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Weishaupt was such a master at perverting Christian
doctrine that he gleefully boasted of the acceptance of

You can't imagine what respect and curiosity my
priest-degree has raised; and, which is wonderful, a
famous Protestant divine, who is now of the Order, is
persuaded that the religion contained in it is the true
sense of Christianity. O MAN, MAN! TO WHAT
MAY'ST THOU NOT BE PERSUADED. Who would
imagine that I was to be the founder of a new religion.®

who would insist on being a man of consequence among
us, and is really a man of talents, and of a right way of
thinking, is eternally besotted. Augustus is in the worst
estimation imaginable. Alcibiades sits the day long with
the vintner's pretty wife, and there he sighs and pines. A
few days ago, at Corinth, Tiberius attempted to ravish
the wife of Democides, and her husband came in upon
them... . When the worthy man Marcus Aurelius comes
to Athens (Munich) what will he think? What a meeting
with dissolute immoral wretches, whore-masters, liars,
bankrupts, braggarts, and vain fools!”

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his Priest degree:

And what of the moral character of these molders of

the minds of men and would be rulers of the world? For

an answer we turn to their own confessions. In a letter to

Cato (Zwack) Spartacus (Weishaupt) writes:

What shall I do? I am deprived of all help. Socrates,