The Templars: Selected SourcesMalcolm Barber, Keith Bate The Templars were members of a monastic order established in 1099 after the success of the First Crusade. Enjoying the support of both the Church and the laity and vowed to poverty, chastity and obedience, these 'fighting monks' were the vital defenders of the holy places of the Latin States in Palestine and Syria. A unique collection of translated sources documenting the origins of the Order and the circumstances of its suppression and dissolution. Offers a valuable insight into the lives of those who joined, supported, and attacked this most fascinating and enigmatic of institutions. Examines the many and varied facets of the Order's activities during the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. There is no other book of translated sources devoted in its entirety to the Templars. |
Contents
25 | 10 |
The First Rule | 31 |
Initial doubts | 54 |
WARFARE AND POLITICS | 67 |
Outremer | 73 |
Oliver of Paderborn 121718 | 82 |
Letters from the East | 97 |
Crusading plans in the early fourteenth century | 105 |
Gathering crusading taxes 24 July 1220 | 203 |
Deposit of jewels by James I of Aragon at Monzón 20 February 1240 | 207 |
Papal tenth deposited at the Temple in Paris 21 October 1281 | 208 |
Loan to Robert of Artois 27 August 1281 | 209 |
ATTITUDES TOWARDS THE TEMPLARS | 213 |
Bernard of Clairvaux In Praise of the New Knighthood 1130s | 215 |
Letter of Peter the Venerable to Everard of Les Barres Master of the Temple c 1150 | 227 |
Pope Honorius III orders the prelates of Sicily to protect the Hospitallers and the Templars 24 November 1218 | 230 |
RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE FUNCTIONS | 111 |
Religious life | 117 |
French Rule between 1257 and 1267 | 124 |
HUMAN AND MATERIAL RESOURCES | 161 |
Grant of Otardo 16 June c 1145 | 163 |
The will of Raymond of Albas 5 March 1169 | 164 |
Entry as lay brothers at Pertusa December 1176 | 166 |
Burial in Templar ground August 1228 | 167 |
Grant of Suleçin by Mrotsek 1244 | 168 |
Economic development | 170 |
Tithe concession in the diocese of Zaragoza 15 July 1147 | 172 |
The operation of mills on the River Aude 14 March 1166 | 174 |
Agreement between the Templars and the Hospitallers over their respective rights in the crusader states February 1179 | 176 |
Irrigation rights in Huesca May 1216 | 178 |
Leasing of a tile factory January 1242 | 179 |
Colonisation by Moorish settlers at Villastar 15 July 1267 | 180 |
Charter of a Genoese ship at Famagusta 25 February 1300 | 183 |
Surveys | 184 |
Inventories of Templar property in Normandy 13 October 1307 | 191 |
Financial services | 201 |
Poem of Ricaut Bonomel 1265 | 232 |
The reply of James of Molay to Pope Clement V concerning the proposal to unite the Orders of the Temple and the Hospital 13067 | 234 |
William Le Maire Bishop of Angers Advice to the Council of Vienne April 1312 | 238 |
THE TRIAL | 243 |
Order for the arrests 14 September 1307 | 244 |
Letter of Clement V to Philip IV 27 October 1307 | 249 |
Depositions of the Templars at Paris OctoberNovember 1307 | 251 |
Questions of King Philip IV to the masters of theology at the University of Paris and their reply JanuaryMarch 1308 | 258 |
Report of John of Burgundy to King James II of Aragon 30 May 1308 | 263 |
Episcopal inquiry at Clermont 410 June 1309 | 272 |
Proceedings of the Papal Commission at Paris November 1309 | 286 |
Deposition of Ceccus Nicolai Ragonis of Lanzano Templar serving brother 28 April 1310 | 304 |
Papal bull Vox in excelso 22 March 1312 | 309 |
Papal bull Ad providam 2 May 1312 | 318 |
Letter of the Hospitallers to King Philip IV 21 March 1313 | 323 |
Letter of the Hospitallers to King Louis X 14 February 1316 | 324 |
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