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Their heresies began to spred first in the City of T••louse, in N••rbon, in France.
1. That ther are two begin∣nings, God and the Devill: God cr••ated the Soules of Men, and the Divell the bodies.
2. To go to Church and to pray there, will doe us no good.
3. The soules of the dead doe g••e into the bodies of beasts and Serpents, if men doe Live ill; but if they live well, then they goe to the ••odies of Princes and great men.
4. That the Church ought not to possesse any thing in proper but in common only:
Lucclburgius: Antoninus: Vin∣centius, & Caesarius Cis••. in dial.
ALMARICUS, XLVI.
He was a French Man, & com∣menced Doctor at Paris, he held.
1. That God spake as well in Ovid, as in Austen.
2. Ther is no Resurrection of the body, no heaven, no hell, but he who hath the know∣ledge of God within him, he hath Heaven within him, & he who hath great sins within him, hath hell within him.
3. Adam & Eve should ne∣••er have been married, If they h••d continued in the state of 〈◊〉〈◊〉, neither should there
have been any difference of Sex betweene them, but mankind should have increased as An∣gells doe.
4. God cannot be seen in himselfe, but in his Creaturs, as light is seen in the aire.
Caesarius Cisteriensis lib. dial. dis∣tinct. 5. Lucelburgius Gangui∣nus, Vincentius.