Military Orders and Crusades

Introduction Part 1: Everyday Life of the Military Orders 1. Ad pauperes recreandos: food-alms and identity in the Military Orders of the Hospitallers and the Templars 2. Ad Mensam: production and consumption in English Hospitaller houses 3. Hospitaller life on Rhodes after 1309 Part 2: Women 4. Byzantine imperial women: sisters in the 'Macedonian Dynasty' (867-1056) 5. The three wives of Baldwin I 6. Queen Melisende and Queen Sybil: queenship, co-rule and conflict in the Kingdom of Heaven 7. Margaret of Jerusalem and Beverley: piety and pragmatism during the Third Crusade 8. Military Orders and women in medieval Italy Part 3: England and the Military Orders 9. The Military Orders and the minority of King Henry III 10. An English proposal for a crusade against the Irish, c. 1329-1331 11. A different kind of 'Order': English magnates and their households in the fourteenth century 12. The Hospitallers, lordship and the Peasants' Revolt 13. The crimes of Oswald Massingberd, an English Hospitaller on Malta Part 4: Warfare in the Latin East and Europe 14. Does the Templar master Gerard of Ridefort deserve his reputation as an arrogant fool?: A re-examination of the battle of Cresson 15. Renaud of Chatillon revisited: unheeded voices 16. The understanding of holy war in the Prussian branch of the Teutonic Order in the post-Tannenberg period: a little-known source Part 5: Archives, Records and Sources 17. An appraisal of the Old French William of Tyre in British Library Henry Yates Thompson ms. 12 18. Bonifacio di Calamandrana, Giovanni Villani and a Cilician medical prescription 19. A nepotistic culture? Women and men around Jacques de Molay: the last Templar grand master's social and familial networks reconstructed 20. Templar letters of the late-thirteenth and early-fourteenth centuries in the Archivo de la Corona de Aragon 21. On the fourteenth-century magistra of the hospital in the Hospitaller commandery at Wuerzburg in Franconia 22. The Teutonic Order and Anglo-Hanseatic diplomatic negotiations during the reign of Henry IV of England (1399-1413): some overlooked evidence from Canterbury Cathedral archives. Helen J. Nicholson - List of Publications