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Society: Religion and Spirituality: Christianity: Denominations: Catholicism: History: By Time Period: Middle Ages: Heresies: Cathars: Original Documents (12) |
Websites on Original Documents: An Age of Persecution Quotes from original sources on the persecution of the Cathars and Bogomils. Anna Comnena on The Bogomils English translation of Anna Comnena's account of the Bogomils, from the Alexiad, c. 1110 Caesarius of Heisterbach on Medieval Heresies Annotated English translation of Caesarius of Heisterbach: Medieval Heresies (Dialogue on Miracles V: 20-22) including the words allegedly spoken by Arnaud Amoury: "Kill them all for the Lord knoweth them that are His" The Cathar Ceremony of the Apparelhamentum English translation of the Cathar Rite of the Apparelhamentum (General Confession) from the Lyons Ritual. The Cathar Ceremony of the Consolamentum English translation of the Cosolamentum, the Cathar rite by which a "believer" became a member of the "Elect". Text taken from the Lyons Ritual and translated by Nancy Stork. A Cathar Gospel Annotated English translation of the Book of John the Evangelist, a Bogomil document used by medieval Italian Cathars and seized by the Inquisition. An English Translation of an Extract from the Chronicle of Ralph, Abbot of Coggershall Anotated English translation of the abbot's account of the discovery of Cathars in Rheims in the twelfth century. An English translation of Bernard Gui, Inquisitors Manual, on the Cathars Anotated English translation of An Extract from Bernard Gui's fourteenth century Inquisitorial Technique, on the Albigensians (Cathars) Fourth Lateran Council, 1215: Canon 3 on Heresy Anotated English translation of Canon 3 of the Fourth Lateran Council, 1215, on heresy, including the Cathar heresy. The Inquisition Record of Jacques Fournier English translations by Nancy Stork of Inquisition records of the Bishop of Pamiers 1318-1325, including examinations of suspected Cathars. On the Accusations against the Albigensians An account from an early thirteenth century Latin chronicle by the Cistercian monk Raynaldus writing against the Albigensians, or Cathars. English translation by Nancy Stork. The Siege of Toulouse in 1217-18, according to The Chronicle of William of Puylaurens anotated English translation The Siege of Toulouse in 1217-18, according to The Chronicle of William of Puylaurens
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