THE CATHARS (IN SITU)

Resumat

In the first centuries of our era, Christian dogma slowly developed. Those who moved away from it, heretics, were excluded from the Church and even fought by temporal power.
During the 12th century, in all parts of Europe, a dualistic Christianity, Catharism, attracted many believers wishing to adhere to evangelical precepts. Its establisment in the Midi worried ecclesiastical powers. In 1208, Pope Innocent III called for a crusade against these Albigensians. For over a century, tragedies and misfortunes would affect Languedoc, which was joined to the Kingdom of France in 1271, and from which the Cathar heresy appeared totally eradicated by 1321.

Complement de titre : Dogma and Heresies ; Cathars in Europe and Occitania ; Preaching and Crusades ; The Inquisition ; Castles and other sites in Languedoc
Autor : Roux-Perino, Julie
Reviraire : Jachowicz-Davoust, Barbara
Linga : Anglés
Linga prumiera : Francés
Parucion : 06/2006
Editor : MSM
Colleccion : In Situ
Nb de pajas : 320
Format : 17 x 24 cm
Pés : 920 g
EAN 13 : 9782350800295