This book is worth learning French to read:
The author cites again and again the terror created deliberately by the papal and civil authorities as they traversed LangD’Oc, and the unrelenting pressure for over a century.
Much more than just the sad burning of nice people (and This is why Each Person needs to Write a Book…):
1. The wiping out of a different culture (use of Roman Law), language, and religion
2. The conquest of an entire cultural region by the north (the ‘French’ annexing what was Provence and destroying the links between Provence and Catalunya-Aragon)
3. The creation of an Inquisition that served as the model for the Spanish Inquisition.
4. Innocent III -> Spanish Inquisition -> los Conquistadores -> Daech: All systematically destroying the writings (or Quipus and museums), languages and history; in short, the cultural memories, that came before them in order gain control over the conquered populations (kind of like George Orwell’s 1984 prohibition on writing…).
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This one basically paved the way for Philipe le Bel’s arrest and burning of all Templars, only two centuries later if memory serves…
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Merci, Ned !
Shira
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I have been there several times, in Langue d’Oc, Carcassonne, Mont Ségur, Foix, visited the caves and the castles. They had a large following, also among the nobility. I guess the Roman church just could not tolerate that.They acted as they preached, admirable people.
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Indeed, admirable, and courageous. I read that many, on the night before the final fall of Carcassonne, deliberately became Perfecti, knowing that they would go to the pyre at sunrise.
May we find such courage to bear witness to what this world could be.
And may their memories always be for a blessing, and an example.
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Amen
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Sounds like an excellent read that would fill big gaps in my knowledge of French history.
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C’etait vraiment une excellente lecture, et je suis trés contente d’avoir pu te dire sûr ce livre. J’attends ton avis sûr ton blog !
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