I'm afraid you're incorrect yet again, vlad. You've used the word inquest. Every reply from me has used the word inquisition, as does practically every documented instance in England dealing with the inquisition of Cressing Temple, Essex.
Scan back up the thread and take a look. It'll help relieve at least some of the confusion on your end, hopefully.
“I’m afraid you’re incorrect yet again, vlad.”
That’s right, you mistakenly said “Inquisition” while I used the correct term. How terrible of me to make the mistake of thinking you actually used the correct term when you, in fact, didn’t. Wow.
“You’ve used the word inquest.”
That is the correct term - that’s probably why you didn’t use it.
“Every reply from me has used the word inquisition,”
Which of course is a mistake on your part.
“as does practically every documented instance in England dealing with the inquisition of Cressing Temple, Essex.”
And yet there was no inquisition as we know it and use the term in “Cressing Temple, Essex”. None. Evelyn Lord: http://books.google.com/books?id=N8BlAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA25&lpg=PA25&dq=inquest+cressing+temple&source=bl&ots=1KGEYe4XfS&sig=QA9L_xVkebp3hApy6AbvDaPYdqA&hl=en&sa=X&ei=MRcfVKusF8H2yQSZqYKYBw&ved=0CDEQ6AEwBA#v=onepage&q=inquest%20cressing%20temple&f=false
“Scan back up the thread and take a look. It’ll help relieve at least some of the confusion on your end, hopefully.”
You did. I made the mistake of thinking you actually used the correct term when in fact you didn’t. I’ll learn from that mistake. You’re simply wrong again, and again, not just occasionally, or usually. When I’m wrong it is about you being right (which you weren’t). Lesson learned.
By the way, you still were wrong - there was no inquisition in 1185, not in England, not among the Templars, and you used the wrong word too.
Glad we got that cleared up. Notice I had no problem admitting I was wrong in assuming you actually used the correct term. If only others could be so honest about the real mistakes they make - like being mistaken about when and where the inquisition developed.