Henricus Sinclair
Henricus Sinclair, plenius Henricus I Sinclair, Orcadum comes et Roslini baro (c. 1345–c. 1400), fuit unus e nobilibus Scoticis, avus Gulielmi Sinclair, primi Cathenesiensis comitis, Cappellae Roslinianae aedificatoris. Celeber hodie est propter fabula quae narrat eum Groenlandiam et Americam Septentrionalem paene centum annos ante Columbum exploravisse. Gulielmus Thomson, in The New History of Orkney, scripsit: "Singularis Henrici Comitis fortuna fuit existimationem semper crescentem habere quae vix pertinet ad quamlibet rem quae ipse vivus perfecit."

Notae

Bibliographia
 Finnan, Mark. 1999. "The Sinclair Saga." Formac Press. ISBN 0-88780-466-7.
 Knight, Christopher, et Robert Lomas. 2001. Second Messiah: Templars, the Turin Shroud and the Great Secret of Freemasonry. Fair Winds Press. ISBN 1-931412-76-6.
 Pohl, Frederick J., et Clarkson N. Potter. 1974, 1995. Prince Henry Sinclair: His Expedition to the New World in 1398. Novi Eboraci. ISBN 1-55109-122-4.
 Sinclair, Andrew. 2005. The Sword and the Grail: the Story of the Grail, the Templars and a True Discovery of America. Birlinn Press. ISBN 1-84158-396-0.
 Wallace-Murphy, Tim, et Marilyn Hopkins. 1999. Rosslyn: Guardian of the Secrets of the Holy Grail. Harper-Collins Canada. ISBN 1-86204-493-7.

Nexus externi
 "Navis Somnorum," a Diane MacLean scriptus, Scotsman.com, 13 Maii 2005
 

 

Nobiles Scotiae
Praefecti Classis Scotiae
Exploratores
Incolae Orcadum