Templar
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- proper noun
- /ˈtɛmplər/
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Templar
- Symbols of the Knights Templar, guardians of the treasure.
- Knights Templar
I have a hard I I studied the Templars a good bit.
- I have a hard I I studied the Templars a good bit.
- And then I was a knight in the Templars in the Crusades.
- Which means they were doing these initiation rites before the Templars ever came over.
- But my point is that the Knights Templar would dismantled and taken out of the church.
- It is a screen used aluminium bladed prop sword with a scabbard from the ARN the Knight Templar movies.
Examples
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First on Karen's list was a tiny Templar church outside of Eunate.
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Apparently, the burial place is a secret chamber that was built by the Knights Templar during the Crusades.
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We see the remains of a small band of Templar knights.
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Now these Knights Templar come and demand a percentage.
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In time, the Knights Templar were drawn into this conflict.
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The archaeological site revealed artifacts used by Templar knights during the Crusades.
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The legend of the Templar knights continues to intrigue historians and enthusiasts.
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Many stories surround the secrets of the Templar order and their role in medieval warfare.
Synonyms
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A Christian warrior from the Middle Ages who protected pilgrims and holy sites in Jerusalem
Compounds
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A Christian warrior from the Middle Ages who protected pilgrims and holy sites in Jerusalem
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A member of a Masonic group that uses rituals and symbols from a medieval Christian military order
Surface Forms
Etymology
The name Templar also comes from temple, meaning 'a holy building'. The medieval order took the name 'Brothers of the Temple' from the Temple in Jerusalem, so a Templar is the historical name for a knight belonging to that group.