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THE DEVILS WORLD

The Medieval World

Series editor: Julia Smith, University of St Andrews

Alfred the Great

Richard Abels

The Western Mediterranean Kingdom

David Abulafia

The Fourth Crusade

Michael Angold

The Cathars

Malcolm Barber

The Godwins

Frank Barlow

Philip Augustus

Jim Bradbury

Medieval Canon Law

J. A. Brundage

Crime in Medieval Europe

Trevor Dean

Charles I of Anjou

Jean Dunbabin

The Age of Charles Martel

Paul Fouracre

Margery Kempe

A. E. Goodman

Bastard Feudalism

M. Hicks

The Formation of English Common Law

John Hudson

The Mongols and the West

Peter Jackson

Cnut

K. Lawson

The Age of Robert Guiscard

Graham Loud

The English Church, 9401154

H. R. Loyn

Justinian

J. Moorhead

Ambrose

John Moorhead

The Devils World

Andrew P. Roach

The Reign of Richard Lionheart

Ralph Turner/Richard Heiser

The Welsh Princes

Roger Turvey

English Noblewomen in the Later Middle Ages

J. Ward

THE DEVILS WORLD

HERESY AND SOCIETY 11001300

ANDREW P. ROACH

First published 2005 by Pearson Education Limited

Published 2013 by Routledge

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Copyright 2005, Taylor & Francis.

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ISBN 13: 978-0-582-27960-5 (pbk)

British Library Cataloguing-in-Publication Data

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Roach, Andrew.

The Devils world : heresy and society, 11001320 / Andrew Roach. 1st ed.

p. cm.

Includes bibliographical references (p. ) and index.

ISBN 0582279607 (pbk.)

1. Heresies, ChristianHistoryMiddle Ages, 6001500. 2. Christian sociologyHistoryMiddle Ages, 6001500. I. Title.

BT1319.R63 2005

273.6dc22

2004063815

Maps

Plates

1. Medieval manuscript illumination of troubadours from Alphonse le Sages Las Cantigas, c. thirteenth century.

2. Castello Scaligero, Sirmione, on Lake Garda: last refuge of the Italian Cathars, captured 1276.

3. Plan scnographique de 1550: Archives municipales de Lyon. Sixteenth-century plan of the city of Lyon, showing cathedral, fortified ecclesiastical quarter, and cathedral wharf from the time of Valdes.

4. Saint Dominic Sending Forth the Hounds of the Lord, with Saint Peter Martyr and Saint Thomas Aquinas, c.1369 (fresco) by Andrea di Bonaiuto: the scene shows Thomas using books to convert heretics as well as making the punning reference to domini canes, dogs of the Lord.

5. The staircase under which lived Saint Alexis, the inspiration for Valdes of Lyon. Staircase now in the church of SantAlessio, Rome.

6. Italian fresco with Saint Francis of Assisi, without halo or stigmata; probably the earliest picture.

7. View of Carcassonne from the west side, state of the fortifications and the city in 1853 before restoration.

8. Saint Francis of Assisi: Cimabues fresco in the Lower Basilica, Assisi.

9. Saint Francis Releases the Heretic, 129799 (fresco) by Giotto di Bondone: a posthumous miracle of Saint Francis (flying left!). Giottos painting depicts the penitent heretic (Pietro dAlife) with some dignity; earnest, bearded and barefoot.

10. Montsgur Castle, Languedoc, by Simon Marsden: a besiegers view of the Cathar redoubt captured in 1244.

11. Saint Peter Martyr (oil on panel) by Vittore Carpaccio, c. fifteenth century.

12. Ruined Arena, Verona. Execution site of heretics captured at Sirmione.

13. Keeping the customers happy: the Bishop of Paris Blessing the Lendit Fair in the fourteenth century.

14. The Porziuncola (Portiuncola), Assisi. First home of the Franciscans. Now completely endorsed in church of Santa Maria degli Angeli.

15. Interior of Franciscan church of Santa Croce, Florence.

T he publishers are grateful to the following for permission to reproduce copyright material:

Financial Times for use of an extract derived from Richard Tomkins article Christ replaces Coke as the focus of youthful longing (30 July 2004); the Bridgeman Art Library for use of images BAL130097, BEN113975, XIR63359, BAT201228, XIR217771 and MES97834; the Bridgeman Art Library and Bibliothque nationale de France for use of image BAL52371; the Bridgeman Art Library and Simon Marsden for use of image TMA220587; Archives municipales de Lyon for use of Plan scnographique de 1550; Corbis for use of images WN001950, CS004509, IH64074, and SL003793; Eva Duve for image of the Porziuncola (Portiuncola), Assisi; Helena Bruce for image of the staircase under which Saint Alexis lived, SantAlessio, Rome.

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