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Bogomils
From the Wikipedia open source encyclopedia project.
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The Bogomils
Contemporary account by Anna Comnena c 1110. From the Medieval Sourcebook.
www.fordham.edu
Bogomils of Bulgaria and Bosnia
An article claiming that the heretical sect were early Protestants. Written from a Baptist perspective.
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Bogomilism in Macedonia
Article in a Macedonian nationalist site arguing that Bogomilism emerged in Macedonia.
www.unet.com.mk
Bogomilism
A collection of sources and links maintained Georgi Vasilev.
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