..."°«nt in. wicked heresy of the Albigenscs, and do this with A8ibigeuM-. more rigour than you would use towards the Saracens themselves : persecute them with...banish them, and put Roman Catholics in their room." Such was the pope's method of punishing a whole people for a single m«r,der committed by Raymond....

...in paradise, and the full remission of their sins. " We exhort you," said this bull of Innocent's, " to destroy the wicked heresy of the Albigenses, and do this with more rigour than you would use towards the Saracens themselves. Persecute them with a strong hand, deprive them of house and land,...

...was all, which the most impassioned declaimer can say against him. The tyrant proceeds in his bull: " we exhort you, that you would endeavour to destroy...wicked heresy of the albigenses, and do this with jnore rigor than you would use towards the Saracens themselves: persecute them with a strong hand:...

...proceeds in his bull: "we exhort Bull of in. you, that you would endeavour to destroy the "<>c«nt in. wicked heresy of the Albigenses, and do this with more rigour than you would use towards the Saracens themselves : persecute them with a strong hand : deprive them of their lands...

...themselves the poor of Lyons, to be under a perpetual anathema." In a subsequent decree the Pope says, " We exhort you that you would endeavour to destroy...their lands and possessions ; banish them, and put Catholics in their room." Such were the results of their cruel and bloody decrees, that it has been...

...what this Papt meant by handing them over to the civil power: And Pope Innocent the Third writes — " Persecute them with a strong hand; deprive them of their lands and possessions; banish them, and put Catholicks in their room." He urged princes to the work of persecution; he tells Louis, of France,...

...endeavor to destroy the wicked heresy efthe Albigenses, ami do this with more vigor, thanyou would use towards the Saracens themselves. Persecute them with...banish them, and put Roman Catholics in their room. Three hundred thousand pilgrims, induced by th» united motives of avarice and superstition, filled...

...destroy the wicked heresy efthe Albigenses, and do this with more vigor, than you • . • would use towards the Saracens themselves. Persecute them with...them of their lands and possessions ; banish them, and^put Roman Catholics in their room. Three hundred thousand pilgrims, induced by the united motives...

...and to seize upon his Country . . . .We exhort you, that you would endeavour to destroy the iviclced heresy of the Albigenses ; and do this with more rigour than you would use towards the Saracens themselves : persecute them with a strong hand : deprive them of their lands...

...impassioned declaimer can say against him. The tyrant proceeds in his bull : " we exhort Bull of 1n. you, that you would endeavour to destroy the wicked...Albigenses, and do this with more rigour than you would use towards the Saracens themselves : persecute them with a strong hand : deprive them of their lands...