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Without lifting a sword, the Cathars posed a threat to Catholicism greater than the Muslims or Jews—or so the Church believed. The Cathars believed that matter was essentially evil—especially the human body—and that the material world had to be transcended through a simple life of prayer,... read more
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It was the Feast Day of St Mary Magdalene, 22 July 1209, and an all-out massacre had not been planned.
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- Dewey: 200
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