
The danger of drinking with the Devil
A cautionary medieval tale about the dangers of drinking with the Devil
A cautionary medieval tale about the dangers of drinking with the Devil
Some believe that the Knights Templar were dabbling in the dark magical arts of the Kabbalah
There were originally way more than four gospels and the lost gospels of the New Testament shed a whole different light on Jesus Christ
Medieval London was a walled city and there’s a still a street called London Wall that follows where the now demolished wall once stood
The account of the disastrous Battle of Hattin by a crusader called Ernoul gives a grim picture of a clash that ended badly for the Templars
The aftermath of the Battle of Hattin was the slaughter of Knights Templar who refused to convert and the killing of Raynald de Chatillon
The Battle of Hattin was a disaster for the crusaders and the Knights Templar leading to the eventual loss of Jerusalem as Tony McMahon discovers
San Jordi is a saint celebrated in the Spanish city of Barcelona which has a long and proud history through the medieval era and back to the Romans
Portugal didn’t crush the Knights Templar but instead turned them into a new organisation called the Order of Christ
Following my post on the Templar stronghold of Tomar in Portugal – here is a video imagining what Tomar would have been like at the height of a Templar power. Enjoy!
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