1232 · Source account
Nineteen Persons Called Waldenses, Burnt For The Faith, In The Bishopric Of Toulouse, A. D. 1232.
Original historical wording. Source heading; not independently verified Earlier accounts express the book’s perspective on Christian continuity.
In the year 1232 the bishop of Toulouse apprehended, in his dominion or bishopric, nineteen persons, who were said to be heretics, because they adhered to the belief of the Waldenses, whose confession we have already shown not to be at variance with ours; all of which persons the bishop of Toulouse caused to be executed, that is, burnt alive. Vignier, A. D. 1232. Hist. Eccles. Also in the second book of the History of the Persecutions, fol. 466, col. 4.
Original heading and source location
NINETEEN PERSONS CALLED WALDENSES, BURNT FOR THE FAITH, IN THE BISHOPRIC OF TOULOUSE, A. D. 1232.
First Part. · AN ACCOUNT OF THOSE WHO SUFFERED IN THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY.
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