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Geoffroy de Charney - definition of Geoffroy de Charney - Labor Law Talk Dictionary (91 words)
Geoffroy de Charney - definition of Geoffroy de Charney - Labor Law Talk Dictionary
Geoffrey de Charney, or Geoffroy de Charnay, was Preceptor of Normandy for the Knights Templar, burned alive along with Jacques de Molay in 1314.
De Charney's nephew's widow first put the Shroud of Turin on display later in the 14th century.
CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: ST. IVO (YVES) OF CHARTRES (769 words)
He was then one of the best teachers in France, and so prepared himself to infuse a new life into the celebrated schools of Chartres, of which city he was appointed bishop in 1090, his predecessor, Geoffroy, having been deposed for simony.
His episcopal government, at first opposed by the tenants of Geoffroy, ranged over a period of twenty-five years.
This explains why he has been sometimes quoted as a patron of Gallican Liberties and looked upon by Flaccus Illyricus as one of the "witnesses to the truth" in his "Catalogus".
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