Giampiero Bagni currently teaches philosophy and history for the Ministry of Education at Liceo Classico Minghetti in Bologna. He worked as a professional archaeologist for a private society for several years, then earned his post-graduate specialization to teach philosophy and history. He worked at the University of Bologna as a tutor for History, Human Sciences and Education students (2009-2020) and as a Ph.D. researcher at Nottingham Trent University in the UK (2013-2020). He is the author of two books and numerous articles and essays.

Introduction

Chapter 1

Bologna in the Age of the Templars (1115-1315)

Chapter 2

The Crusades and Templar Establishments along the Via Emilia, under the Archbishops of Ravenna

Chapter 3

Data Analysis of Archaeological and Architectural Surveys from

Bologna's Templar House

Chapter 4

Templar Properties and Wine Production in Bologna and Its Hinterland

Chapter 5

Peter of Bologna: The Life and Identity of a Templar Brother

Chapter 6

Military Orders in Bologna

Conclusions

Appendix A: Scientific Data (Results)

Appendix B: Inventory of Bolognese Templar Properties (March 1309)

Appendix C: Various Important Primary Sources

Appendix D: Prosoprographical Table of Templar Brothers in Bologna, Italy

Bibliography

This book is the first to use a multidisciplinary approach to study the Knights Templars of Bologna, Italy.