- Templars
- An order of religious knights which was organized in England in the twelfth century. A modern Masonic order, called the Knight Templars.
Ballentine's law dictionary. Anderson, W.S.. 1998.
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Templars — See Knights Templar … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
Templars — Called Fratres Militie Templi in Anglia (Ch. I. p.m. 28 Ed. I. 59). Order dissolved and subsequently possessions assigned to Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 9 Ed. III. 1335 (Cal. P.R. Ed. III. 1334 8, p. 158). See The Temple … Dictionary of London
TEMPLARS — a MONASTIC Order of medieval knights founded in 1118 by Hugh de Payens to protect PILGRIMS visiting the HOLY LAND. They became very influential and wealthy and this led to rivalry with other Orders and eventually to charges of immorality and… … Concise dictionary of Religion
templars — Tem·plar || templÉ™ n. member of the Templar order that was founded in Jerusalem in the days of the Crusaders; lawyer, law student (in England) … English contemporary dictionary
