PHDid you know that Archbishop Clarembald of Tyre drew up a marriage contract for a princess and her stepbrother with her sister as a built-in replacement bride?
Clarembald of Broies (French: Clarembaud) was a Latin churchman who served as the archbishop of Tyre in the Kingdom of Jerusalem from 1202 to 1215. Clarembald hailed from Broyes in the French County of Champagne. He witnessed acts of Count Henry the Liberal in the 1170s, and was the master of the school of Saint-Étienne in Troyes.
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Clarembald of Broies (French: Clarembaud) was a Latin churchman who served as the archbishop of Tyre in the Kingdom of Jerusalem from 1202 to 1215. Clarembald hailed from Broyes in the French County of Champagne. He witnessed acts of Count Henry the Liberal in the 1170s, and was the master of the school of Saint-Étienne in Troyes.
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