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INDEX
The page numbers in this index refer to the print edition of this book.
Page numbers followed by an “n” indicate a note.
Abbeville, Nicolas d’, xx, 59–60, 69, 75–77, 80–82
Ablis, Geoffroy d’
biographical info, xvii
and Cathar revival, 165–66, 167–68, 182
and dissent in Carcassonne over
accord, 119, 122–23, 125–27
overview, 116
accord between the Church and
Carcassonne
Ablis shares with townspeople, 126–28
attacks on signers of, 128, 130
Bernard’s use of accord to incite
townspeople, 115–16, 118–20
Bourg complying with, 85
Dominicans’ attempt to arrest the
doomed dozen, 65–67, 69, 75–76
signing of, 60
Agitateur du Languedoc, L’ (Laurens), 1–2
Aigues-–Mortes, Camargue, 224n
Albi
attack on inquisitor, 54, 234n
Castanet’s return to, 101–2, 117
and Castanet’s sexual proclivities, 93
complaints about Castanet, 93, 96
and secession plan, 157
wounds of inquisition, 69, 73–75, 88–89
See also prisoners from Albi
Albigensian Crusade
attack of the Cité, 36–37
burning alive 400 people, 37–38
Dominicans as inquisitors, 41–42, 228n
and Innocent III, 40–41
overview, 17–18
Toulouse as protagonist, 143
Anagni, Italy, 32–33
Aquitaine, x, 30
Aristotle, 26–27
Aunay, Jean d’, xix, 168, 169, 170–71, 254n
Autier, Peire
Bernard compared to, 178
biographical info, xxi, 166–67
capture and death of, 182
on inquisitors and inquisition, 175
on opulence of the Church, 167, 175–76, 253n, 256n
Autier revival of Cathars, 166–68, 172, 182, 191, 253n
Avignon, 14–15, 171–72, 255n
Avignonet, 55, 235n
Aycelin, Gilles, xvii––xviii, 97, 150, 167
Baluze, Etienne, 258n
Battle of the Golden Spurs, 109
Beguins, 178
Benedict XI, Pope
Bernard’s prediction of death of, 168–69, 181, 194–95
biographical info, xv, 138–39
bull demanding Bernard’s arrest, 161
murder charges against Bernard for death of, 168–69, 194–95
Benedict XII, Pope, 182. See also
Fournier, Jacques
Bergamo, Bonagratia de, 187–88
Bernard. See Délicieux, Bernard
Bernard of Clairvaux, 46, 231–232n
Bernardone, Giovanni Francesco di, xviii, 18, 217n. See also Francis of Assisi
Béziers, convent at, 173, 184–85
Biblical scriptures
on destruction of Jerusalem, 120–21
“foxes in the vineyards of the Lord,” 41
as justification for inquisition, 45–46, 230–231n
and resurrection vs. dead or alive cremation, 79
“wolves in sheep’s clothing,” 41, 121–22, 138, 190, 228n
Boccasini, Niccolò, 138–39. See also
Benedict XI, Pope
Boniface VIII, Pope
and Bernard, 60, 236n
biographical info, xvi, 12–14
Carcassonnais take complaints to, 60
celebration after Battle of the Golden Spurs, 109
and Dante, 33, 223n
and Jubilee, 12, 13, 166, 216n
and Nogaret, 30, 31–33, 98, 104, 133, 137
and Philip IV, 29–34, 104, 222n
on Registers X and XI, 206
and unraveling of the papacy, 14–15
Bourg, the
complying with accord, 85
concern about accord with the
Church, 115–16
marine infantry parachute regiment in, 35, 225n