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12th Century Toulouse was such a cosmopolitan city that they had Bosnians just casually strolling around the square every Sunday. Naturally, the average toulousaine and the bosnian were able to understand each other perfectly
Show Postthis is a book that argues that a heresiological text about 12th century dualists in CONSTANTINOPLE called PATARENES are obviously referring to the same group as the "Cathars" in Languedoc, and makes no effort to corroborate this claim. WHYYYYYYY ARE MEDIEVALISTS LIKE THISSSSSSSSS
Show Postseriously give me anything, any citation, I swear on God above just cite the Acts of the Council of Saint-Felix or some other made up bullshit document, I'll eat it up. Just DO NOT talk about dualism in Languedoc like it's some undisputed fact!!!
Show PostThe source: "I found some arians" The scholar: "Hmmm.... CLEARLY cathars" The source: "No I'm serious those are arians" The scholars: "Cathars of the moderate kind, of course." The source: "No--"
Show Post>Proceeds to NOT demonstrate how the "cathar" rituals are in any way related to Balkan dualists I'm gonna lose my mind
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