Legendarily, this man was the son of a Saracen princess who followed a Crusader home to Europe.
Legendarily, this man was the son of a Saracen princess who followed a Crusader home to Europe. This companion of Edward Grim once called Gilbert Foliot a "wolf in sheep's clothing." After the death of Theobald, this man made a remarkable change toward asceticism. Offended by a passage about "criminous clerks," this man was the main target of the Constitutions of Clarendon. A king walked barefoot from St. Dunstan's cathedral and was whipped 245 times as penance for this man's death. This "turbulent priest" was killed by four knights in Canterbury Cathedral in 1170. For 10 points, name this Archbishop of Canterbury who never learned why you don't argue with Henry II.
Legendarily, this man was the son of a Saracen princess who followed a Crusader home to Europe.
Thomas a Becket