Day: September 14, 2007

Temple Mount

Posted on September 14, 2007 Updated on September 14, 2007

Interesting YouTube clip from the History Channel about the Temple in Jerusalem

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Teasers para o Cursos Livre – Templários e Templarismo na Universidade Lusófona January 24, 2015
Universidade Lusófona Curso Livre – Templários Parte 1 – A Cavalaria – Da Milícia armada à Milícia de Cristo – A Cavalaria Origem, fundamentos, contexto; Heranças: a Instituição, Equites Romano, invasões bárbaras; migração da Tradições Oriente para Ocidente, do homem armado a cavalo ao Cavaleiro; Heranças: Metafísica, migração do ideário de Cavalaria da Ásia […]
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Curso Livre – Templários e Templarismo na Universidade Lusófona January 21, 2015
Curso – Templários e Templarismo UNIVERSIDADE LUSÓFONA Professores: Alexandre Honrado | Luís de Matos Curso presencial 6 Quintas-feiras das 20h às 22h 12 horas lectivas Início a 4 de Fevereiro Custo: 75 Euros . Extinta há quase 700 anos, a Ordem Militar e Religiosa dos Pobres Cavaleiros de Cristo e do Templo de Salomão, vulgo […]
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Solemn Dubbing Ceremony took place under the Commandery of Sintra, Portugal October 19, 2014
New Knights and Dames were dubbed this past weekend in the Commandery of Sintra of the Priory of Iberia (OSMTHU) in Portugal. We wish to congratulate them all, welcoming them in a brotherhood of service, spirituality and pursuit of knowledge. Let there be known their names: Dame Anabela Melão, DTJ; Dame Ana Tavares de Mello, […]
Luis Matos
Cerimónia Solene de Armação teve lugar na Comendadoria de Sintra, Portugal October 19, 2014
Novos Cavaleiros e Damas foram armados este fim de semana na Comendadoria de Sintra do Priorado Ibérico (OSMTHU), em Portugal. Damos os parabéns a todos, acolhendo-os numa fraternidade de serviço, espiritualidade e busca pelo conhecimento. Que os seus nomes sejam conhecidos: Dama Anabela Melão, DTJ; Dama Ana Tavares de Mello, DTJ; Dama Susana Ferreira, DTJ; […]
Luis Matos
Remembering the Less Fortunate the 13 of October October 14, 2014
Photo: Gare do Oriente, the main transport hub of Lisbon, Portugal. Designed by Arch. Santiago Calatrava This 13 of October, the OSMTHU in Portugal remembered the martyrdom of the Templars by helping the less fortunate. In the last few weeks a spontaneous movement gained momentum: A Few Hours Dedicated to Your Fellow Man. With the […]
Luis Matos
Dia de São Miguel September 29, 2014
Hoje foi dia de São Miguel. O Arcanjo que encabeça as milícias celestes. O que eleva a espada ao céu e traz a justiça aos injustiçados. O que não dá tréguas às criaturas dos abismos nem paz aos senhores da guerra. Lâmina afiada, corta a direito. Desfaz a escamosa goela num golpe, esventra a peçonha, […]
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Ruins tell a story which can be traced to Jerusalem September 7, 2014
The ruins of Chibburn Preceptory stand about a mile from Widdrington Village. It was a house of the Order of St John of Jerusalem and stood in its own agricultural estate. It was, in other words, a manor. The head of such a house was called the preceptor, hence preceptory. The Order of St John […]
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New book Secret Symbols about West Wycombe Caves released August 31, 2014
A PUB landlord has completed ‘a kind of Da Vinci Code journey’ through the notorious Hell Fire Caves – and written a book to dispel some of the myths surrounding the West Wycombe tourist attraction. Eamonn Loughran, 42, has published ‘Secret Symbols of the Hell Fire Club’ after living for 20 years on West Wycombe […]
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Anyone seen an abbey around here? August 24, 2014
ARCHAEOLOGISTS turned up in force to examine the history of Bisham Abbey last month. About 20 enthusiasts were told of the little-known fact that the existing building once home to the Knights Templar is actually a manor house as opposed to an abbey. However, as John Laker, of Archaeology In Marlow, insists: “The house is […]
Luis Matos
Police Hunting For The Holy Grail Find A Salad Bowl August 19, 2014
During a dawn raid, 12 burly officers accused pub workers of hiding the supposed cup Jesus Christ drank from at the last supper Police hunting for the stolen Holy Grail were left red-faced when all they found was a wooden salad bowl. The team of 12 officers accused pub workers of hiding the missing ancient […]
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Templario 2: batalla por la sangre (2014) February 17, 2015
Título original: Ironclad: Battle for Blood (Ironclad 2) Año: 2014 Duración: 108 min. País: Reino Unido Director: Jonathan English Guión: Jonathan English, Stephen McDool Música: Andreas Weidinger Fotografía: Zoran Popovic Reparto: Michelle Fairley (Joan De Vesci), Roxanne McKee (Blanche), Danny Webb (Mr. Smith), Rosie Day (Kate), Andy Beckwith (Pierrepoint) […]
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Bajo la sombra de las espadas (2012- Kamran Pasha) January 31, 2015
Una novela épica de amor y guerra en la época de las Cruzadas. Esta es la historia de dos personajes legendarios, Ricardo Corazón de León y Saladino, enfrentados en una guerra implacable por la posesión de la misma tierra y el amor de la misma mujer. Miriam, una joven judía con un pasado trágico, es […]
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El médico de Córdoba (Herbert Le Porrier-1999) November 29, 2014
Nacido en 1135, durante el apogeo de la ciudad de Córdoba, Moisés Maimónides tuvo que exiliarse a los trece años debido a la conquista árabe. Después de haber recorrido toda la costa mediterránea ejerciendo la medicina, llegó a El Cairo, donde murió en 1204 dejando una obra filosófica de gran importancia en Occidente. La tradición […]
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El misterio de la peregrina (Ricarda Jordan-2014) November 27, 2014
Castillo de Falkenberg, Alto Palatinado, 1192. Aunque su corazón pertenece a otro, la joven Gerlin von Falkenberg se ve obligada a casarse con el heredero del condado de Lauenstein para cumplir con el deseo de su padre. Siente verdadero aprecio por él y no tarda en darle un hijo. Pero cuando el joven conde muere […]
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El amuleto de Bronce (Jose Luis Corral-1998) November 22, 2014
Gengis Kan (1162-1227) es uno de los personajes más complejos, contradictorios y atractivos que nos ha legado la historia. Sin embargo, el verdadero Gengis Kan, Temujín, el hombre que conquistó un vasto imperio y lo dotó de cierta infraestructura política, ha quedado oscurecido por la leyenda, en la que la brutalidad, la crueldad y la […]
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More Jolly Punting Days March 1, 2015
Some more punting in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. I really think they should pass a punting test, before being put in charge of a punt…..its not that easy :) 2010 – On my iPhone.
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Little Piece Of Norfolk February 28, 2015
This little row cottages are on a bend just before you get to Burnham Market in Norfolk, shot taken last summer. After the horrible cold dark grey of today, I fancied something pretty to look at. Spent most of the day trying to explore some churches, and every single one of them locked tight against […]
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Turning Over the Last Leaf… August 29, 2014
We’ve been blogging at MedievalFragments for nearly two-and-a-half years, but like all good things, it has to come to an end sometime! The project, Turning Over a New Leaf, is coming, in part, to a conclusion, with two of its … Continue reading →
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The Last Page of the Medieval Book August 22, 2014
By Erik Kwakkel (@erik_kwakkel) I love the last page of the medieval book. Not because it means that my research of a particular manuscript is almost completed, but because the last page often provides information pertaining to the origins of the object – information not … Continue reading →
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Day: September 14, 2007

Temple Mount

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