Bernard Délicieux
Fransican friar
About Bernard Délicieux
Lived 1260 – 1320 (aged 59–60). Bernard Délicieux was a French friar.
Bernard Délicieux (c. 1260-1270 1320) was a Spiritual Franciscan friar who resisted the Inquisition in Carcassonne and Languedoc region of southern France.
Early life Born in Montpellier, France sometime in 1260-1270, Délicieux joined the Franciscan Order in 1284 and worked in Paris prior to the start of the fourteenth century.
Agitator of Languedoc In c. 1299, Délicieux became prior of the Franciscan convent in Carcassonne. In 1299, he led a revolt against the city's inquisitors, which prevented the arrest of two heretics sheltered in the Franciscan convent.
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Who was Bernard Délicieux?
Fransican friar
When was Bernard Délicieux born?
Bernard Délicieux was born in 1260 in Montpellier.
When did Bernard Délicieux die?
Bernard Délicieux died in 1320 in Carcassonne.
What was Bernard Délicieux's occupation?
Bernard Délicieux was a friar.
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Bernard Délicieux was French.
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