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Meanings of order of the temple in English

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Christian military order that was founded after the First Crusade in 1119 and banned in 1314.

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        Examples for "templars"
        1
        This meant trouble, certain trouble for the templars and for Timor's plan.
        The outcast
        2
        When the templars have completed their investigation, you shall receive your reward.
        The outcast
        3
        Urik templars, recognizing what they saw, ran for the trees-muchtoo slowly.
        The brazen gambit
        4
        As the templars took Rokan away, Timor poured himself some more wine.
        The outcast
        5
        Low-rank templars went clean-shaven; high-rank ones wore their hair as they chose.
        The brazen gambit
        1
        So, when the Knights Templar meet the Hashishim, something new is born.
        The illuminatus! trilogy
        2
        Still, Chinese success in Michoacan has caused friction with the Knights Templar.
        Reuters
        3
        There is little else left to remind us of these Knights Templar.
        A Cotswold Village; Or, Country Life and Pursuits in Gloucesters...
        4
        Yeah, I like reading stuff about the Crusades and the Knights Templar.
        A necessary evil
        5
        Trusts in England date back to the Knights Templar of the 12th century.
        The Guardian
        1
        The Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon
        Templars: history and myth: from solomon's temple to the freemas...
        Usage of order of the temple in English
        1
        The idea of the Order of the Temple itself refused to die.
        News.com.au
        2
        The seeds of decay were sown in the Order of the Temple at its origin.
        Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Fr...
        3
        This shall be the order of the temples.
        Laws
        4
        He was a knight of that mysterious Order of the Temple, which exercised at one time so great a command over the minds of men.
        The Pilgrims of the Rhine