Mystical cultures of the Middle Ages and Renaissance

What was hidden by the Gnostic casket, discovered on the eve of the Great French Revolution on the territory of the once existing commanders of the Templars in Essarua in Burgundy, what a secret united the dignitaries of the Order of the Temple, during the arrest of the castle of the castle of the tire of the castle and who left their mysterious graffiti in 1308 on the wall of Dongeon, what way
The templars turned out to be associated with the Mandeans, followers of John the Baptist (Johanana Ha-Matville) All this and much more are covered in the investigation of the military historian Vladimir Tkachenko-Gildrandt and the works of three French-speaking authors of the 19th century-Minyar"s Prosper, Joseph von Hammer-Purgstal and Jules Loiselle, first translated into Russian. The book is the first part of the anthology dedicated to mysticism and religious-mystical movements of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, one way or another, associated with the Order of the poor knights of Christ and the temple of Solomon and his heritage