Obviously, adding phonological material is a kind of phonological operation/transformation, whereas templatic morphology typically involves the application of different transformations in different contexts to ensure that the form conforms to a templatic shape.

[…] the Viceroy moved magnificently through India, resplendent with all the colour and dash of the vast Empire at his feet, with his superb bodyguard jangling scarlet beside his carriage, silken Indian princes bowing at his carpet, generals quivering at the salute and ceremonial salutes of thirty-one guns […]

Bleſſed are the peacemakers: foꝛ they ſhall bee called the childꝛen of God.

It's the homo negronus Americanus which accomplished ABSOLUTELY NOTHING despite all the gibs me dat welfare.