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{{Item_Infobox|image = ACO Apple of Eden.png|type = [[Piece of Eden]] ([[Apple]])|powers = *Generating Illusions | |||
*Human mind-control | |||
*Apparitions Conjuring | |||
*Invisibility|current = destroyed|period = *Prehistory | |||
*[[Victorian era]]|created = [[Isu]]|made = Prehistory|notable = [[David Brewster]]}} | |||
In early 1868, the Apple was granted to [[David Brewster]] for experimentation in his laboratory in [[Croydon]]. However, the experiment went awry and the artifact, along with the laboratory, were destroyed. | An '''Apple of Eden''' was in the possession of the [[British Rite of the Templar Order|British Rite]] of the [[Templars|Templar Order]] during the 1860s. | ||
In early 1868, the Apple was granted to [[David Brewster]] for experimentation in his laboratory in [[Croydon]]. However, the experiment went awry and the artifact, along with the laboratory, were destroyed. | |||
== Known owners == | == Known owners == | ||
In chronological order: | In chronological order: | ||
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An Apple of Eden was in the possession of the British Rite of the Templar Order during the 1860s.
In early 1868, the Apple was granted to David Brewster for experimentation in his laboratory in Croydon. However, the experiment went awry and the artifact, along with the laboratory, were destroyed.
Known owners
In chronological order:
- Cavanagh (1862)
- Marchant (1862)
- Templars (1862-1868)
- David Brewster (1868)
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