-
dissolved 1539;
granted to
Richard Andrews and
Leonard Chamberlayne Combe Templariorum;
Temple Comb
Preceptory Witham Friary +
Carthusian monks founded 1178/9...
- of the
Hundred of ****thorne.
Templecombe derives its name from
Combe Templariorum,
after the
Knights Templar who
established Templecombe Preceptory in...
- and Hebrew.
Among the
books he
published are De
extinctione ordinis Templariorum (The
extinction of the Templars), 1687 and many
short works on aspects...
-
Templecombe Preceptory (or
Combe Templariorum) was
established in 1185 in Templecombe, Somerset, England. One of the
manors within the
parish was held...
- is
generally credited with
Quaedam proposita papae a rege
super facto Templariorum, a
draft epistle supposed to be
addressed to
Clement by Philip. This...
-
Palafox y Cardona,
archbishop of Palermo. Sacræ
Domus Templi, sive
Militum Templariorum, Notitiæ et Tabularia, Palermo, 1636, fol.
Dissertatio historica, et...
- p****u in the
following quotation meaning Altopascio: Sic
quoque fratres templariorum,
hospitaliorum et
reliquos plures hujusmodi ordines,
similiter et eos...
- was
marked by a
Tractatus super haeresi et
aliis criminibus in
causa Templariorum et D. Bonifacii. This
latter work was
written in
connection with the...
-
dissolved 1539;
granted to
Richard Andrews and
Leonard Chamberlayne Combe Templariorum;
Temple Comb
Preceptory Templecombe 50°59′59″N 2°24′55″W / 50.999803°N...
- 13th century, and
connected with the
Templecombe Preceptory (or
Combe Templariorum)
which was
established in the
village in 1185. It was
given to the church...
