Village « Voices » in Inquisition Registers. Most of the testimonies heard during the Pamiers Inquisition between 1318 and 1325, whose minutes are included in Jacques Fournier's Register (Vat. lat. 4030), came from modest villagers. Before their bishop and Inquisition judge, they put a certain number of behavioural and speech strategies into practice, in order to protect themselves and their relatives and, sometimes, to arm their enemies. The present paper illustrates, through a limited case study, the possible consequences of the tensions existing within a particular village, that of Montaillou, when threats of inquisitorial proceedings weigh heavily on the inhabitants. What is at stake are power struggles, the use of the Inquisition by i...
The clerk’s register of the Carcassonne Inquisition, for the years 1249-1258, tells us a different w...
The defence process in the late Middle Ages raises the question of evolution of communities inhabita...
International audienceThe count of Burgundy in the early fifteenth century was the sovereign lord in...
Country priest in the Jacques Fournier's Register. Jacques Fournier's Inquisition Register turns ou...
Village Heresy in the Diocese of Carcassone in the Middle of the 13th Century. Used at first to gra...
From Catharism to Sorcery : Inquisitors from the South of France in the Templars’ Trial. A fragment...
Preachers and Inquisition. In the past, many historians have approached the issue of the Inquisitio...
L’Inquisition fut, dès l’origine, une institution d’une redoutable efficacité dont le succès s’expli...
The Royal Courts Since they constituted the great majority of the population, the appearances of p...
Au-delà du catharisme, les dépositions contenues dans les registres inquisitoriaux du xiiie siècle r...
The investigation process during the Middle Ages in Provence sustains all of the methods for ascerta...
The Manorial Courts The manorial courts of medieval England, from 1250 to 1500, played an ambiguou...
Inquisition in Languedoc : from Bishops to Mendicants (1229-1329). With the Inquisition, papal just...
Paul (Jacques), Family and Heresy. Heresy was considered as a family practice and research has show...
The investigation process during the Middle Ages in Provence sustains all of the methods for ascerta...
The clerk’s register of the Carcassonne Inquisition, for the years 1249-1258, tells us a different w...
The defence process in the late Middle Ages raises the question of evolution of communities inhabita...
International audienceThe count of Burgundy in the early fifteenth century was the sovereign lord in...
Country priest in the Jacques Fournier's Register. Jacques Fournier's Inquisition Register turns ou...
Village Heresy in the Diocese of Carcassone in the Middle of the 13th Century. Used at first to gra...
From Catharism to Sorcery : Inquisitors from the South of France in the Templars’ Trial. A fragment...
Preachers and Inquisition. In the past, many historians have approached the issue of the Inquisitio...
L’Inquisition fut, dès l’origine, une institution d’une redoutable efficacité dont le succès s’expli...
The Royal Courts Since they constituted the great majority of the population, the appearances of p...
Au-delà du catharisme, les dépositions contenues dans les registres inquisitoriaux du xiiie siècle r...
The investigation process during the Middle Ages in Provence sustains all of the methods for ascerta...
The Manorial Courts The manorial courts of medieval England, from 1250 to 1500, played an ambiguou...
Inquisition in Languedoc : from Bishops to Mendicants (1229-1329). With the Inquisition, papal just...
Paul (Jacques), Family and Heresy. Heresy was considered as a family practice and research has show...
The investigation process during the Middle Ages in Provence sustains all of the methods for ascerta...
The clerk’s register of the Carcassonne Inquisition, for the years 1249-1258, tells us a different w...
The defence process in the late Middle Ages raises the question of evolution of communities inhabita...
International audienceThe count of Burgundy in the early fifteenth century was the sovereign lord in...