The 1307 Templar Interrogation Roll - Heresy, Coercion and Royal Power

The 1307 Templar interrogation roll emerges not as a record of heresy but as a documentary apparatus for its juridical fabrication. Confessional uniformity, archival design, and eschatological framing reveal how Philip IV transformed coercive procedure into institutionalised juridical truth. Were the Templars' confessions ever anything more than a royal script?

Medieval Templar Liturgy - Standardized or Patchwork?

According to popular sources, Templar religious beliefs and hence also their liturgy, may have been non-orthodox and even heretical. Is there proof of that?