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BARALLOTS. Nom qu'on donna à certains hérétiques qui parurent à Bologne en Italie, et qui mttaient tous leurs biens en commun, même les femmes et les enfants. Leur extrême facilité à se livrer aux plus honteux excès de la débauche leur fit encore donner, selon Ferdinand de Cordoue, dans son Traité De exiguis annonis, le nom d'obéissants, obedientes.
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