echoed Dante's disparaging references to Cahorsins in commentary of his own.: 230 References to usurers as Cahorsins were widespread in late medieval Germany...
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Description of the Money Market Cahorsins Mount of piety History of pawnbroking Yves Renouard (1961), "Les Cahorsins, hommes d'affaires Français du XIIIe...
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reform against money lending and the related sin of usury associated with Cahorsins and Lombards. It was primarily promoted by Franciscans such as Barnabas...
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It was also notorious at that time for the financiers widely known as Cahorsins, Christians who charged interest on their loans. The church in these times...
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emerged primarily in Southern Europe (including Southern France, with the Cahorsins). Banks could use book money to create deposits for their customers. Thus...
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century. In the 13th century, it was shipped to England via Bordeaux by the Cahorsins traders. Later on, the Cahors "black wine" was sold shipped from England...
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could charge varied between two or three pence per pound per week. The Cahorsins and Lombards could charge as much as 50 per cent; the Jews did not have...
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including Italy's Lombards in the 12th and 13th centuries, France's Cahorsins in the 13th century and in particular the rich Italian cities such as...
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Born in 1244, Jacques was the son of Arnaud Duèze, who was probably a Cahorsin merchant or banker. He studied canon law at Montpellier and theology in...
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concerning the poverty of Christ and the Apostles. He died at Avignon. Cahorsins Cardinals created by John XXII Konrad Eubel: Hierarchia Catholica Medii...
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husband Henry had ordered for the expulsion of all usurers such as Jews and Cahorsins. In addition, Henry claimed that his Christian subjects should be freed...
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finances were transferred to Florentine banking institutions as well. Cahorsins Taula de canvi de Barcelona de Roover, Raymond A., and Larson, Henrietta...
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Limbo. Purg. XXII, 97. Cahors: Town in France that was notorious for its Cahorsins, Christian financiers who engaged in usury that was then considered sinful...
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Christian pawnbrokers and money-lenders, the latter often referred to as Cahorsins and Lombards, were common in medieval Europe, where they were often tolerated...
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the credit business. However, Christian lenders, often referred to as Cahorsins or Lombards, often charged interest much greater than Jewish lenders....
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expulsion aimed most frequently at Jews, other groups – Lombards and Cahorsins, Moriscos, Protestants, Jesuits and Mormons—were also expelled between...
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Aveyron rivers converge. At the expense of Moissac Abbey, the austere cahorsin Jacques Duez, Pope under the name John XXII, seals the domination by creating...
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