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- proper noun A chiefly military order of
medieval knights that existed for nearly two centuries during theCrusades
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Examples
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Breivik also describes a group called the Knights Templar, a revival of the medieval knights who protected Christian pilgrims in the Holy Land.
Post-slaughter, Norway clings to peaceful, inclusive values 2011
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But the leadership of a violent splinter group, known as the Knights Templar, remains at large.
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Breivik also describes a group called the Knights Templar, a revival of the medieval knights who protected Christian pilgrims in the Holy Land.
Post-slaughter, Norway clings to peaceful, inclusive values 2011
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The mother lode of conspiracy theory concerns the underground brotherhoods that kept these traditions alive down to the present -- variously identified as the Knights Templar, the Illuminati, the Priory of Sion and even those Main Street mystics, the Masons.
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Well now, if the Knights Templar are the summit of Royal Arch Freemasonry and they are in fact the ones demanding the apology, I say we hold out until they apologize to us for the damage their organization has caused us over the years.
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Norway shooting: British police investigating Knights Templar right wing radicals British police are investigating a cell of right wing radicals known as the Knights Templar, as it emerged that a blogger using the name Lionheart had called for a revival of the movement.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011
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In the manifesto, Breivik referred to the Knights Templar group.
Thestar.com - Home Page Bjoern Amland 2011
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British police are investigating a cell of right-wing radicals known as the Knights Templar , as it emerged that a blogger using the name Lionheart called for a revival of the movement.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011
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In a telephone interview from his home in Malta, Ray said he was not at a 2002 meeting in London which Breivik claims gave birth to a group called the Knights Templar of Europe, whose founders included himself and "Richard."
SFGate: Top News Stories By SIMON HAYDON 2011
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In a telephone interview from his home in Malta, Ray said he was not at a 2002 meeting in London which Breivik claims gave birth to a group called the Knights Templar of Europe, whose founders included himself and "Richard."
The Seattle Times 2011
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