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... Cathar religion . At first glance this judgment seems astounding , to say the least . The Cathars opposed sexual intercourse and were strongly ascetic in doctrine , whereas the troubadours extolled love and sex , at least until the ...
... Cathar religion . At first glance this judgment seems astounding , to say the least . The Cathars opposed sexual intercourse and were strongly ascetic in doctrine , whereas the troubadours extolled love and sex , at least until the ...
Page 152
... Catharism in troubadour poetry ? " and " How is it that the overtly earthly troubadours , who spoke of the sexual ... Cathar ties , not one among hundreds of them ever confessed this allegience . Further , if they were pledged to ...
... Catharism in troubadour poetry ? " and " How is it that the overtly earthly troubadours , who spoke of the sexual ... Cathar ties , not one among hundreds of them ever confessed this allegience . Further , if they were pledged to ...
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... Cathar banner . Whence came their motivation ? A stronger case can be made for the position that several southern nobles supported the heresy because it gave them greater freedom from the influence of Rome in national affairs . This ...
... Cathar banner . Whence came their motivation ? A stronger case can be made for the position that several southern nobles supported the heresy because it gave them greater freedom from the influence of Rome in national affairs . This ...
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