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Source： ENG
Academic Descriptors： A44092000 A13553030
Academic Level： Graduate
Geographic Designator： Western Europe

Kinokuniya Annotation：: New in paperback. Hardcover was published in 1999. "For all academic libraries with collections on the Crusades and medieval monasticism." Choice.

Book Data Full Description：: The military and religious orders of the Knights Templar (founded 1120) and Knights Hospitaller (founded c.1099) were a driving force throughout the long history of the crusades. This study examines the work of the two orders closely, using original charters to analyse their activities in their administrative heartland in south-west France, and sets them in the context of contemporary religious life and economic organisation. Recruitment, fund-raising, farming, shipping, and communal life are all touched upon, and the orders' commitment to crusading through control and supply of manpower, money, arms and supplies is assessed. Dr Selwood shows the orders at the centre of religious life in Occitania, highlighting their success compared with other new orders such as the Cistercians, and looking at their relationships with the secular and monastic Church. Other themes addressed include the orders' relationship to Occitanian society and to the laiety, their involvement with pilgrimage to Jerusalem, their innovative administrative structures, and their logistical operations. DOMINIC SELWOOD gained his Ph.D. at Oxford; he is now a barrister at Lincoln's Inn, and practices from chambers in the Inner Temple.
(Contents List)
Central-southern Occitania; early activity in Occitania; the Church and the military orders; the laity and the military orders; administrative structures; the Eastern horizon; portrait of a commandery - Saint Eulalia.

Baker&Taylor Table of Contents：

        List of Plates                             vii
Acknowledgements                                   xi
Note on Translations and Citations                 xiii
Abbreviations                                      xv
        Map of Principal Commanderies in           xix
        Central-Southern Occitania
Introduction                                       1   (14)
  Central-Southern Occitania                       15  (34)
    Geography and economy                          15  (4)
    Political power                                19  (11)
    Religious life                                 30  (3)
    The Reconquest and the crusading Orders        33  (10)
    The Albigensian Crusade                        43  (4)
    Conclusion                                     47  (2)
  Early Activity in Occitania                      49  (23)
    The Hospital                                   50  (8)
    The Temple                                     58  (12)
    Conclusion                                     70  (2)
  The Church and the Military Orders               72  (28)
    The Orders and the secular Church              74  (13)
      Papal privileges                             74  (6)
      Bishops                                      80  (7)
    The Orders and the monastic world              87  (10)
      Abbots                                       87  (3)
      Burial                                       90  (7)
    Conclusion                                     97  (3)
  The Laity and the Military Orders                100 (42)
    Economic relations with the laity              100 (15)
      Imperial and comital privileges              100 (11)
      Pilgrims                                     111 (4)
    Recruitment and confraternity                  115 (24)
      Provisions in the Rules                      117 (5)
      In Occitania                                 122 (17)
    Conclusion                                     139 (3)
  Administrative Structures                        142 (27)
    Authority                                      143 (12)
      Geographical competence                      143 (3)
      Officials                                    146 (9)
    The familia and the societas                   155 (6)
    The Courts of the Commanders                   161 (6)
    Conclusion                                     167 (2)
  The Eastern Horizon                              169 (28)
    Provisions in the Rules                        169 (3)
    Resources sent to the East                     172 (8)
    Income                                         180 (9)
    Shipping                                       189 (6)
    Conclusion                                     195 (2)
  Portrait of a Commandery: Saint Eulalia          197 (11)
    The commandery                                 198 (5)
    Life at Saint Eulalia                          203 (4)
    Conclusion                                     207 (1)
Conclusion                                         208 (7)
Bibliography                                       215 (18)
Index                                              233