Another important artifact for the Collection, the Visigothic style Latin Psalter kept at Mt Sinai since the 9th Century. (note although we see the 9th century mentioned, we have proof the Visigothic Prince of Gothia, Raymond IV, led the largest armies of the first Crusade, and no-doubt carried such Psalters. As we have demonstrated in previous articles, it is more based in fact that he advised the formation of the Templar order. ) https://www.persee.fr/doc/scrip_0036-9772_1955_num_9_2_2620
+ 1099 Templar founder Raymond IV of Gothia made Templar oath at Jerusalem (His kinsmen were 11 Angevin Kings of Jerusalem). + 1118 Order was consecrated between hands of the Patriarchs of Constantinople and Jerusalem. + 1129 Council of Troyes Western Clergy (not Pope) formalizes the Monastical Rule of the Templar. + 1139 Papal Bull endorses the order of Templar as poor knights, authorizing exemptions that they may receive complete tithes from laymen who wish to exclude tithing to churches.
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Sunday, December 19, 2021
Goths' Latin Psalter Found at Mt Sinai, dating to time of First Crusade under Raymond of Gothia
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