Note to moderator: Read answerline carefully. Mark Pegg’s book about a “curse” of these people argues against using their most common name, contra the views of Peter Biller. These people’s practices are represented in a song about Joana with a vowel-filled refrain called “The Oxherd.” The shepherd Pierre Maury, who was one of these people, was documented in a microhistory compiled from the records of (*) Jacques Fournier (10[1])(“zhahk foor-NEE-ay”). The Annales historian Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie’s Montaillou (“MON-tie-oo”) centers on these people, a campaign against whom supposedly produced the phrase “Kill them all; the lord will know his own.” Though they called themselves “good Christians,” (10[1])these heretics were associated with Bogomils due to their apparent neo-Gnostic beliefs. For 10 points, name this Occitan religious group, (10[1])the subject of a medieval crusade. ■END■ (10[1])