Albigenses
/ˌælbɪˈgensiːz/plural noun
- the members of a heretic sect in southern France in the 12th-13th centuries, identified with the Cathars. Their teaching was a form of Manichaean dualism, with an extremely strict moral and social code.阿尔比派教徒（12至13世纪法国南部异教派别, 与清洁派教徒有关联; 其教义为摩尼教二元论, 有极其严格的道德和社会规则）。
派生词
Albigensian
adjective词源
from medieval Latin， from Albiga, the Latin name of Albi in southern France.