Definition
Definition of Cathar - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
historyTECH. member of medieval Christian sects with dualistic beliefsTECH.
- The Cathar was persecuted for his beliefs.
- A Cathar sought refuge in the mountains during the crusade.
- The Cathar community thrived in the Languedoc region.
Origin of Cathar
Greek, katharos (pure)
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female leader in the Cathar movement
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