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northeast of Toulouse. Its
inhabitants are
called Albigensians (French:
Albigeois, Albigeoise(s), Occitan: albigés -esa(s)). It is the seat of the Archbishop...
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northwest and
northeast of Ariège.
Languedoc includes the sub-province of
Albigeois (Tarn department),
which is
sometimes considered as a
province separate...
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department of Tarn. One of the few
industrial towns in the
region of
Albigeois, the po****tion of the
commune proper grew to 19,483 in 1901, and 34,126...
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Sporting Club
Albigeois is a
professional French rugby union club
playing the third-level Nationale.
During the past
years it went back and
forth between...
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crowned Miss
France 2009,
competing as Miss
Albigeois Midi-Pyrénées Miss France: Chloé
Mortaud (2008; Miss
Albigeois Midi-Pyrénées) 1st Runner-Up:
Marie Borg...
- in Geneva. This 596-page work, also
known as
Histoire des
Chrestiens Albigeois, is
based on
numerous sources gathered mainly between 1602 and 1603 by...
- Narbonnais, Carc****onnais,
Toulousain (including Fuxéen and Capcinois),
Albigeois, Montalbanais,
Agenais (the
latter tending towards Guyennais and Gascon)...
- Narbonne. Originally, the
Goths may have
maintained their hold on the
Albigeois, but if so it was
conquered by the time of
Chilperic I.
There is archaeological...
- scarce, some
Frankish po****tion and
nobles settled down in
regions like
Albigeois, Carc****onne (on the
fringes of Septimania), Toulouse, and
Provence and...
- The
Albigensian Crusade (French:
Croisade des
albigeois), also
known as the
Cathar Crusade (1209–1229), was a
military and
ideological campaign initiated...
