These names were taken from La chanson de la croisade albigeoise
de Guillaume de Tulède (ISBN 2-253-05084-9, texte originale,
avec une adaptation en français de Henri Gougaud, Le Livre
de Poche, Librairie Générale Française, Paris,
1989).
Listed below are the French names, the corresponding Occitan names, and the first page of the text citing the name. These were taken from the index, and the frequency of separate persons cited with the same name may indicate the popularity of the name. Bear in mind that the names are those of the participants and persons otherwise involved in the affairs of the Albigensian crusades. People were involved from Rome to Normandy, Germany to Aragon, and more. Please note that the French spellings in these lists are modern French forms. Only the Occitan spellings are from the original text.
French | Occitan | First Page |
Hélène (f) | Elena (f) | 60 |
Henri Campanier | Enricx Campnerx | 487 |
Hugues Jean | Ugs Joans | 355 |
Hugues d'Alfaro | Uc d'Alfar | 139 |
Hugues de La Balasta | Ugs de La Balasta | 287 |
Hugues de Lacy | Ug, Ugues de Laici, Laces, Lacis, Lasis, Lasses | 83 |
Hugues de Laens | Ugos de Laens | 303 |
Hugues de Lamonthe | Ucs de La Mota | 369 |
Hugues de Monteils | Ucs de Montelh | 547 |
Hugues de Pointis (?) or de Puntous (?) | Ugs de Pontos | 423 |
Hugues du Breil | Uc del Brolh | 129 |
French | Occitan | First Page |
Imbert de La Haye | Imbert de L'Aia | 287 |
Inard de Pointis | Punhtis, Pungtis, Puntis | 511 |
Isarn | Izarns | 141 |
Isarn de Puylaurens | Isarts de Pui Laurens | 161 |
Isodard de Die | Isoartz de Dia | 277 |
French | Occitan | First Page |
Jacques | Jaques | 521 |
Jean | Joans | 61 |
Jean Martin | Johans Martis | 547 |
Jean de Berzy | Joan de Berzi, Brezi | 175 |
Jean de Bouillon | Johans de Bollon, Bulho, Bolho | 455 |
Jean de Lomange | Johans Lomanhes | 521 |
Jean de Monceaux (?) | Johans de Mozencs | 521 |
Jean de Nagor | Joans de Nagor | 279 |
Jean de Senuc | Johan de Senuc | 249 |
Joris | Joris | 353 |
Josselin | Gaucelis | 491 |
Joudain de Cabaret | Jordas de Cabares, Cabaretz | 521 |
Sorry, only an entry for the Occitan for Charlemagne appears here:
Karlemaine, or Karles.