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Essay heading: The Rise Of The Knights Templar
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As human beings of course reality has little basis on intent. In practice the knights were generally "chaste" only as far as women of their own class were concerned (others were fair game), impoverished (in that the true wealth lay with their organization, and the church, not always with individual members), and obedient (mostly when it furthered their goals)... displayed 300 characters
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They were initially formed by King Baldwin II of Jerusalem in the spring of 1118 A.D. and started out with only nine members (all of whom were French). A short time later they were backed by the Roman Papacy, and derived much of their strength and influence from the church.
During their extended stay in the Holy Land they had extensive exposure to eastern religions, philosophy, knowledge, and medicine... displayed next 300 characters
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