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1. www.historytools.org › stories › exploring-theExploring the Temple Church: A Medieval Treasure in the Heart ...

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   1 day ago · These include the poet Geoffrey Chaucer, who served as a clerk in the Inner Temple in the 14th century, and the playwright William Shakespeare, who is believed to have performed in the Temple‘s halls. Restoration and Current Use. The Temple Church suffered significant damage during World War II, when it was hit by German bombs during the Blitz.

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4. www.british-history.ac.uk › old-new-london › vol1The Temple: Church and precinct (part 1 of 3) | British ...

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   4 days ago · The controversy was at last terminated by Lord Chief Justice Jefferies—the cruel and debauched Jefferies, who was himself an accomplished musician—deciding in favour of Father Smith. Part of Harris's rejected organ was erected at St. Andrew's, Holborn, part at Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin.

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   3 days ago · Roger de Scamelesbi, c. 1240 (fn. 4) William de Merden, c. 1270 (fn. 5) Robert de Haleghton, or Halton, occurs 1290, 1293 (fn. 6) Thomas de Thoulouse, c. 1301 (fn. 7) William de Grafton, occurs 1304, (fn. 8) arrested 1308 (fn. 9) 68. THE PRECEPTORY OF COPMANTHORPE, WITH THE CASTLE MILLS, YORK. William Malbys gave the manor of Copmanthorpe and ...

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   3 days ago · HOUSES OF KNIGHTS TEMPLARS. 13. PRECEPTORY OF DENNEY. About the middle of the 12th century Robert, chamberlain of Duke Conan IV of Brittany, held of the duke, as Earl of Richmond, a manor in Waterbeach, of which Godric, son of Radfrid Brito, was tenant-in-fee, with the islands of Denney and Elmeney. (fn. 1) Robert also held Wilbraham and Wendy ...

7. www.templechurch.com › eventsEvents - Temple Church

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   5 days ago · 1:15 pm – 1:45 pm. Friday June 21, 2024. Church open for sightseeing. 10:00 am – 4:00 pm. Talk. Talk: From the Templars to The Da Vinci Code: 850 years of the Temple Church. 1:15 pm – 2:00 pm. The History of the Temple Church, 850 extraordinary years: from the design of the Round Church (1163), perhaps the first Gothic building built in ...

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   When was the Temple Church built?

   • A KNIGHT TEMPLAR. The following account of the earliest repairs of the Temple Church is given in "The New View of London": "Having narrowly escaped the flames in 1666, it was in 1682 beautified, and the curious wainscot screen set up. The south-west part was, in the year 1695, new built with stone.

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   When did the Temple Church reopen?

   • In 1737 the exterior of the north side and east end were again repaired. The first step towards the real restoration of the Temple Church was made in 1825. It had been generally repaired in 1811, but in 1825 Sir Robert Smirke restored the whole south side externally and the lower part of the circular portion of the round church.

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   How did the Temple Church communicate with the church?

   • We had less reverence for antiquity then. The upper storey communicated with the Temple Church by a staircase opening on the west end of the south aisle of the choir; the lower joined the "Round" by a doorway under one of the arches of the circular arcade.

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   Why is the temple a cradle of the common law?

   • The Temple and its Church were central to the formation of Magna Carta, the first great bill of citizens’ rights that constrained the power of the government. It is still, over 800 years later, the professional home of the lawyers who protect those rights. It is rightly known as the Cradle of the Common Law.

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9. ewtn.co.uk › article-the-cleansing-of-the-templeThe Cleansing of the Temple - EWTN Global Catholic Television ...

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   2 days ago · Today’s Gospel (John 2:13-25) focuses on Jesus “cleansing the Temple.”. It refers to Jesus driving the moneychangers and merchants out of the Temple precincts, using a whip to evict them. There are also “cleansing of the Temple” episodes in every Gospel: Matthew 21:12-17; Mark 11:15-19; and Luke 19:45-48. Paul Turner’s Words Without ...

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    3 days ago · This was the Court of the Gentiles and pagans, in Latin the atrium gentium, a space that everyone could traverse and could remain in, regardless of culture, language or religious profession. It was a meeting place and of diversity. From such a place comes the inspiration for this initiative of the Pontifical Council for culture: 'the Courtyard ...