Lexicon beginning with C

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Catharssearch for term

Catharism (from Greek: καθαρὀς, katharos, pure), a name of Christian religion in the Languedoc region of France and other parts of Europe in the XI-XIII centuries. The Paulicians of Armenia and the Bogomils of Bulgaria can be also called Cathars. Self-identification term Good Men (Bons Hommes) or Good Christians. Also known as Albigensians.

Sinónimos: Cathar, Cathari, Катар

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Christian Bernadacsearch for term

French journalist (1937-2003), the author of Le Mystère Otto Rahn - Du catharisme au nazisme (Le Graal et Montségur)

Sinónimos: Bernadac, Бернадак

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Christopher Jonessearch for term

The author of the first translation of Crusade against the Grail into English

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Constantin von Hoffmeistersearch for term

Born 1976. A right-wing German nationalist, promoter of the pan-European nationalism, National Futurism idea of White Eurasia

Sinónimos: Хофмейстер

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Couquetsearch for term

Madam Couquet. In the hotel of her in Montsegur Otto had lodged back in 1929

Sinónimos: Мадам Куке

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Craig Smithsearch for term

The British novelist, the author of The Blood Lance with the Otto Rahn's death as one of the basis for the storyline.

Ver también: Blood Lance

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Crystal Skullsearch for term

Sinónimos: Calavera de cristal, Crâne de cristal, Kristallschädel, Teschio di Cristallo, Хрустальный череп

Cybelesearch for term

Sinónimos: Kubaba, Кибел

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