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• Peter Abelard
  Born in 1079, died in 1142. '''Peter Abelard's''' finest achievement was probably developing the [[scholastic]] ...and it was formally condemned at the Council of Soissons in [[1121]], and Peter Abelard was made to personally burn his copy. Fortunately R. Stolze, a [[19
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• Peter the Hermit
  '''Peter the Hermit''' was a notable figure in the [[First Crusade]], particularly i ...y successful, partly because it was spread widely by itinerant preachers. Peter, a priest of [[Amiens]], was one such preacher who gathered a huge followin
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• Cathedral
  Technically, St.Peter's in the [[Vatican City]] is the cathedral of the Bishop of [[Rome]], who h
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• Peter the Hermit
  '''Peter the Hermit''' was a notable figure in the [[First Crusade]], particularly i ...y successful, partly because it was spread widely by itinerant preachers. Peter, a priest of [[Amiens]], was one such preacher who gathered a huge followin
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• Abelard
  #REDIRECT [[Peter Abelard]]
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• Mosaic
  ...domes. [[Constantinople]] was famous for its many notable mosaics, and St.Peter's [[Basilica]] in [[Rome]] is decorated in many mosaics, including what app
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• Urban II
  ...III]], but his [[reign]] was short and Otto succeeded him on [[Saint|St]]. Peter's Throne.
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• Sicily
  ...rising, known as the Sicilian Vespers, led to Peter III of Aragon becoming Peter I of Sicily as well.
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• Peasants' Crusade
  ...tian]]s, in response to the preaching of [[Pope]] [[Urban II]], followed [[Peter the Hermit]] to [[Constantinople]] and [[Asia Minor]], trying to reach the
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• Raimon de Miraval
  ...conne. Favoured by Raimon VI of Toulouse he was also later associated with Peter II of Aragon and Alfonso VIII of Castile.
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• 18th century
  ...d its muscles, beginning its Imperial expansion under [[Tsar]]s such as '''Peter the Great'''.
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• Ringeck
  His work is drawn on by [[von Danzig|Peter von Danzig]].
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• Liechtenauer
  * Peter [[von Danzig]]
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• Magic
  Lamont, Peter "The Rise of the Great Indian Rope Trick" (US: Thunder's Mouth Press 2005)
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• Aneala's Lesser Offices
  |Peter du Gaunt Noir |Peter du Gaunt Noir
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• Westminster Abbey
  ...ter Abbey''' (more properly the '''[[College|Collegiate]] [[Church]] of St.Peter, Westminster''') is the major [[Christian]] [[church]] in [[London]], after ...ry]] in 596 CE. Supposedly a [[fisherman]] in the river saw a vision of St.Peter, hence the dedication.
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• York
  ...first a wooden oratory and then a stone church built here, dedicated to St.Peter.
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• List of Saints' Feastdays
  # Saint Peter the martyr # Martyrdom of the apostles Peter and Paul
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• Holy Lance
  ..."discovered" (or, perhaps, rediscovered) in 1098[[CE]] by a [[peasant]], [[Peter Bartholomew]], during the [[First Crusade]] [[siege]] of [[Antioch]]. He c
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• Walter Sans-Avoir
  ...to Constantinople and was joined by a large [[army]] of peasants led by [[Peter the Hermit]]. They crossed the [[Bosphorus]] and, despite the urgings of [
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• Peter Abelard
  Born in 1079, died in 1142. '''Peter Abelard's''' finest achievement was probably developing the [[scholastic]] ...and it was formally condemned at the Council of Soissons in [[1121]], and Peter Abelard was made to personally burn his copy. Fortunately R. Stolze, a [[19
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• 12th Century
  * [[Peter Abelard]], one of the first scholastic [[philosopher]]s
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• Crusade
  Other "Crusades" include Peter the Hermit's "[[People's Crusade]]" that actually preceded the First Crusad
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• Maaseik Embroidery
  ...dle. "The Maaseik Embroideries," in Anglo-Saxon England vol. 13, edited by Peter Clemoes. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1984, pages 65-97.
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• Lady Jane Grey
  ...lly that she ought never to have accepted the crown. She was buried at St.Peter's-ad-Vincula, alongside [[Anne Boleyn]] and [[Catherine Howard]].
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• Barony of Aneala
  * 12 May 1991 Peter d'Gaunt Noir & Muirghein ni Ghrainne
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• Tablet weaving
  ...g medieval references is a book called The Techniques of Tablet Weaving by Peter Collingwood; it is based on visits to museums with collections of tablet-wo
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• Aneala's Greater Offices
  |Peter du Gaunt Noir
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• Anglo-Saxon embroidery
  ...eddle. "The Maaseik Embroideries," in ''Anglo-Saxon England'' vol. 13, ed. Peter Clemoes. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1984, pp. 65-97. ISBN 05210
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• Alexius I
  ...is pleas: first, to stop the depredations of [[People's Crusade]] led by [[Peter the Hermit]] and again to defend his city against the disgruntled [[Raymond
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• Kings of Arms
  ...n the [[13th century]], when, in one of the Harleian documents (Cl.54) one Peter (possibly ''de Horbury'') is mentioned as "king of Arms beyond the Trent" (
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• Albigensian Crusade
  ...uret]], but in September a sortie from the castle led to the death of king Peter and his army fled. It was a serious blow for the resisters and in 1214 the
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• Antioch
  ...had been taken, a [[Muslim]] army arrived, and set a siege. A [[monk]], [[Peter Batholemew]], then claimed that he had discovered the [[Holy Lance]] (that
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• Royal Peers of Lochac
  #Peter du Gaunt Noir
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• First Crusade
  ...oners, including old women and children, led by the charismatic preacher [[Peter the Hermit]]. This '''Peasants' Crusade''' (also called the '''People's Cr ...inflicted heavy casualties. After this, the much-diminished force led by Peter the Hermit was permitted to approach [[Constantinople]], but not to enter t
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• Scholasticism
  ...otle]] in every third paragraph ; for example, both the [[11th century]] [[Peter Damian]] and the [[16th century]] [[Martin Luther]] condemned the use of Re * [[Peter Abelard]] (note : even if you are the best theologian in [[Christendom]], d
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• Latin Empire
  Leaving no sons, Henry left a troubled [[succession]]. His brother-in-law, Peter of Courtenay, had Crusaded, and was selected as Emperor. He obtained conse
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• Holy Grail
  ...f [[Aragon]] around 1399, and later supposed to have been brought by [[St. Peter]] to [[Rome]], and then transferred to a [[Spain|Spanish]] [[monastery]], s
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• Tennis
  *Moss, Peter (1962) ''Sports and Pastimes Through the Ages'', George G Harrup, London.
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• Capetian
  ...and Alencon, on the death of his own brother Pierre. In 1284 he attacked Peter III of Aragon, on a Papal Crusade; he was still on the camaign when, in Sep
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• Byzantine Names
  * Barsymes (BM 243) Peter * Peter (BM 243) Barsymes
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