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		Nogaret replied by apologies for his conduct based upon attacks upon the memory of Boniface, and when Benedict died on the 7th of July 1304 he pointed to his death as a witness to the justice of his cause.
		Nogaret was active in getting the renegade members of the order to give evidence against their fellows, and the whole proceedings against them bear traces of his unscrupulous and merciless pen.
		Guillaume de Nogaret was to go on the next crusade and visit certain places of pilgrimage in France and Spain as a penance, but never did so.
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	Guillaume De Nogaret - LoveToKnow 1911
		The family held a small ancestral property of servile origin at Nogaret, near Saint Felix de Caramon, from which it took its name.
		The great Colonna house, at bitter feud with the Gaetani, was his strongest ally, and Sciarra Colonna accompanied Nogaret to Anagni, Boniface's birthplace.
		The threat of proceedings against the memory of Boniface was renewed to force Clement to absolve Nogaret, and Clement had given way on this point.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Guillaume_De_Nogaret (853 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Guillaume de Nogaret
		Imbued, from his study of Roman law, with the doctrine of the absolute supremacy of the king, no scruple restrained Nogaret when the royal power was in question, and his influence was apparent in the struggle between Philip and Boniface VIII.
		The same year Nogaret, who displayed untiring energy in drawing up the documents by which he sought to ruin his adversaries, undertook to justify the condemnation of the Templars by announcing the plans for a new crusade, the expenses of which were to be defrayed by the confiscated goods of the Order.
		Nogaret's influence may be seen in the trial for sorcery against Guichard, bishop of Troyes (1308).
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/11089a.htm (513 words)

	Nogaret, Guillaume de - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		During Philip's conflict with Pope Boniface VIII concerning papal authority, Nogaret was prominent in denouncing the pope.
		Although Nogaret made the pope his prisoner, he was forced to release him when the populace rose in Boniface's defense.
		Philip made him keeper of the seal and he was instrumental in the attack on the Knights Templars.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-nogaret.html (209 words)

	Pope Boniface VIII
		This unique celebration, the apogee of the temporal splendour of the papacy (Zaccaria, De anno Jubilæi, Rome, 1775), was formally inaugurated by the pope on the feast of Sts.
		De Saisset in vain protested his innocence and denied the competency of the civil court; he was committed temporarily to the care of the Archbishop of Narbonne, while Pierre Flote and Guillaume de Nogaret went to Rome to secure from Boniface the degradation of his legate and his delivery to the secular authority.
		Nogaret himself made known to Boniface the Paris resolutions and threatened to take him in chains to Lyons, where he should be deposed.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/b/boniface_viii,pope.html (9053 words)

	The Preceptory Chapel, created June 95, revised Apr 96
		Nogaret (who later figured prominently in the trial of the Templars) was one of the early masters of disinformation who could make anyone look extremely bad in the eyes of the King and therefore available for proper punishment.
		First Nogaret drew up a list of vices he smeared Boniface with: he was, among other things, said to be a heretic, a sorcerer, an assassin of ecclesiastics, and, to top all this off, guilty of keeping mistresses to hide the fact that he was, in reality, a sodomist.
		Nogaret was allowed to present his side of the story, which was surprisingly good, if not true but in a few items.
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	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Guillaume
		Nogaret, Guillaume de NOGARET, GUILLAUME DE [Nogaret, Guillaume de], 1265?-1313, French statesman.
		Dufay, Guillaume DUFAY, GUILLAUME [Dufay, Guillaume], c.1400-1474, principal composer at the Burgundian court.
		Machaut, Guillaume de MACHAUT, GUILLAUME DE [Machaut, Guillaume de], c.1300-1377, French poet and composer.
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	Philip IV
		These legists were called the chevaliers de l'hôtel, the chevaliers ès lois, the milites regis; they were not nobles, neither did they bear arms, but they ranked as knights.
		The principal adviser of Philip in his hostile relations with the Curia was the legist Guillaume de Nogaret (q.v.).
		We have referred to Dubois's zeal for the conquest of the Holy Land; Nogaret was perhaps a still stronger advocate of the project; but in the plan which he outlined about 1310, the first step, according to him, was to place all the money of the Church of France in the king's hands.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/p/philip_iv.html (1081 words)

	Paris1313
		He is brother to Adam de Douai, a master craftsman, mechanical inventor and clockmaker.
		Pierre is given permission by Nogaret to marry Agnes and to meet him in his office to stop Borther Jean in learning about the secret underground passage.
		Nogaret died soon afterwards in 1318 and the king a year later.
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	Comines Philippe De: Free Encyclopedia Articles at Questia.com Online Library (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		His MÃ©moires sur les rÃ¨gnes de Louis XI et de Charles VIII (available in many editions and translations) is a historical and literary work of the highest rank.
		...Florentine Ambassador at Rome 311 Lorenzo de Medici to Monseigneur dArgenton Philippe de Comines 312 Pietro Vettori, Florentine Ambassador at Naples, to Lorenzo de Medici...
		Guillaume de Nogaret and his colleagues...papal legates to free Philippe de Dreux, Bishop of Beauvais...
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	NOGARET, GUILLAUME DE ... - Online Information article about NOGARET, GUILLAUME DE ...
		feud with the Gaetani, was his strongest ally, and Sciarr4 Colonna accompanied Nogaret to Anagni, Boniface's birthplace.
		Nogaret replied by apologies for his conduct based upon attacks upon the memory of Boniface, and when Benedict died on the 7th of See also:
		Guillaume de Nogaret was to go on the next crusade and visit certain places of See also:
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		However, De Penne was surprised as he overhead the conversations of the other Templars already present in the room with De Molay.
		Guillaume De Nogaret, Keeper of the Seals, was one of the king's many advisors.
		De Nogaret had distinguished himself in his service to the Crown, and so Philip had decided to have him in attendance at this meeting.
	www.mts.jhu.edu /~castello/castello/tempzip/highlander/HLFIC-L/Knights_Temporal_Part_5 (2500 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Guillaume de Nogaret
		Councillor to Philip IV His name is mainly connected with the quarrel of Philip IV with Pope Boniface VIII.
		and make such treaties with such persons as seemed good to them." On March 12 a solemn royal assembly was held in the Louvre, at which Guillaume de Nogaret read a long series of accusations against Boniface and demanded the calling of a general council to try him.
		For the sources consult Dom Bouquet, Recueil de historiens des Gaules et de la France, vols xx.-xxiii.; Annales regis Edwardi primi in Rishanger (Rolls series), pp.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Guillaume_de_Nogaret (916 words)

	1302, June. 2001. The Encyclopedia of World History
		Boniface prepared another bull (to be published Sept. 8, 1303), declaring Philip automatically excommunicated for preventing the French bishops from going to Rome, and stated that Philip had lost all authority and claim to his subjects' fidelity.
		To prevent publication of the papal letter, Guillaume de Nogaret, Philip's influential councillor, and Sciarra Colonna, one of Boniface's bitterest enemies, forced their way into the Gaetani palace (Sept. 7, 1303) at Anagni (central Italy) and arrested Boniface.
		Characteristic of the period was Pierre Dubois's De Recuperatione Sanctae Terrae (c.
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		Philip would not be stopped the pope, so sent one of his councilmen Guillaume de Nogaret to eliminate the pope, which he successfully did.
		De Nogaret also was able to eliminate pope Benedict thus replacing him with Clement V. Clement V could be described as a tool of the French monarchy, as pretty much any action he took as pope directly benefited France and King Philip.
		Prior to their excommunication by Clement V the Grand Master of the Templars, Jacques de Molay, and two of his direct subordinates were captured and arrested before a meeting that was to merge the Knights Templar and the Knights Hospitalers, the second largest and most powerful order of knights after the Templars.
	www.csh.rit.edu /~jubei/files/templar.doc (1429 words)

	Issue 10 Knights Templars - All Empires
		Guillaume de Nogaret and Philip IV, King of France were to be blaimed in this.
		It is told that whilst burning, de Molay cursed Pope Clemens V (who had lifted the excommunication from Philip IV and allowed him to arrest the Templars) and Philip IV.
		However, Armand de Périgord, the Master of the Temple, the Marshal of the Temple, the archbishop of Tyre, the bishop of Lydda and Ramla (St. George), and John and William, sons of Bohemond, Lord of Botron, were all killed.
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	Britannia: The Knights Templar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Jacques de Molay, their Grand Master, chose to burn at the stake and died in 1312, ending the tumultuous, 200 year existence of the Knights Templars.
		It is believed by some that a conspiracy between the French crown (particularly Philip and his chancellor, Guillaume de Nogaret) and the Vatican, who feared and envied the power and wealth of the Templars, was responsible for their demise.
		As the flames were doing their worst, Grand Master de Molay is said to have prophesied the imminent deaths of Philip IV and his co-conspirator, Pope Clement V. That prophecy came true as both men died within a year of de Molay.
	www.britannia.com /history/bb1312.html (483 words)

	swuklink: Searchable Time-Line
		Guillaume de Nogaret persuades King Philip IV of France to consent to a plan to seize Pope Boniface VIII and bringing him forcibly from Italy to a council in France which should depose him
		Guillaume de Nogaret and three others recieve a secret commission from the royal chancery of King Philip IV of France to "go to certain places.
		A solemn royal assembly is held in the Louvre at which Guillaume de Nogaret reads a long series of accusations against Pope Boniface VIII and demands the calling of a general council to try him
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	October 13
		Guillaume de Nogaret, (see "Secret Things") Chancellor of the Kingdom of France, had been nominated on this post on September 22, 1307.
		Jacques de Molay and other leaders of the Order were condemned to perpetual imprisonment by a commission of three cardinals on March 18 or 19, 1314.
		Jacques de Molay, before dying in the fire, said that the Pope and the King of France would appear before their Lord the first within 40 days and the King within six months to be judged with Jacques.
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	Knights Templar - Crystalinks
		In 1118, during the reign of Baldwin II, Hugues de Payens, a knight of Champagne, and eight companions bound themselves by a perpetual vow, taken in the presence of the Patriarch of Jerusalem, to defend the Christian kingdom.
		Having renounced all the pleasures of life, they faced death with a proud indifference; they were the first to attack, the last to retreat, always docile to the voice of their leader, the discipline of the monk being added to the discipline of the soldier.
		Another Templar by the name of John de Stoke stated that Jacques de Molay had instructed that he should know that Jesus was but a man, and that he should believe in 'the great omnipotent God, who was the architect of heaven and Earth, and not the crucifixion'.
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	Paradox Interactive Forums - Navarre: Revenge of the Templars
		Nogaret had already proved his mettle by having the brass to bring a charge of heresy against the Papal Legate in Paris.
		Nogaret, sensing that he may have overplayed his hand, relented and released Boniface, the French force withdrawing.
		Guillaume de Nogaret bowed deeply before the king and left as soon as he was granted leave.
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	Boniface VIII
		Philip paid no attention, and in 1303 he sent Nogaret to Italy, soon proclaiming his intention of deposing the pope.
		Nogaret found the pope at Anagni and harassed him; the pope stood firm and according to tradition was slapped by Nogaret's companion, Sciarra Colonna.
		Guillaume de Nogaret - Nogaret, Guillaume de, 1265?–1313, French statesman.
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	Paris1313 walkthrough
		Pierre de Cinq-Ormes - a naive, athletic, not wealthy nephew of Nogaret.
		Guillaume de Nogaret - a high-level cold but honest politician under King Philippe.
		Pierre goes to Nogaret to inquire about the truth of that allegation.
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	Timeline: 1300-1400 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Birth of Guillaume de Machaut, French musician and poet.
		Guillaume de Nogaret, emissary of Philip IV of France, kidnaps Pope Boniface VIII and beats him.
		The pope is rescued by Italians from Anagni, but dies shortly thereafter in Rome, probably as a result of his injuries.
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	Financial Sense "Whence & Pence, Part 3: The Sounding by Douglas V. Gnazzo 01/25/2005
		Well, since he was close friends with Bertrand de Got, the Archbishop of Bordeaux, who had always wanted to be Pope, but couldn’t quite cut it, Phillip decided to cut it for him, and had Pope Boniface VIII, whom Philip hated, retire to an early grave.
		Its characteristic mark seems to be the bestowal on special judges of judicial powers in matters of faith, and this by supreme ecclesiastical authority, not temporal or for individual cases, but as a universal and permanent office.
		Together with Geoffrey de Charney, who was the Preceptor and Commander of Normandy, the two were taken to a small island in the Seine River called Île de la Cité; and were burnt alive.
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	Fr. Funck-Brentano, The Middle Ages (Le Moyen Age)
		Enguerran de Marigny, “ coadjutor of the realm,” stood up beside the King : “ Preaching to the people, he explained the complaint of the King.” He described the origins of the conflict, the vicissitudes of the war, and the treaty of peace which the Flemish did not wish to observe.
		The registers of the Trésor des Chartes state that on the 22nd September 1307, in the monastery of Maubisson lès Pontoise, the King gave the seals to Nogaret, and that the matter of the Templars was there directly dealt with.
		She was a valiant woman who, in spite of her embonpoint and her rosy complexion, when Henri de Bar invaded her county of Champagne, did not hesitate to take horse to lead the troops, who vanquished the Count de Bar and took him prisoner at Comines.
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	pivot - torentje (English to Dutch translation glossary) architecture/castles,
		Built in 1305 by Guillaume de Nogaret, Teillan Castle at Aimargues (Gard) has only the cellars, the square tower and its pivot remaining from that period.
		De traptoren met spiltrap werd in de Romaanse bouwkunst ook als klimmende gang zonder treden uitgevoerd en heette dan 'ezelstoren'.
		Bron: Wilfried Koch, De Europese bouwstijlen (met een zeer handige lijst van bouwkundige termen in Ned, Eng, Dui, Fr en It, met kruisverwijzingen.
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		The dawn raids on the Templars in France is described by Guillaume de Nangis, a monk at the abbey of St Denis near Paris:
		A few days after writing the Arrest Order, on 22 September 1307, Guillaume de Nogaret was appointed as Keeper of the Royal Seal, an important position that gave him the powers to oversee the arrests and subsequent trials.
		On 13 October the Grand Master, Jacques de Molay, and most of the senior members of the Order were all in Paris (which is probably why that day was chosen for the roundup), and were taken by a force led by de Nogaret in person.
	www.maknap.com /MysteryTV/history/templars/articles/mhte_11a_arrests.htm (955 words)

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