Books matching: cathars history
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Save:'The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail' by Michael Baigent delves into intriguing theories surrounding the Knights Templar, the Cathars, and the idea of a 'king priest' in today's society. It presents controversial claims and explores the impact of historical events on modern religion, prompting readers to reevaluate their understanding of traditional narratives. The writing style combines historical research with conspiracy theories, leading readers on a journey through hidden mysteries and secret societies of the past.
We believed at first that we were dealing with a strictly local mystery—one confined to a village in the south of France. We believed at first that the mystery was of primarily academic interest. We b... - #2
Save:MONTAILLOU by Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie is a historical account based on the oral evidence collected during the Inquisition into Catharism in medieval France. The book reconstructs the daily lives of the villagers in Montaillou, offering insights into their beliefs, relationships, and interactions with the Inquisition. Through detailed interrogations and interviews, Ladurie paints a vivid picture of the village's social dynamics, religious practices, and the impact of the Cathar heresy on the community.
1 During the years with which we are concerned, the agents of the King of France in Languedoc acted with extraordinary brutality towards the neighbouring Comté de Foix, virtually reducing it to the ra...
