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Makes available for the first time a good portion of the shorter historical works of the famed inquisitor, translated by Jean Golein in 1369. These essays are a compendium of knowledge on the Roman Emperors, Popes, Kings of France, the bishops of Limoges and Toulouse, the priors of Grandmont and Artige, the monastery of St. Augustine at Limoges, the Councils of the Church, and the Mass. The annotations, which are to a large extent based on the Latin sources, serve both to indicate these sources and to clarify difficult words and passages. Includes tables of the principal figures of th text and an extensive index. Other France/French: All Subjects Books 1995 – Animals in Medieval French Manuscript Illumination 1990 – France Before Charlemagne. A Translation From Les Grandes Chroniques 1998 – Du Bartas, French Huguenot Poet, and His Humourous Ambivalence
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