BALDWIN II., Cousin of Baldwin I. (1118–1130) | MILLICENT, _m._ FULK OF ANJOU (1130–1143) | +------------+------------+ | | BALDWIN III. AMALRIC I. (1143–1163) (1163–1174) | +----------------------+-----------------+---------------+ | | | BALDWIN IV. Sibyl, Isabella, (1174–1185) _m._ 1. William of Montferrat _m._ 2. CONRAD OF MONTFERRAT 2. GUY OF LUSIGNAN (1192) (1186–1192) 3. HENRY OF CHAMPAGNE | (1192–1197) | 4. AMALRIC II. OF CYPRUS | (1197–1205) (1) | BALDWIN V. | (1185–1186) | | (2) (4) | +-------------------------+---------------+ | | Mary, AMALRIC III. _m._ JOHN OF BRIENNE (_d._ 1206) (1210–1222) | Iolande, _m._ EMPEROR FREDERICK II. (_d._ 1250) CHAPTER IX THE MONASTIC MOVEMENT AND THE TWELFTH CENTURY RENASCENCE[11] Aspects of the Hildebrandine Movement—The new Religious Orders—Bruno and the Carthusians—The Beginnings of the Cistercians and Robert of Molême—The Charter of Charity—The Canons Regular—Norbert and Prémontré—The Military Orders—Influence of St. Bernard—The Speculative Revival—Beginnings of Scholasticism—Abelard and his influence—Abelard and Bernard—Popular Heresies—Peter de Bruys—The Poor Men of Lyons—The Albigenses—The Legal Revival—Irnerius and the Civil Law—Gratian and the Canon Law. [Sidenote: Various aspects of the Hildebrandine movement.]