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Knights Templar

Ordre militaire suprême des Templiers

“Non Nobis Domine” (Not to Us, O Lord, but to Your name give glory) –Psalm 115

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History of the Military Order

Books

Fighting for Christendom: Holy War and the Crusades

Research Papers

A Chronology of the Central Middle Ages (c.950-c.1350)

Charity and Hospitality in Military Orders

Donning the Armour of God: A Case Study of the Crusader Orders in Medieval London

!! Images Of The Military Orders, 1128-1291: Spiritual, Secular, Romantic

The Image of the Military Orders on the Eve of the Loss of Acre (1291)

Knights of Christ? The Templars, Hospitallers and other military orders in the eyes of their contemporaries, 1128-1291

Military-religious Orders and the Mongols around the Mid-13th Century

Soldiers of Christ – The Knights Templar and the Knights Hospitaller in Medieval Ireland

Templar and Hospitaller attitudes towards Islam in the Holy Land during the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries

The Fall Of The Templars And Teutonic Knights And The Aftermath Of The Black Death: Political And Economic Ramifications Of Two Late-medieval Events

The Hospitallers’ And Templars’ Involvement In Warfare On The Frontiers Of The British Isles In The Late Thirteenth And Early Fourteenth Centuries

The Military Orders in Wales and the Welsh March in the Middle Ages

The Motivations of the Hospitallers and Templars in their involvement in the Fourth Crusade and its Aftermath

The Templars and the Hospitallers: Christ and His Saints

Why Did Some Military Orders Become Great? [Polish Intro, English Article]

“Non Nobis Domine” (Not to Us, O Lord, but to Your name give glory) –Psalm 115

“Non Nobis Domine” (Not to Us, O Lord, but to Your name give glory) –Psalm 115

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