Seals of the Order of the Hospitallers, 12th-13th century

The front and reverse of the Great Seal of the monastery of St. John in Jerusalem, 12th century.
On the reverse is depicted a sick man lying on a bed under a lamp. The seal symbolises the medical functions of the order.


Seal of the priory at Manosque, France, 1216


Seal of the Hospitaller order, 1234
Inscription on the first seal: S'Fratrvm ospitalis s'Johannis de Oxen
Inscription on the second seal: S'Comvne domvs hospitalis sci' Johins Baptiste ex'port


Seal of the Hospitaller monastery, Barbera, 13th-14th century




Seals of the masters of the order of the Hospitallers

Seal of the master of the order Raymond du Puy (1120-60)


Seal of the master of the order Cast de Murols (1170-72) Figure 7 - Sceau de Castus (1169 a 1173)


Seal of the master of the order Roger de Moulins (1177-87)


Seal of the master of the order Geoffrey de Donjon (1193-1202)


Seal of the master of the order Garin de Montaigu (1207-28)


Seal of the master Bertrand de Thessy (1228-30)


Seal of the master of the order Guillaume de Chateauneuf (1242-58)


Seal of the master of the order Hugues Revel (1258-77)


Seal of the master of the order Nicholas Lorgne (1277-85)

Collection compiled by Enton, 2008