York，1966. The source of all the images in this chapter.
S.Vatcher，‘John Coustos and the Portuguese Inquisition’，AQC，81，1968：‘As the Sun gives light to the day’，p.71.‘To be recognised in any part of the World’，p.48.‘Placing his thumb on the first knuckle-joint’，p.62.‘[Coustos] said：that the only purpose they have’，p.54.‘Abbreviated，evasive and deceitful’，p.73.
M.Vigilante，‘Crudeli，Tommaso’，Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani，31，Rome，1985.
第3章 隘丁堡：记忆术
D.Allan，‘Moray，Sir Robert（1608/9？-1673）’，Oxford Dictionary of National Biography，Oxford University Press，2004，online edn，October 2007 [http：//[domain] 23 February 2017].
P.Beal，‘Dicsone [Dickson]，Alexander（bap.1558，d.1603/4），philosophical writer and political agent’，Oxford Dictionary of National Biography，consulted online 21 February 2017.
I.Campbell and A.MacKechnie，‘The “Great Temple of Solomon” at Stirling’，Architectural History，54，2011. Earliest Renaissance building of its kind in Britain，p.91.
H.Carr and J.R.Dashwood，The Minutes of the Lodge of Edinburgh，Mary’s Chapel，no.1，1598-1738，Masonic Reprints，vol.ⅩⅢ，London，1962. Initiation of Civil War officers in Edinburgh，pp.118-19.
I.B.Cowan and D.Shaw（eds），The Renaissance and Reformation in Scotland，Edinburgh，1983.
P.Croft，King James，Basingstoke，2003.
T.De Moor，‘The Silent Revolution：A New Perspective on the Emergence of Commons，Guilds，and Other Forms of Corporate Collective Action in Western Europe’，International Review of Social History，53（S16），2008.
S.Epstein，‘Guilds and Metiers’，in J.R.Strayer（ed.），Dictionary of the Middle Ages，New York，vol.6，1985.
W.Fraser，Memorials of the Montgomeries，Earls of Eglinton，vol.2，Edinburgh，1859，pp.239-44. Contains the text of the Schaw statutes.‘Tryall of the art of memorie’，p.243.
D.Harrison，The Genesis of Freemasonry，Addlestone，2014.
M.Hunter，‘Ashmole，Elias（1617-1692）’，Oxford Dictionary of National Biography，Oxford University Press，2004，online edn，May 2006 [http：//[domain] 23 February 2017].
G.P.Jones，‘Building in stone in medieval Western Europe’，in M.M.Postan and E.Miller（eds），The Cambridge Economic History of Europe，vol.Ⅱ：Trade and Industry in the Middle Ages，2nd edn，Cambridge，1987.
C.H.Josten，‘Elias Ashmole，FRS（1617-1692）’，Notes and Records of the Royal Society of London，vol.15，July 1960.
C.H.Josten（ed.），Elias Ashmole（1617-1692）：His Autobiographical and Historical Notes，his Correspondence，and Other Contemporary Sources Relating to his Life and Work Oxford：Clarendon Press，vol.Ⅳ，1966.‘I was the Senior Fellow among them’，p.1701.
A.L.Julhala，‘The Household and Court of King James Ⅵ of Scotland’，PhD Thesis，University of Edinburgh，2000.
D.Knoop and G.P.Jones，The Genesis of Freemasonry，Manchester，1947.
D.Knoop and G.P.Jones，The Mediaeval Mason：An Economic History of English Stone Building in the Later Middle Ages and Early Modern Times，Manchester，1967.
D.Knoop and G.P.Jones（eds），The Early Masonic Catechisms，Manchester，1963.‘Secrets which must never be written’，quoted p.5.‘Being buried within the floodmark，where no man shall know’，quoted p.36. The ‘Sisterhood of Free Sempstresses’，reproduced pp.226-8.
M.Lynche（ed.），Oxford Companion to Scottish History，Oxford，2001. See the entry on the Royal court.
D.MacCulloch，Reformation：Europe’s House Divided，1490-1700，London，2003. For a summary of the Scottish Reformation，see pp.291-5 and passim.‘The great temple of Solomon’，quoted p.110.
E.Miller and J.Hatcher，Medieval England：Towns，Commerce and Crafts 1086-1348，London，1995.
R.Plot，Natural History of Staffordshire，Oxford，1686，The account of the Acception quoted here，pp.316-18.
L.F.Salzman，Building in England Down to 1540：A Documentary History，Oxford，1967.
M.D.J.Scanlan，‘Freemasonry and the mystery of the Acception，1630 to 1723-a fatal flaw’，in R.W.Weisberger et al.（eds），Freemasonry on Both Sides of the Atlantic，New York，2002. This important study also contains the best explanation of the meanings of the term freemason.
M.D.J.Scanlan，‘The origins of Freemasonry：England’，in H.Bogdan and J.Snoek（eds），Handbook of Freemasonry，Leiden，2014.
M.K.Schuchard，Restoring the Temple of Vision：Cabalistic Freemasonry and Stuart Culture，Leiden，2002. On Hermeticism and the Scottish court，pp.200-206.
D.Stevenson，The Origins of Freemasonry：Scotland’s Century，1590-1710，Cambridge，1988. I have drawn heavily on this classic study throughout this chapter. For the figure of 80 per cent of Schaw Lodges still being around today，see p.216. For that of there being thirty Schaw Lodges across Scotland by 1730，see p.213.‘Som secret signe delivered from hand to hand’，quoted p.143.
D.Stevenson，‘Schaw，William（1549/50-1602）’，Oxford Dictionary of National Biography，Oxford University Press，2004 http：//[domain] 21 February 2017.
D.Stevenson，‘Four Hundred Years of Freemasonry in Scotland’，The Scottish Historical Review，XC（2），2011，p.230.
H.Swanson，Medieval Artisans：An Urban Class in Late Medieval England，Oxford，1989.
S.L.Thrupp，‘The gilds’，in M.M.Postan，E.E.Rich and E.Miller（eds），The Cambridge Economic History of Europe，vol.Ⅲ. Economic Organization and Policies in the Middle Ages，Cambridge，1963.
E.M.Veale，‘Craftsmen and the economy of London in the 14th century’，in R.Holt and G.Rosser（eds），The Medieval Town，1200-1540，London，1990.
F.A.Yates，The Art of Memory，London，1966. The classic study of the art of memory and its Renaissance adaptations.
The text and translation of the Regius Poem are available at http：//www.zhaiyuedu.com/regius.html，consulted 3 April 2017.
第4章 伍敦：在鹅和烤架酒馆的招牌处
J.Anderson，The constitutions of the Freemasons：Containing the history，charges，regulations，etc.of that ... fraternity，London，1723.
J.Anderson，The New Book of Constitutions of the ... Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons ... collected and digested，by order of the Grand Lodge，from their old records ... and lodge-books，London，1738.
Anon，‘Cunningham，James，fourteenth Earl of Glencairn（1749-91）’，The Burns Encyclopedia，consulted online，http：//[domain] 14 April 2017.‘My first，my dearest Patron’.
R.Beachy，‘Masonic apologetic writings’，in M.Fedelma Cross（ed.），Gender and Fraternal Orders in Europe，1300-2000，Basingstoke，2010.
