The city of Albi in southern France (about 2.1° east & 43.95° north) was named by the Waldenses after the persecuted and largely exterminated Albigensis.
The Cathedral in Albi, southern France, on the banks of the Tarn River.
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The city of Albi in southern France (about 2.1° east & 43.95° north) was named by the Waldenses after the persecuted and largely exterminated Albigensis. |
The Cathedral in Albi, southern France, on the banks of the Tarn River. |
 The Castle of Montsegur in the French Pyrenees mountains was the final refuge of the Albigensis in the 13th century. |  The stone marker at the foot of Montsegur commemorating the massacre of the Albigensis in 1244 AD. |
 The fortified walls of the ruins of Montsegur where the last of the Albigensis were exterminated in 1244 Ad. |
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