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Knights Templars

noun

  1. a Masonic order in the U.S. claiming descent from the medieval order of Templars.
  2. a plural of Knight Templar.


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The attendants at table, moreover, are still called paniers, as in the days of the Knights Templars.

There she saw a number of Knights Templars sitting round a table, gambling.

The Temple is so called because it was once the home of the Knights Templars.

It was such laxity that was the ostensible reason for the fall of the Knights Templars.

The Knights Templars by degrees became a half-monastic and half-military order, attracting all the spirited youths of Europe.

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