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NOTICE OF ATTRIBUTION Scanned at sacred-texts.com, May, 2006. Proofed and Formatted by John Bruno Hare. This text is in the public domain in the United States because it was published prior to January 1st, 1923. These files may be used for any non-commercial purpose, provided this notice of attribution is left intact in all copies TO THE MASTERS OF THE BENCH OF THE HONOURABLE SOCIETIES OF THE Inner and Middle Temple THE RESTORERS
Page 1 and 2: The History of the Knights Templar
Page 3: TESTIS SUM AGNI
Page 7 and 8: volume, will tend to dispel many un
Page 9 and 10: discovered in that church. He has k
Page 11 and 12: state--Henry IL, king of England, v
Page 13 and 14: ERRATA. In note, page 6, for infini
Page 15 and 16: impregnable castles and strongholds
Page 17 and 18: surface for the erection of the edi
Page 19 and 20: St. Bernard, the holy abbot of Clai
Page 21 and 22: 5:† Pantaleon, lib. iii. p. 82. 6
Page 23 and 24: to assemble and offer up a solemn m
Page 25 and 26: of the angels. This, however, shoul
Page 27 and 28: either with his brother or with any
Page 29 and 30: please the Master, and the advice o
Page 31 and 32: manor of Bistelesham made to the Te
Page 33 and 34: not how much fine cloth hangs pende
Page 35 and 36: madness of infidelity being driven
Page 37 and 38: HUGH DE PAYENS. A.D. 1129HUGH DE PA
Page 39 and 40: EVERARD DES BARRES. A.D. 1148on boa
Page 41 and 42: to the succour of the desolated pro
Page 43 and 44: hundred of the brethren were slain
Page 45 and 46: The prowess and warlike daring of t
Page 47 and 48: your fraternity," says he, addressi
Page 49 and 50: nation, preserving faith with us, a
Page 51 and 52: 40:* Rex per aliquot dies in Palati
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At the head of forty thousand horse
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"Since your sacred institution and
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The above bull further provides, in
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until the new superior was elected.
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whence these wretches were called a
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p. 78 ARNOLD DE TORROGE. A.D. 1180.
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71:* Cap. 20, 27, of the rule. 73:*
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adjoining to which Southampton Buil
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Which high in air the furious whirl
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fortress of Miravel in Estremadura,
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All the houses of the Temple in Hol
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parishes of Prittlewall and Great a
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We have previously given an account
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these conservers or keepers of thei
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39,) in the British Museum, which i
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after the celebration of the nuptia
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82:* Herbert, Antiq. Inns of Court.
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95:‡ Redditus omnium ecclesiarum
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107:* Nicholl's Hist. Leicestershir
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nobles as desired to take the cross
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Resurrection, and was afterwards ro
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two others, and that the knights wh
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captives was enormous, cords could
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manifold sins, hath just now permit
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"Know that Jerusalem, with the cita
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wings over it. This is that blessed
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p. 139 GERARD DE RIDERFORT. A.D. 11
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124:* Radulph Coggleshale, as eye-w
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We are impressed and engag’d to f
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p. 145 ROBERT DE SABLÉ A.D. 1191.[
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sea-coast between them, were yielde
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PHILIP DUPLESSIES A.D. 1213.instiga
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James of Vitry, bishop of Acre, who
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negotiations the sultan faithfully
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1239,) by a fierce destruction and
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144:§ Singulis noctibus antequam d
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159:* Matt. Par. ad ann. 1222, p. 3
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Templars, and three hundred and twe
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HERMANN DE PERIGORD A.D. 1244."The
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of Egypt and Syria, Mesopotamia, Me
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Saracens, and putting them to fligh
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English monarch. "Never," says Matt
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there caused him to be proclaimed k
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faithful to their vows and their ch
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The following morning very favourab
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179:* Joinville, p. 95, 96. 179:†
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CHAPTER IX. The downfall of the Tem
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calling for the treasurer, he prete
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p. 200 JAMES DE MOLAY A.D. 1307.the
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with an old skin, embalmed, having
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of its first foundation exhibited,
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efore the king's proceedings agains
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JAMES DE MOLAY A.D. 1309.the castle
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"4. That they did it sometimes afte
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"50. As their Saviour. "51. That so
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A.D. 1309.cemetery, but that no str
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Master William le Dorturer, notary
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little knew what it was he asked, i
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de Grafton, a priest of the order,
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JAMES DE MOLAY A.D. 1310.[paragraph
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"Brother, pray to God that he may f
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207:† Acta Rymeri, tom. iii. p. 3
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238:* Acta contra Templarios. Conci
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prisoners declared that as often as
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A.D. 1310.the mayor, aldermen, and
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other men, and that Christ was not
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only on condition that he would est
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newly-received brother a large roll
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singulere persone, par sei toutes m
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Templars were placed in solitary co
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mud, he made the poor people hunt f
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"In the name of God, Amen. Since by
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them that they had grievously erred
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On the 16th of October a general co
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the inquisition, to see if he would
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the Hospitaliers obtained the lands
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were doomed by the Roman pontiff to
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241:* Vit. prim. et tent. Clem. V.
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276:† Pro executoribus testamenti
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286:* Statutes at Large, vol. ix. A
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the marble columns and the tesselat
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paper in their hands, and others re
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and beauty. The great number of the
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p. 302 dawn, and was buried by Brot
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la maison, e a noz sovereyns, e nou
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292:* See ante, p. 80. On the 10th
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and connexion with the order, so th
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effigies are to be seen cross-legge
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faithful to the former, but after t
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on a crooked tree in their orchard.
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On the arrival of the latter in Eng
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much superior naval force of the en
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coating of paint. The mantle is the
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conquering the enemies of the chris
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king, and in the hearing of many by
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316:† Some surprise has been expr
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327:* Matt. Par., p. 289, ad ann. 1
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"Those bricky towers, The which on
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The cloisters of the Templars forme
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condition he was led through the to
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thereof to him for the term of ten
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The poet Chaucer, who was born at t
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conclude that these domestics and r
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In the sixth year of the reign of E
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"Although there be two several soci
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The society of the Middle Temple, w
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355:* In memorandis Scacc. inter re
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368:* Burton's Leicestershire, p. 2
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In 32 Hen. VIII. was passed the act
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ide. Therefore we have made example
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"Anon we heard the noise of drum an
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The chariots of the Inner and Middl
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officers when he was lately invited
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of divine service in the Temple Chu
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p. 395 "4. I begg of you to leave a
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