by Spixxy on February 12th, 2004

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What is the superstition behind Friday the 13th?

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by Borameer on May 20th, 2004
Another legend was that the Knights Templar were assualted and branded heretics by the Catholic Church on Friday the 13th (13 October, 1307) by Pope Clement V collaborating with King Phillip of France.
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