Myth and Reality: Studies on the Templars and Hospitallers, Medieval Narratives, and the Trial of the Templars [Hardcover]

Part 1: The Military Orders as Religious Orders

1. Evidence of the Templars religious practice from the records of the Templars estates in Britain and Ireland in 1308.?Communicating the Middle Ages: Essays in Honour of Sophia Menache, ed. Iris Shagrir, Benjamin Z. Kedar and Michel Balard, Crusades Subsidia 11 (2018), pp. 5063.

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2. Charity and Hospitality in Military Orders (Templars and Hospitallers).?As Ordens Militares, Freires, Guerreiros, Cavaleiros. Actas do VI Encontro sobre Ordens Militares, ed. Isabel Cristina Ferreira Fernandes (2012), vol. 1, pp. 193206.

3. Relations between Houses of the Order of the Temple in Britain and their local communities, as indicated during the trial of the Templars, 130712.?Knighthoods of Christ: Essays on the History of the Crusades and the Knights Templar presented to Malcolm Barber, ed. Norman Housley (2007), pp. 195207.

4. How secret was the Templar admission ceremony? Evidence from the proceedings in Britain and Ireland.?Commilitones Christi: Miscellanea di studi per il Centro Italiano di Documentazione sullOrdine del Tempio, MMXIMMXVI, ed. Sergio Sammarco (2016), pp. 8598.

5. Martyrum collegio sociandus haberet: Depictions of the Military Orders Martyrs in the Holy Land, 11871291.?Crusading and Warfare in the Middle Ages: Realities and Representations. Essays in Honour of John France, ed. Simon John and Nicholas Morton. Crusades Subsidia 7 (2014), pp. 101118.

6. Saints venerated in the Military Orders.?Selbstbild und Selbstverst?ndnis der geistlichen Ritterorden, ed. Roman Czaja and J?rgen Sarnowsky, Ordines Militares: Colloquia Torl£8