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Love, war and the Grail

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Helen J. Nicholson

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This is a study of the appearances of the Knights Templar, Knights Hospitaller and Teutonic Knights in the French, German and English epic and romance literature of the Middle Ages. It examines their religious roles, such as caring for the sick, their warrior role of fighting Muslims, and examines the role of 'Templars' in the Grail romances. It traces how these roles developed over time and considers what function the appearances of these military religious orders performed in the composition of a work of fictional literature. The frequent appearances of the Military Orders in medieval fictional literature are of interest both to historians and to literary specialists. This is the first study to consider the subject in depth across the medieval period.

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Love, war and the Grail, Helen J. Nicholson

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Année de publication: 2001

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Titre: Love, war and the Grail
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: Helen J. Nicholson
Éditeur: Brill
Publié: 2001
ISBN10: 9004120149
ISBN13: 9789004120143
Séries: History of warfare
Mots clés: Histoire, Nonfiction
Évaluation: 4 sur 5
Description: This is a study of the appearances of the Knights Templar, Knights Hospitaller and Teutonic Knights in the French, German and English epic and romance literature of the Middle Ages. It examines their religious roles, such as caring for the sick, their warrior role of fighting Muslims, and examines the role of 'Templars' in the Grail romances. It traces how these roles developed over time and considers what function the appearances of these military religious orders performed in the composition of a work of fictional literature. The frequent appearances of the Military Orders in medieval fictional literature are of interest both to historians and to literary specialists. This is the first study to consider the subject in depth across the medieval period.