The Philosophy of Catharism

Table of contents I. Introduction Chapter one: The Cathar reading of the’"Evangile" according to Saint John Chapter II: The Cathar Treaty of Bartholomew of Carcassonne. — Augustinism and Catharism. Chapter III: The metaphysics of John of Lugio.— "The Book of Two Principles" Chapter IV: Radical dualism. — The mancathar and his morality Appendices : Chapter XII of the book against the Manichaeans ("Liber contra Manicheos") (1222-1223?) by Durand de Huesca. "Liber soliloquiorum ad deum" (Apocryphal Soliloquies), chapter V: "Quid sit nihil fieri? " (What does it mean to become nothing?). "The Book of Two Principles. "Treatise on free will: "Probatio quod non sit liberum arbitrum", Dondaine Edition of Liberde duobus principiis, pp. 92-93. Thouzel editionlink, pp. 201-226 "Exempla" and Cathar myths The "omnia mala" and the "nihil" (about Miss Thouzellier’s article: "The Languedoc Cathars and the nihil" (Jean, 1, 3). —Annals-Economies, Societies, Civilizations, Janvier-february 1969) Occitan vocabulary of Catharism