Michel Gybels

Michel Gybels read history of art and religious studies, and specialized on Medieval heresies, especialy Catharism. He is also interested in the history of Antiquity, especially Alexander the Great and Macedonia. In 2011, he published Ketterijen in Middeleeuws Europa (Heresies in Medieval Europe) and contributes to the Katharen website.

This person contributed the following articles to this website:

• Alexandria in Troas
• Magnesia on the Meander
• Zone
• Glanum (St.Rémy-de-Provence)
• Zone, museum
• Bagacum (Bavay)
• Sillyum (Nebiler)
• Manicheism
• Bogomilism along the Via Egnatia
• Tolosa (Toulouse)
• Toulouse, Musée Saint-Raymond
• Yazılıkaya (Midas City)
• Labraunda (Ortaköy)
• Phocaea
• Euromos
• Clarus
• Tlos
• Kaunos
• Alabanda
• Alinda
• Stratonicea
• Olynthus
• Narbonne, Musée archéologique
• Argentomagus
• Limyra
• Arykanda
• Rhodiapolis
• Opramoas of Rhodiapolis
• Pella
• Anemurium (Anamur)
• Amantia
• Phoenice
• Byllis
• Bavay, Musée archéologique