The medieval mind had some crazy views of the medieval woman viewing her bodily functions as evil and dangerous as Tony McMahon discovers
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Category: Templar History
Tags: Alexander the Great, Aristotle, Galen, Greek, Henrietta Leyser, history, medieval, middle ages, roman, woman, women
Templar expert Tony McMahon investigates why the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem was so venerated by the Knights Templar in the Middle Ages
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Category: Templar History
Tags: Al-Hakim, buried, Catholic, channel, constantine, copt, Coptic, crucifixion, crusader, Crypt, discovery, Dome, Ethiopian, Geographic, Greek, history, holy, Holy Sepulchre, israel, jerusalem, jesus, Knightfall, knights, National, orthodox, seal, sepulchre, Syrian, Templar, tomb
The Holy Sepulchre church in Jerusalem is the site of the crucifixion and entombment of Jesus Christ – but it’s also been the scene of bitter in-fighting between different denominations of Christians. Holy Sepulchre – where Christians fight You would…
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Category: Templar News
Tags: christian, crusader, Ethiopian, fight, Greek, Holy Sepulchre, jerusalem, jesus, knights, ladder, monks, orthodox, row, Russian, Syrian, Templar
The Templar Knight blog visited Capurneum – also known as Capharnaum – and discovered the hometown of Jesus later hit by the huge Galilee Earthquake of 749
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Category: Templar History
Tags: baptism, byzantine, Capharnaum, Capurneum, Custody, earthquake, franciscan, Galilee, Greek, Holy Land, Holy Sepulchre, israel, jesus, John, jordan, knights, orthodox, river, synagogue
Jaffa is now part of what is called Tel Aviv-Yafo in modern day Israel. A city with a long and historic past, it changed hands in ancient times between ancient Egyptians, conquering Greeks and of course the Romans. From the…
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Category: Templar News
Tags: Arab, Greek, Islam, israel, Jaffa, jewish, knight, Mamluk, muslim, Ottoman, roman, Tel Aviv, Templar, Yafo
Paganism lingered in Europe way into the Middle Ages though eventually the Catholic church suppressed it with violence
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Category: Templar History
Tags: Army of Valhalla, battle, byzantine, constantine, crusade, empire, Greek, ice, Iron Lord, Jupiter, knights, Lithuania, murder, non-belief, pagan, paganism, philosophy, Poland, roman, russia, Templar, Teutonic, Teutonic knights, Theodosius, war, Wend, wicca, Wiccan
Syria was a prized possession of the Knights Templar – or at least parts of it – before the knights were forced out of the country
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Category: Templar History
Tags: Ancient, Arwad, Assad, Babylonian, byzantine, County of Tripoli, Damascus, Greek, Hittite, jerusalem, knight, Knight Templar, Outremer, rome, syria, Tartus, Templar, templars, Tortosa
Medieval people believed in the existence of dogheads one of which was Saint Christopher
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Category: Templar Mystery
Tags: christopher, doghead, egypt, Greek, medieval, Paul, pope, saint, superstition, Templar, vatican
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