H Hospitaller, Order of St John
T Templar, Order of the Temple
Aaron, brother of Moses
Aberín, T preceptory
Abruzzi
absolution
lay
Abū-Bakr II ibn-Yahya, Hafsid ruler of Tunisia
Acre
fall (1291)
Ad abolendam (1184)
Ad extirpanda (1252)
Ad providam (1312)
Adam of Crécy, Abbot of Prémontré
Adam of Walincourt, T knight
Adhemar of Chabannes, chronicler
Adhemar of Esparros, T knight
age structure of the Ts
Agen, diocese
Aimery VI, Viscount of Narbonne
Aimery of Villiers-le-Duc, T serving brother
Ain Jalut, battle (1260)
Alan of Lille, theologian
Albano
Albert of Anhalt, Bishop of Halberstadt
Albert I, King of Germany
Albert of Rumercourt, T priest
Albert of Schwarzbourg, Visitor of the H in the West
Albertus Magnus, theologian
Albi
Albigensianism, see Cathars
Albizzo Guidi
Alcántara, Order of
Alcobaça, abbot of
Alexander III, pope
Alexander IV, pope
Alexander Neckham
Alexandria
Alfonso X, King of Castile
Alfonso XI, King of Castile
Algarve
Alma mater (1310)
Almourol, T castle
alms and the T
Amalfi
Amalric, King of Jerusalem
Amanus Mountains
Amaury of La Roche, Master of the T in France
Amaury of Lusignan, Governor of Cyprus
Amiens, bailli, see Denis of Aubigny
Amiens, bishop, see Robert of Fouilly
Amiens, diocese
Amisius, Archdeacon of Orléans, royal clerk
Amos
Amposta, castellan of the H , see also Martin Peter of Orós
Anagni, attack on Boniface VIII
Anastasius II, pope
Ancelin Gara, T knight
Ancona, march of
Andravilla, T preceptory
Andrew of Siena, T
Andrew Tartarol, canon of Famagusta
Angers, see
Angevin empire
Angevin kings
Angevins of Sicily
Anjou, county
‘Anjou, countess of’
Annecy
Anricus of Anglesy, T knight
Ansell of Rochière, T knight
Antioch
principality
Antonio Orso, Bishop of Florence
Antonio Sicci of Vercelli, Italian notary
Anthony Fage, monk of Valmagne
Anthony, Abbot of Saint-Pierre, Tarbes
Apulia
Apulia, commander of the T, see Odo of Valdric
Aquila, L’
Aquileia
Aquileia, patriarch, see Ottobonus of Razzi
Aragon, Aragonese
proceedings against T in Aragon
Arianism
al-Arīmah, T castle
Arles, T preceptory
Armand Fouquères, Cardinal of Sabina
Armand of Périgord, Grand Master of the T
Armand III of Poitiers, Count of Valentinois
Armand, Viscount of Polignac
Armenia, Armenians
kingdom
Arnold of Auch, Cardinal-Bishop of Albano
Arnold of Banyuls, Preceptor of the T at Gardeny (Aragon)
Arnold Calis, T serving brother
Arnold of Faugères, papal chaplain
Arnold, Abbot of Fontfroide and papal Vice-Chancellor
Arnold Nouvel, Cardinal-Priest of St Prisca
Arnold of Soler, H
Arnold of Villanova, Catalan doctor
Arsuf, battle (1191)
Arsuf, H castle
Artaud Carat
Arthur II, Duke of Brittany
Ascalon, siege (1153)
Ascó, T commander, see Berengar of San Marcial
Ascó, T fortress
al-Ashraf Khalīl, Mamluk Sultan of Egypt and Syria
Asia Minor
Assisi
Astarac, count, see Bernard
Athis-sur-Orge, treaty (1305)
‘Atlīt, T castle
Ato of Salvigny, Preceptor of the T at La Chapelle (Cahors)
Aubert Aycelin, Bishop of Clermont
Audebert of La Porte, T serving brother
audientia causarum
audientia litterarum
Audon of Montaigu, Prior of the H of Auvergne
Audovinus, Bishop of Périgord
Augustine, Saint
Augustine Trionfo, theologian
Augustinian canons of the Holy Sepulchre
Ausculta fili (1301)
Auvergne
Auvergne, bailli, see Stephen of Noirestaing
Auvergne, count, see Robert VI
Auvergne, prior of the H, see Audon of Montaigu
Auvergne, master of the T
Auxerre, bishop, see Peter of Belleperche, Peter of Grez
Avignon
Avignonet
Avis, Order of
Aygue of Bethsan, Constable of Cyprus
Aymar III of Poitiers, Count of Valentinois
Ayme of Oselier, Marshal of the T
Aymo of Pratimi, T
Aymon of Barbonne, T
Baghdad
Baghras, T castle
Baignes, monastery
Bailey, Derek Sherwin, historian
baillis, bailliages, royal
Bait Jibrin, H castle
Baldwin, T serving brother
Baldwin of Cery, T knight
Baldwin of Ibelin
Baldwin I, King of Jerusalem
Baldwin II, King of Jerusalem
Baldwin Lambert, Bishop of Famagusta
Baldwin of Luetzelburg, Archbishop of Trier
Baldwin, canon of the cathedral of Nicosia
Balearic Islands
Balian of Ibelin, Prince of Galilee
Balian of Montgisard
Balnoregio, T preceptory
Balo, T preceptory
banking
Baphomet
Barbará, T castle
Barcelona
Bari, T preceptory
Barking, All Saints’ Church
Barletta T preceptory
Bartholomew, Abbot of Alet
Bartholomew Bochier, T knight
Bartholomew, Archbishop of Brindisi
Bartholomew of Gordo, Turcopolier of the T in Cyprus
Bartholomew of Puyravault, T serving brother
Bartholomew of Turri, T priest
Basil, Saint
Bath, diocese
Baugy, T preceptory
Bautier, Robert-Henri, historian
Baybars, an-Nāsir Rukn-ad-Din, Mamluk sultan
Bayeux, bishop, see William Bonnet
Bayeux, hearings (1307)
Beaucaire, sénéchaussée
Beaune, T preceptory
Beauvais, diocese
Beauvoir, castle (Auvergne)
Beck, Andreas, historian
Bedouins
Benedict XI, pope
Berengar of Collo, T knight
Berengar Frédol the Elder, Cardinal-Priest of SS. Nereo and Achilleo, then Cardinal-Bishop of Tusculum
Berengar of Mazan, Bishop of Carpentras
Berengar of Pulcronisu, T
Berengar of Rivosicco, T knight
Berengar of Saint-Just, Commander of the T at Miravet
Berengar of Saint-Marcel, Commander of the T at Ascó
Berlio of Illino
Bernard, Count of Astarac
Bernard of Banyuls, Treasurer of the T at Cornela
Bernard, Saint, Abbot of Clairvaux
In Praise of the New Knighthood
Bernard, Count of Comminges
Bernard of Comminges, Viscount of Turenne
Bernard F.
Bernard of Fargues, Archbishop of Rouen
Bernard of Foix, T knight
Bernard of Fuentes, Preceptor of the T at Corbins
Bernard Gui, inquisitor in the Toulousain
Bernard of Parma, T serving brother
Bernard Pelet, Prior of the Mas-d’Agenais
Bernard of Puente, knight, Aragonese ambassador
Bernard Saisset, Bishop of Pamiers
Bernard of Vado, T priest from Albi
Bernart Cespujades, Viguier of Tortosa
Bertram, Master of the T in Germany
Bertrand of Got, Archbishop of Bordeaux, see Clement V
Bertrand Guasc, T serving brother
Bertrand, Prior of Saint-Cassiano in Béziers
Bertrand of Saint-Paul, T
Bertrand of Sartiges, Preceptor of the T at Carlat (Rouergue)
Besançon, diocese
Béthune
Bigorre, hearings (1307)
Bigorre, sénéschal
Blanca, daughter of King James II of Aragon
Blanche of Anjou, wife of King James II of Aragon
Blanche of Artois, wife of Charles, Count of La Marche (Charles IV of France)
Blanche of Artois, Countess of Champagne, mother of Joan of Navarre
Bohemia, king, see John of Luxembourg
Bohemia, kingdom
Bologna
council (1309)
T preceptory
university
Bolsena, lake
Boniface VIII, pope
disputes with Philip IV
posthumous proceedings against
Bonlieu, T preceptory
Bordeaux
T hearings
Boswell, John, historian
Boulogne
Boulogne, count, see Robert VI
Bourges
church
clerical assembly
Boyle, Leonard, historian
Brescia, T preceptory
Brian le Jay, Master of the T in England
Brie, bailliage
Brindisi, hearings (1310)
T preceptory
British Isles
see also England, Ireland, Scotland
‘Brittany, count of’
Brittany, duchy
Brown, Elizabeth A.R., historian
Brundage, James, historian
Bruno of Cologne
Bulst-Thiele, Marie Luise, historian
Burchard of Scrapelau, Archbishop of Magdeburg
Burgundy, duchy
Burlegio, T preceptory
burnings of Ts (1310)
Cadiz, gulf of
Caen, hearings (1307)
Caesarius of Heisterbach, Cistercian
Cahors, diocese
hearings (1307) , (1308)
Cahors, bishop, see Hugh Gerald, Peter of Cazilhac
Cairo
Calabria
Calatrava, master of the Order
Calatrava, Order of
Cambrai, bishop, see Philip of Marigny, Peter of Levis
Campagna
Cantavieja, T castle
Canterbury
council (1309)
Canterbury, archbishop, see Robert Winchelsey
Caorsetta, wife of William Lambert
Capetian monarchy
Caporsoli, T preceptory
Carcassonne, diocese
hearings (1307)
Carcassonne, inquisitor, see Geoffrey of Ablis
Carcassonne, sénéschal
cardinals, Sacred College
Carolingians
Carpentras, bishop, see Berengar of Mazan
Carthusian Order
Castell’Araldo, T preceptory
Castel Fajola
Castellote, T castle
Castelnaudary (Aude)
Castel Branco, T castle
Castile
proceedings against the T
Castro Marim
Catalonia
Cathars, Catharism
Catherine of Courtenay, wife of Charles of Valois, funeral
cats, worship of
Cecco of Lanciano, T serving brother
Celestine II, pope
Celestine V, pope
Cerdagne, county
Cervera, hearings (1310)
Cesena, hearings (1310)
Chalamera, T fortress
Châlons, riot in
Chambre des Comptes
Chambre aux Deniers
Champagne, count
Champagne, county
Chancery, papal
Chancery, royal
chansons de geste
charges against the Ts
Charles of Anjou, King of Sicily
Charles, Count of La Marche (Charles IV of France)
Charles II, King of Naples
Charles of Valois, brother of Philip IV
Chartres
council (1309?)
Chartres, bishop, see John of Garlande
Chastel-Blanc, T castle
Châteauneuf
Chaumont, hearings (1307)
Cheroy, house of the T
Chichester, bishop, see John Langton
Chieti
China
Chinon
Christ, master of the Order, see Gil Martins
Christ, Order of
Christian Spinola
Chronique d’Amadi
Cistercian Order Rule
Civitavecchia, T preceptory
Clement IV, pope
Clement V, pope
coronation and beginning of pontificate
crusade
posthumous trial of Boniface VIII
role in the trial of the Templars
Clementiae
clergy, taxation of
and assemblies of French estates
Clericis laicos (1296)
Clermont
diocese
Clermont, bishop, see Aubert Aycelin
Clonfert, T church
Clovis, King of the Franks
Cohn, Norman, historian
Colonna family
Comminges, count, see Bernard
Comminges, see
Compostella, archbishop, see Rodrigo of Padron
Comtat Venaissin
confessions of the Ts
Conrad, Bishop of Hildesheim
Conrad of Marburg
Conradin of Hohenstaufen
Considerantes dudum (1312)
Consolin of Saint-Jory, T knight
Constantine, Roman Emperor
Constantinople
Constantinople, emperor
Coombe
Corbins, T castle
cords, touching idols
Corneto, T preceptory
Corrand of Mangoncia, T priest
Cotentin, bailli
Courtrai, battle (1302)
Coutances, bishop, see Robert of Harcourt
Crawford, Paul, historian
Cremona, bishop, see Rainier of Casoli
Cresson, springs of, battle (1187)
criticism of Ts
Crusader states, Palestine and Syria see also Cyprus, Holy Land, Jerusalem, Outremer
crusades, crusaders
First
Second
Third
Fifth
Albigensian
Frederick II (1228–9)
Louis IX
against Aragon
Cyprus
proceedings against the Ts (1310–11)
Cyprus, commander of the T, see James of Doumanin
draper of the T, see John of Villa
treasurer of the T
turcopolier of the T, see Bartholomew of Gordo
Dalmatia
Dalmacio of Pontons, Aragonese ambassador
Dalmacio of Rocaberti, T
Damascus
Damietta
Daniel Briton, T priest
Darbsak, T castle
Daroca
Dauphiné
defence of the T
Deminutio laboris examinantium processus contra ordinem templi in Anglia
Demurger, Alain, historian
denial of Christ
Denis of Aubigny, Bailli of Amiens
Deodat Jafet, T
Diakover, Bosnia, see Guichard of Troyes
Dieudonné, Abbot of Lagny, papal inquisitor
Dijon, T preceptory
Dinis, King of Portugal
Domenico of Palestrina, inquisitor
Dominican Order, Dominicans
Dominican prior in Paris
Douai
Dragon, Abbot of Aurillac (Auvergne)
Dublin castle
Edmund of Lancaster, brother of Edward I
Edward I, King of England
Edward II, King of England, role in the trial of the Ts
Egypt, Egyptians
Egypt, sultan
Elias Aymerici, T serving brother
Elias Costat, T serving brother
Elias of Jocro, T serving brother
Elias Talleyrand, Count of Périgord
Elm, Kaspar, historian
Elne, diocese
Empire, the (Holy Roman)
England
proceedings against the Ts
England, prior of the H, see William of Tothale
Enguerrand of Marigny, royal Chamberlain
Enguerrand of Villers, royal knight
epic and romance literature
Episcopi, canon
Ermengarda of Oluja, Preceptrix of the T at Rourell
Ervy
Esquin of Floyran, Prior of Montfaucon
Essex, T estates
estates in France ; (1302) ; (1303) ; (1308) ; (1312)
Etsi de statu (1297)
Eugenius III, pope
Everard des Barres, Grand Master of the T
evil eye
Evora
Faciens misericordiam (1308)
Faenza
Falco of Milly, T knight
Famagusta
T preceptory
Fano, bishop, see James
Favier, Jean, historian
Fawtier, Robert, historian
Ferdinand IV, King of Castile
Ferinsius Mareschal, knight
Ferrer of Lillet, T priest
Ferrer of Bilgleto, vicar of James II of Aragon at Tarragona
Fidenzio of Padua, Franciscan
Finke, Heinrich, historian
Flanders, county
floods
Florence
T preceptory
Forey, Alan, historian
Forez, count, see John I
Frale, Barbara, historian
France, French
France, prior of the H, see Ithier of Nanteuil
Franciscan Order, Franciscans
Frederick I, German Emperor
Frederick II, German Emperor
Frederick II, King of Sicily
Frederick of Alvensleben, Preceptor of the T in Germany
Frederick Ballaco, Bishop of Rimini
Frederick of Salm, Preceptor of the T in the Rhine Province
Friedlander, Alan, historian
frogs and toads in heretical assemblies
Fulk V, Count of Anjou
Fulk of Villaret, Grand Master of the H
Gaetani family
Gaillard of Preissac, Bishop of Toulouse
Gainneville, fief
Galceran of Tous, T
García Ramírez, King of Navarre
Gardeny, T commander, see Arnold of Banyuls
Gardeny, T house
Garway, T house
Garin of Grandeville, Preceptor of the T in Ponthieu
Gascony, duchy of, Gascons
Gaston, see Baghras
Gaucerand, curatus of the T at Bure
Gaza, T castle
Genghis Khan, Great Khan of the Mongols
Genoa
Geoffrey, T
Geoffrey of Ablis, inquisitor in Carcassonne
Geoffrey, Count of Anjou
Geoffrey of Charney, Preceptor of the T in Normandy
confessions
Geoffrey Fitz Stephen, Master of the T in England
Geoffrey of Gonneville, Preceptor of the T in Aquitaine and Poitou
confessions
Geoffrey of Paris, chronicler
Geoffrey du Plessis, notary to the Apostolic See
Geoffrey of Villaperos, T knight
George, valet de chambre to James of Molay
Gerald Dominguez, Bishop of Palencia
Gerald of Wales, chronicler
Gerard of Augny, T serving brother
Gerard Beraud, T knight from Limoges
Gerard of Boyzol, knight from Gisors
Gerard of Caux, T knight
Gerard of Gauche, T knight
Gerard Laverhna, Preceptor of the T house of Andrivaux (Périgord)
Gerard le Lorinhe, T
Gerard du Passage, T knight
Gerard of Presles, Prévôt of Laon
Gerard of Saint-Martial, T knight
Gerard of Sauzet, Preceptor of the T in the Auvergne
Gerard of Villiers, Preceptor of the T in France
Germany, Germans
proceedings against the Ts
Gervase of Beauvais, Preceptor of the T at Laon
Gervase of Tilbury, chronicler
Ghazan, Mongol Il-Khan of Persia
Ghibellines
Gien
Gil Martins, Master of the Order of Christ
Gilles Aycelin, Archbishop of Narbonne
as Archbishop of Rouen
Gilles Colonna, Archbishop of Bourges
Gilles of Maubuisson, Bailli of Mâcon
Gilles of Rotangy, T priest
Gilles, Preceptor of the T at San Gimignano
Gilmour-Bryson, Anne, historian
Giovanni Villani, Florentine chronicler
Gisors, fortress
Gmelin, Julius, historian
Gnostics
Godfrey of Bouillon, first Latin ruler of Jerusalem
Godfrey of Saint-Omer, T knight
Gombaldo of Entenza, Procurador of Valencia
Gonzalo Diaz Palomeque, Archbishop of Toledo
Goodich, Michael, historian
Gorgon, the
Granada
Les Grandes Chroniques de France
Grazean, priory
Greater Poland
Greece, Greeks ; see also Latin Greeks
Gregory VII, pope
Gregory IX, pope
Gregory X, pope
Grosseto, T preceptory
Guadiana, river
Gubbio
Guiard of Cressonessart
Guichard, Bishop of Troyes
Guichard of Marsillac, Sénéchal of Toulouse
Guelphs
Guienne
Guigo of Chartres, Prior of La Grande Chartreuse
Guy, T priest
Guy of Cietica, T serving brother
Guy of Dampierre, Count of Flanders
Guy Dauphin, T knight
Guy of Foresta, Master of the T in England
Guy of Lusignan, Count of La Marche and Angoulême
Guy of Neufville, Bishop of Saintes
Guy of Nice, T serving brother
Guy IV, Count of Saint-Pol
Hagenmeyer, Heinrich, historian
Hainault, county
Halberstadt, diocese
Hattin, battle (1187)
Hayton, lord of Gorhigos
heads, worship
Henry, T serving brother
Henry of Bar from Onjon
Henry of Biblio, knight
Henry of Claciaco, royal knight
Henry of Compiègne, T serving brother
Henry II, King of Cyprus
Henry I, King of England
Henry II, King of England
Henry III, King of England
as Duke of Gascony
Henry, son of Henry II, King of England
Henry of Fautrières, Abbot of Cluny
Henry, son of Frederick II
Henry Ffykeis, procurator at the Roman Curia
Henry of Hercigny, T
Henry of Huntingdon, chronicler
Henry, Count of Luxembourg
as emperor
Henry Sanglier, Archbishop of Sens
Hereford, diocese
Hildesheim
Hillgarth, Jocelyn N., historian
Hohenstaufen
Holy Land
homosexuality
Honorius II, pope
Honorius III, pope
Hospital, Order of, Hospitallers
hospitals
Hugh, T
Hugh, T knight
Hugh Achoti
Hugh of Cabilone, T knight, Preceptor of Vall de Tor
Hugh Capet, King of France
Hugh of Châlons, T knight, nephew of Hugh of Pairaud
Hugh I of Troyes, Count of Champagne
Hugh of Chastel, royal knight
Hugh of Faure, T knight
Hugh Gerald, Bishop of Cahors
Hugh of La Celle, royal knight
Hugh of Narsac, Preceptor of the T at Les Épeaux (Saintes)
Hugh of Pairaud, Visitor of the T in France
confessions
revokes confession
reserves defence for the pope
Hugh of Payns, Grand Master of the T
Hugh of Salm, Preceptor of the T at Grumbach
Hugo of Samaya, Preceptor of the T at Brindisi
Humbert of Corbon, Preceptor of the T at Paulhac
Humbert of Pairaud, Master of the T in England
Humbert of Puy, T serving brother
Humbert of Reffiet, T
Hungary
Iberia
proceedings against the Ts
idols, idolatry ; see also cats, frogs and toads, heads
Ile-des-Javiaux, see Paris
Ile-de-France
Imbert Blanke, Preceptor of the T in the Auvergne
Indians of British Columbia
Innocent II, pope
Innocent III, pope
Innocent IV, pope
inquest of Templar lands in England (1185–95)
inquiries: papal commission
diocesan
For proceedings against the Templars outside France
relevant country
inquisitors
inventories of T property
Ireland, proceedings against the Ts
Israel
Istria
Italy, Italians
proceedings against the Ts
Ithier of Nanteuil, Prior of the H in France
Ithier of Rochefort, Preceptor of the T at Douzens (Carcassonne)
Ives of Saint-Denis, monastic chronicler
Jacob’s Ford, T castle
Jaffa
James II, King of Aragon
role in the trial of the Templars
James Biaulus of Isles
James of Bregecuria, T serving brother
James of Doumanin, Preceptor of the T in Cyprus
James Duèze, Bishop of Avignon ; see also John XXII
James, Bishop of Fano
James Fournier, Bishop of Pamiers
James of la Mandelée
James I, King of Mallorca
James of Molay, Grand Master of the T
attempted defence of the Order
confessions
memoirs on crusades and military orders
refutes accusations
revokes confession
James of Montecucco, Grand Preceptor of T in Italy
James of Plany, knight
James of Socy, T
James, Bishop of Sutri
James of Thérines, Cistercian, professor of theology at the University of Paris, Contra Impugnatores Exemptiorum
James of Troyes, T serving brother
James Verjus, T serving brother
Jerusalem
al-Aqsa (Temple of Solomon)
Holy Sepulchre, church
kingdom
Muristan
Temple platform
Tower of David
Jews
Jimeno of Lenda, Master of the T in Aragon
Jimeno of Luna, Archbishop of Tarragona
Joan of Burgundy, wife of Philip, Count of Poitiers (Philip V of France)
Joan of Navarre, Queen of France
Johan Osorez, Grand Master of the Order of Santiago
John XII, pope
John XXII, pope
John, T priest
John, Apparitor of the curia of the official of Paris
John Agarni, Prévôt of the church of Aix
John of Bayes, knight
John le Bergonhons
John Bertald, T serving brother
John le Blound, Sheriff of Kent
John II, Duke of Brittany
John Burgunyó, Sacristan of Majorca, procurator of King James II of Aragon at the papal court
John of Chaley, T serving brother
John of Châlons, T serving brother
John of Chames, T
John Chapin, clerk
John of Châteauvillars, T knight
John of Cherlieu, Abbot of Joug-Dieu
John of Cormeilles, Preceptor of the T at Moissy
John of Couchey, T
John of Crevecoeur, T serving brother
John Croissant, clerk
John of Cugy, keeper of the T mills at Paris
John Dalderby, Bishop of Lincoln
John of Dijon, Franciscan
John Durand, T
John, King of England
John of Eure, Sheriff of Yorkshire
John of Folligny, T priest
John I, Count of Forez
John of Furnes, T serving brother
John Galebrun, burgess of Gien
John of Garlande, Bishop of Chartres
John Godell of Tours, T serving brother
John Guérin of La Villeneuve-le-Roy, royal administrator of the T property in the bailliages of Troyes and Meaux
John of Heure
John of Hinquemeta, T serving brother
John of Janville, royal gaoler
John of Juvignac, T serving brother
John of La Cassagne, T
John Langton, Bishop of Chichester
John of Lévis, lord of Mirepoix
John, Vicomte of Limoges
John of Lotgers, papal inquisitor in Aragon
John of Luxembourg, King of Bohemia
John of Mantua, Archdeacon of Trent
John Martin of Soalhães, Bishop of Lisbon
John of Melot, T serving brother
John Michael, scribe at the council of Troyes
John le Moine, jurist
John of Montlaur, Archdeacon of Maguelonne
John of Montréal, T serving brother
John of Moun, T
John of Nardò, Preceptor of the T at Castrovillari (Calabria)
John of Nice, T serving brother
John of Paris, Dominican
John of Paris, T
John of Plublaveh, Prévôt of Paris
John of Pollencourt, T serving brother
John of Polo, Archbishop of Pisa
John of Pont-Evêque, T serving brother
John of Pouilly, master of theology
John of Primey, T knight
John Robert, T priest
John Rosselli, house of, in Paris
John of Ruivans, T serving brother
John of Rumprey, T serving brother
John of Saint-Léonard, T serving brother
John of Saint-Victor, chronicler
John of Salisbury
John Salmon, Bishop of Norwich
John Sarrasin, royal Chamberlain
John of Savigny, Bishop of Nevers
John of Segrave, governor of Edward II in Scotland
John of Sivry, T priest
John of Solerio, papal clerk
John of Stoke, T priest
John of Tanis, Bailli of Limassol
John Taylafer of Gêne, T serving brother
John of Todi, T priest
John I of Tour, Treasurer of the T at Paris
John II of Tour, Treasurer of the T at Paris
John of Valle Gelosa, T priest
John of Verretot, Bailli of Caen
John of Villa, Draper of the T in Cyprus
John of Villecerf, T
John of Warenne, Earl of Surrey
John Wogan, Justiciar of Edward II in Ireland
Jordan river
Jordan, William C., historian
Justinian, Emperor
Kent, sheriff, see John le Blound
Khirokitia, T castle
Khorezmian Turks
Kirkstall, abbot, see Walter
kissing, indecent
Kurds
Kyrenia, castle
La Fève, T castle
La Forbie, battle (1244)
La Marche and Angoulême, count, see Guy of Lusignan
Lambert of Cormeilles, T serving brother
Lambert of Toucy, T serving brother
Lamentacio quedam pro Templariis
Lancelot of Paspretes, canon of Orléans
Landolf Brancaccio, Cardinal-Deacon of St Angelo
Langlois, Charles V., historian
‘Langres, dean of’, brother of James of Molay
Langres, diocese
Languedoc
Laon
La Rochelle
La Ronsière, T house
Lateran Council, Fourth (1215)
Latin Greece
Laurac (Aude)
Laurent of Beaune, Preceptor of the T at Epailly
Lea, Henry C., historian
Lefkara, castle
Leo IX, pope
Leonard Patrasso, Cardinal of Albano
Leonard of Tivoli, Prior of the H at Venice and Visitor of the H, Prior of the H in England
lepers
Lérida, hearings (1310)
Le Roy Ladurie, Emmanuel, historian
Leviticus, quoted
Lille
Limassol
Limoges
diocese
Limoges, bishop see Reginald of La Porte
Lincoln
Lincolnshire
Lisbon, bishop see John Martin of Soalhães
Lizerand, Georges, historian
Loches
Loire, river
Lombards, see Italy, Italians
Lombardy
London
church of the Holy Trinity
diocese
New Temple
Newgate
St Paul’s Cathedral
Tower
Longinus
Longroiva, T castle
Lope Pérez, T knight
Lotterio of La Tosa, Bishop of Florence
Louis, Count of Evreux, brother of Philip IV
Louis VII, King of France
Louis VIII, King of France
Louis IX, King of France ; see also crusades
Louis, son of Philip IV, King of Navarre
as Louis X, King of France
Louis, Count of Nevers
Louis V, King of the West Franks
Lucca
episcopal palace
T preceptory
Lucera
hearings (1310)
Lucius III, pope
Luke, gospel of
Luttrell, Anthony, historian
Lyon
church of Saint-Just
council (1274)
diocese
suburb of Saint-Just
Lyonnais
Mâcon
diocese
Mâcon, bailli, see Gilles of Maubuisson
Mâcon, bishop, see Nicholas of Bar-sur-Seine
Magdeburg, diocese
magic , see also witchcraft
Magione, T preceptory
Mahomet, image
Maine, county
Mainz, council (1310)
Maisonneuve, Henri, historian
Malachi
Malaucène, near Orange
Mallorca
proceedings against the Ts
Mamluks
Mansourah
Maraclea
Maria of Antioch
Margaret, daughter of King Louis VII of France
Margaret of Burgundy, wife of Louis, King of Navarre
Margaret Porete
Marittima
Marseille
Martin IV, pope
Martin Detecha, confessor of King James II of Aragon
Martin of Frigola, T
Martin Martin, Spanish T
Martin of Montricard, Preceptor of the T at Mauléon
Martin of Nice, T serving brother
Martin Peter of Orós, Castellan of the H at Amposta
Mary Magdalene
Mas Deu, T preceptory
Masteire, T preceptory
‘master of passages’, T
‘matins of Bruges’ (1302)
Matthew of Bois Audemer, Preceptor of the T at Clichy (Beauvais)
Matthew of Cressonessart, T serving brother
Matthew of Naples, Apostolic Notary
Matthew Paris, chronicler of St Albans
Matthew du Remois, Cardinal-Bishop of Albano
Matthew le Sarmage, Preceptor of the T at Sidon
Matthew Zaccaria
Meaux, bailliage
Meaux, diocese
Medina del Campo
Medusa
Melisende, Queen of Jerusalem
‘Melun, bishop of’
Melville, Marion, historian
Menache, Sophia, historian
Merlan, T prison
Midianites
Milicia Dei (1145)
Milites Templi (1144)
Millanet, T preceptory
Miravet, T fortress
Mollat, Gui, historian
Mongay, T castle
Mongols
Moneta of Cremona, Dominican
Mons-en-Pévèle, battle (1304)
Montaro
Mont-de-Soissons, T preceptory
Montesa, Order of
Montpellier
lordship
Monzón, T castle
Moore, Robert I., historian
Morea ; see also Latin Greece
Mormant (Troyes), T preceptory
Moses
Muslims
Musciatto Guidi
myths
Nablus, council (1120)
Naples
Napoleone Orsini, Cardinal-Deacon of St Adrian, Dean of the Sacred College
Narbonne, province
Narbonne, viscount, see Aimery VI
Navarre
necrophilia
Nicholas IV, pope
Nicholas, Dominican of the convent of Compiègne
Nicholas of Bar-sur-Seine, Bishop of Mâcon
Nicholas of Boncelo, T
Nicholas of Celles, T
Nicholas of Compiègne, T serving brother
Nicholas of Ennezat, Dominican Inquisitor
Nicholas of Fréauville, Cardinal-Priest of St Eusebio
Nicolas Reginus, T serving brother
Nicholas of Sarra, T serving brother
Nicholas Symon, armiger
Nicholson, Helen, historian
Nicosia
archbishop’s palace
cathedral
T preceptory
Niort
Nisou
Noffo Dei, Florentine
Norman kings
Normans, Normandy
notaries
Novillas, T preceptory
Odo of Valdric, Grand Preceptor of the T in Apulia and Sicily
Odo of Wirmis, T serving brother, carpenter
Oliver of Penne, Preceptor of the T in Lombardy
Omne datum optimum (1139)
Onjon
Orense
Orléans
Orléans, bishop, see Ralph Grosparmi
Orvieto
Otto I, German Emperor
Otto, Preceptor of T at Brunswick and Süpplingenburg
Ottobonus of Razzi, Patriarch of Aquileia
Ottoman Turks
Outremer, see Crusader states
Ovid
P. of Chambilly
Padua, T preceptory
Palombara
Pancius, royal physician
Pandolf of Sabello, Prévôt of the church of St Martin of Tours, papal chaplain and apostolic notary
Papal State
Paphos, T preceptory
Paris
bishop’s house in
burning of Ts (1310) , (1314)
cathedral of Notre-Dame
church of Saint-Jean in Gravia
church of Saint-Martin-des Champs
council (1310)
diocese
Dominican house
episcopal hall
estates in
garden of the bishop of Paris
hearings (1307)
Ile-des-Javiaux
island of Notre-Dame
monastery of Sainte-Geneviève
monastery of Sainte-Marie
pig market
riots
royal garden
royal prison at the Louvre
royal treasury at the Louvre
T preceptory
university
Paris, Abbot of Longuay (Haute-Marne)
Paris, bishop, see William of Auvergne, William of Baufet
Paris, Dominican prior
Paris, prévôt, see John of Plublaveh
Paris, prévôté
Paris, treaty (1259)
Pariset of Bures, T serving brother, shepherd
Parlement of Paris
Partner, Peter, historian
Pastoralis praeeminentiae (1307)
Paterines, see Publicans
Patrick of Ripon, T
Paul, monk of Saint-Père-de-Chartres, chronicler
Paul of Valleceli, T
Pegues, Franklin J., historian
Pelagius, Cardinal-Bishop of Albano and papal legate
penances
imposed on Ts after the trial
Peñiscola, T castle in Aragon
Penne
pensions of the Ts
Pepin, King of the Franks
Périgord, bishop, see Audovinus
Périgord, count, see Elias Talleyrand
Périgord, diocese
Périgord and Cahors, sénéschal
Perkins, Clarence, historian
Perocius, burgher from Famagusta
Perpignan
Perseus
Persia
Perugia, papal conclave
San Bevignate, church
Peter, T, nephew of Hugh of Pairaud
Peter, T serving brother
Peter of Abano
Peter Alemandin, Preceptor of the T of Montpellier
Peter III, the Great, King of Aragon
Peter of Aspelt, Archbishop of Mainz
Peter of Belleperche, Bishop of Auxerre
Peter Bleda, T
Peter of Bologna, T priest, Procurator of the Temple at the Roman Court
confession
defends Order
Peter of Boucle, T knight
Peter Boyl, Aragonese ambassador
Peter Brocart, T serving brother, farmer
Peter Cadelli, T sergeant
Peter of Cazilhac, Bishop of Cahors
Peter Colonna, Cardinal-Deacon of St Eustace
Peter of Conders, Preceptor of the T at Gentioux (Limoges)
Peter Damian, Saint, Liber Gomorrhianus
Peter Donaderi, T from Cahors
Peter Dubois, Norman lawyer
Peter Flote, Keeper of the Seals
Peter Erlant, Bishop of Limassol
Peter of Grez, Bishop of Auxerre
Peter Guidice, canon of Verona
Peter li Jumeaux, Bailli of Troyes
Peter of la Chapelle, Cardinal-Priest of St Vitale, then Cardinal-Bishop of Palestrina
Peter of La Palud, Dominican bachelor of theology
Peter of Latilly, royal clerk
Peter, Bishop of Lérida
Peter of Levis, Bishop of Cambrai
Peter of Modies, T serving brother
Peter of Moncada, Master of the T in Aragon and Catalonia
Peter of Murrone, see Celestine V
Peter, Preceptor of the T at Paris
Peter Picard of Bures, T serving brother
Peter of Plaine-Cassagne, Bishop of Rodez
Peter of Puig, Warden of the Franciscan convent at Lérida
Peter of Queralt, representative of King James II of Aragon
Peter Olivonis, Prior of the Dominican convent at Lérida
Peter Reginus, T
Peter of Safad, T serving brother
Peter of Saint-Benoît, T serving brother
Peter of Saint-Gresse, T
Peter of San Justo, Commander of the T at Peñíscola
Peter of Savoy, Archbishop of Lyon
Peter, Bishop of Segni
Peter of Sevrey, Marshal of the T
Peter of Sivry, T
Peter of Sornay, T
Peter Theobald, T serving brother
Peter Ultramontanus, Grand Preceptor of the T of Apulia and Castile
Peter Veriauz, Prévôt of Ervy
Peter Ysan, knight
Peters, Edward, historian
Philip, Infante of Castile
Philip II, King of France
Philip III, King of France
Philip IV, King of France
disputes with Boniface VIII
role in the trial of the Ts
Philip of Ibelin, Seneschal of Cyprus
Philip of Manin, T serving brother
Philip of Marigny, Bishop of Cambrai and Archbishop of Sens
Philip of Nablus, Grand Master of the T
Philip of Plessis, Grand Master of the T
Philip, Count of Poitiers (Philip V of France)
Philip of Voet, Prévôt of the church of Poitiers
Piacenza
T preceptory
Piers Gaveston
pilgrims, pilgrimage
Pilgrims’ Castle, see ‘Atlīt
Pisa, T preceptory
Plutarch
Poitiers
diocese
hearings (1308)
meetings between Clement V and Philip IV (1306–8)
Poitiers, the official of
Poitiers, sénéchal
Poitou
Polignac, viscount, see Armand
Pomerania
Pons of Bon Œuvre, T serving brother
Pons of Buris, Templar priest
Pons Maurin, Abbot of Valmagne
Pons of Puteo, T sergeant
Ponsard of Gizy, Preceptor of the T at Payns
Ponthieu, county
Pontoise
Portugal
proceedings against the Ts
prévôtés
privileges of the Ts in England
Provence
Provins, T house
Prussia
Prutz, Hans, historian
Ptolemy of Lucca, Bishop of Torcello
Publicans
Puente de Alcántara, T castle
Puy-de-Dôme
questions to an anonymous jurist at the University of Paris (1310)
questions to the masters of the University of Paris (1308)
Rabiosse or la Ragera, house
Raimbaud of Caromb, Preceptor of the T in Cyprus
Rainier of Casoli, Bishop of Cremona
Rainier of Larchant, T serving brother
Ralph of Baldock, Bishop of London
Ralph of Barton, T
Ralph of Breuilly, royal knight
Ralph of Freynoy, T
Ralph of Gizy, Preceptor of the T at Lagny-le-Sec and Sommereux
Ralph of Grandeville, T serving brother
Ralph Grosparmi, Bishop of Orléans
Ralph of Linay, papal inquisitor in Toul, Metz and Verdun
Ralph Moyset, T
Ralph of Presles, royal advocate
Ralph Tanet, Preceptor of the T at Keele
Ralph of Thauvenay, T serving brother
Ravenna, council (1311)
Raymond of Bentho, knight
Raymond Berenguer IV, Count of Barcelona and Lord of Aragon
Raymond of Canet, Majorcan noble
Raymond Costa, Bishop of Elne
Raymond Despont, Bishop of Valencia
Raymond Durand, notary
Raymond Fontana, Preceptor of the T at Piacenza
Raymond of Guardia, Preceptor of the T at Mas Deu
Raymond Lull
Raymond Massel, T serving brother
Raymond Montros, Archdeacon of Guarda
Raymond Rulli, T serving brother
Raymond Sapte, T priest
Raymond VII, Count of Toulouse
Raymond of Varena, Grand Preceptor of the T in Sicily
Raymond Visconte, lord of Nisou
Reginald of Beaupilier, T serving brother
Reginald Bergeron, T serving brother
Reginald of Braybof, Dominican
Reginald of La Porte, Bishop of Limoges
Reginald II of Martigny, Archbishop of Reims
Reginald of Montbason, Archbishop of Tours
Reginald of Provins, T priest, Preceptor of Orléans
before council of Sens
confession
defends Order
Reginald of Soissons, Marshal of the T in Cyprus
Regnans in coelis (1308)
Reims
council (1310)
Reinach, Salomon, historian
Remoulins, T castle
Renneville, hearings (1307)
responsions
Rhineland
Rhodes, conquest by Hs
Rhône, river
Ribaforada, T preceptory
Richard Berard
Richard I, King of England
Richard of Spoliis, house of
Ricoldo of Monte Croce
Riga, archbishopric
Riley-Smith, Jonathan, historian
Rinaldo of Concorrezzo, Archbishop of Ravenna
riots in Paris
Robert, priest in the service of the T at Paris
Robert Anudei, house of
Robert, Count of Artois
Robert VI, Count of Auvergne and Boulogne
Robert of Béthune, Count of Flanders
Robert of Calabria, son of Charles II of Naples
as Robert, King of Naples
Robert of Courtenay, Archbishop of Reims
Robert of Craon, Grand Master of the T
Robert of Dorturer, notary
Robert of Fouilly, Bishop of Amiens
Robert of Harcourt, Bishop of Coutances
Robert of Malen, T
Robert of Molesme
Robert of Sablé, Grand Master of the T
Robert Vigier, T serving brother
Robert Winchelsey, Archbishop of Canterbury
La Roche Guillaume, T castle
La Roche de Roussel, T castle
Rodrigo Iáñez, Grand Preceptor of the T in Castile
Rodrigo of Padron, Archbishop of Compostella
Rodez, diocese
Roger Bacon
Roger of Howden, chronicler
Roger of Planes, wife of
Rogeron, son of Roger of Lauria
Romagna
Roman Empire
Roman See
Rome
Boniface VIII’s council (1302)
Lateran Palace
T preceptory
Romeus of Brugaria, master at the University of Paris
Rosetta
Rouen, province
council (1310)
Rouergue, clergy
Rouergue, sénéchaussée
Rourell, T preceptory
Roussillon
Ruad, island
Ruhon
Rule of St Benedict
Rule of the Ts
Sabina, cardinal of, see Armand Fouquères
Safad, T castle
St Albans, chronicles of
Saint-Antoine, convent, near Paris
Saint-Denis, abbey and chronicles ; see also William of Nangis
St Euphemia
Saint-Germain-des-Prés, monks
Saint-Jean-d’Angély
Saint Lazarus, Order of
Saint Peter, Patrimony of
Saint-Pierre, Tarbes, abbot, see Anthony
Saint-Pol, count, see Guy IV
Sainte-Geneviève, monastery
chapel of Saint-Eloi
Saintes, bishop, see Guy of Neufville
Saintes, diocese
Salāh al-Dīn Yūsuf, ruler of Damascus and Sultan of Egypt (Saladin)
Salamanca, council (1310)
Salerno
Salisbury
diocese
Salvador of Anglesola, T serving brother
Sancho, King of Mallorca
San Gimignano, T preceptory
San Savino, T preceptory
Santiago, Order of
Saône, river
Saracens, see Muslims
Satalia, gulf of
Satan
worship of
Scandinavia
Schottmüller, Konrad, historian
Scotland
proceedings against the Ts
secrecy of the Ts
Segni
diocese
sénéchaux, sénéchaussées
Senlis
Sens, bailli, see William of Hangest
Sens, archbishop, see Philip of Marigny, Stephen Béquart
Sens
council (1310)
hearings (1307)
province
Sexena, monastery
sexual intercourse with women by Ts
by heretics
Sicard of Vaur, canon of Narbonne, papal inquisitor
Sicilian Vespers (1282)
Sicily
Sidon
T preceptory
Siegfried III, Archbishop of Mainz
Silesia
Simon of Sarezaris, Prior of the H at Nicosia
Simonet, agent of Peter of Latilly and Ralph of Breuilly
simony
sisters of the T
Sodom, city
sodomy, see homosexuality
Soissons
diocese
sorcery, see witchcraft
Spain
Spiritual Franciscans
spitting, trampling and urinating on the cross
Spoleto
Stephen, chaplain of the T at Mormant
Stephen Barbete
Stephen Béquart, Archbishop of Sens
Stephen Cartier, burgess of Gien
Stephen of Chentonaria, T knight
Stephen of Domont, T serving brother
Stephen of Néry, Warden of the Franciscan house at Lyon
Stephen of Noirestaing, Bailli of the mountains of the Auvergne
Stephen of Provins, T
Stephen of Safad, T priest
Stephen of Sissey, Marshal of the T
Stephen of Stapelbrugge, T
Stephen of Suisy, Cardinal-Priest of St Cyriac
Stephen of Troyes, T serving brother
Strayer, Joseph R., historian
Subit assidue (1308)
Summers, Montague
Super petri solio (1303)
Sweden
Tarbes
Taranto, T preceptory
Tarquinia, see Corneto
Tarragona
councils (1310–12)
Tartars, see Mongols
taxation, papal
taxation, royal
‘Templar of Tyre’, chronicler
Teutonic Knights, Order
Thaddeo of Naples
Theobald IV, Count of Blois and Champagne
Theobald Gaudin, Grand Commander and then Grand Master of the T
Theobald II, Duke of Lorraine
Thomas Aquinas, theologian
Thomas Bérard, Grand Master of the T
Thomas of Cantimpré
Thomas of Pamplona, T serving brother, Preceptor of Aberín and Ribaforada
Thomas of Redemer, Dominican
Thomas, Archpriest of St John of Rieti
Thomas Totty of Thoroldeby, T
Thomas of Toulouse, T
Thornton (Northumbria)
Thiron, abbot of, house on island of Notre-Dame
Tivoli
Tomar, T castle
Torremaggiore, T preceptory
Tortosa (Aragon)
Tortosa (Syria)
island, see Ruad;
T house
torture
Toulousain
Toulouse
county
diocese 96
sénéchaussé
T preceptory
Toulouse, inquisitor, see Bernard Gui
Touraine, county
Tournai
Tours, baillis
Tours
province
treason
Treviso, march of
Trier
Trier, chronicler
Tripoli, county
town
Troyes, bailli, see Peter li Jumeaux
Troyes, bailliage
Troyes
council (1129)
diocese
hearings (1307)
Tudela
Tunis, ruler, see Abū-Bakr II
Tunisia
Turenne, viscount, see Bernard of Comminges
Turks
Tuscany
Tyerman, Christopher, historian
Uclés, Order of
Unam sanctam (1302)
Urban II, pope
Urban IV, pope
Urban V, pope
Uzès
Valencia
Valentinois, count, see Aymar III of Poitiers
Vall de Tor, T preceptor, see Hugh of Cabilone
Valles
Vallo di Spoleto, crusaders
Vatican Archives
Velasco Fernandez, T
Velletri
Venice, Venetians
Vetralla, T preceptory
Vexin, Norman
Via Cassia
Vidal of Vilanova, Aragonese ambassador and royal Chancellor
Vienne
council (1311–12)
diocese
Villel, T fortress
Virecourt (Lorraine), T preceptory
virgins, the eleven thousand
Viterbo
papal palace
T preceptory
Vox in excelso (1312)
Waldemar, Margrave of Brandenburg
Waldensians
Walter Bacheler, Preceptor of the T in Ireland
Walter of Bullens, T knight
Walter of Bures, T priest
Walter of Guisborough, chronicler
Walter, Abbot of Kirkstall
Walter of Liancourt, Preceptor of the T at Reims and Laon
Walter Map, chronicler
Walter of Payns, T
Ward, John O., historian
Warmund of Picquigny, Patriarch of Jerusalem
Weil, Simone, philosopher
White Ship
William Adelin, son of Henry I of England
William Le Maire, Bishop of Angers
William April, T serving brother
William of Arreblay, Preceptor of the T at Soisy
William of Auvergne, Bishop of Paris
William II, Count of Auxerre, Nevers and Tonnerre
William of Baufet, Bishop of Paris
William de Beaujeu, Grand Master of the T
William Bonnet, Bishop of Bayeux
William Boscelli, T
William le Botiller, monk
William de Chambonnet, Preceptor of the T at Blaudeix (Auvergne)
William of Dène, Sénéschal of Agen
William of Domont, house of, in Paris
William Durant, Bishop of Mende
William of Erée, T serving brother
William of Gaudiès, royal notary
William of Giac, T serving brother
William of Givry, T serving brother
William Greenfield, Archbishop of York
William of Hangest, Bailli of Sens
William of la Forde, rector of Crofton
William of la Huce, house of, in Paris
William Lambert
William Lamberton, Bishop of St Andrews
William of la More, Master of the T in England
William of Liège, Preceptor of the T at La Rochelle
William of Marcilly, royal knight
William of Martigny
William of Nangis, chronicler, monk of Saint-Denis
continuator of his chronicles
William of Nogaret, Keeper of the Seals
raid on Anagni
role in the trial of the Templars
William of Noves, Grand Preceptor of T in Lombardy and Tuscany
William Olomar, Aragonese ambassador
William of Paris, papal inquisitor in France
role in the trial of the Ts
William, Preceptor of the T at Paris
William Pidoye, royal custodian of the goods of the T
William of Plaisians, royal minister
role in the trial of the Ts
William Raven, T knight
William of Reses, T knight
William of Reynbur, Augustinian
William Robert, monk
William of Rocaberti, Archbishop of Tarragona
William of Roussillon, Bishop of Valence and Die
William of St Marcello, inquisitor
William of Sonnac, Grand Master of the T
William of Torage, T knight
William of Tothale, Prior of the H in England
William, Archbishop of Tyre
William of Verduno, T priest
witchcraft
words of consecration, omitted during mass
Yalla
Yermosoyia
York
council (1310)
province
Yorkshire, sheriff, see John of Eure
‘Yse, Isles of’
Zaragoza, hearings (1309–10)