(5) It is mortal sin to eat eggs, flesh and such-like.
(6) It is mortal sin for the secular power to punish heretics or malefactors.
(7) There is no such thing as Purgatory.
(8) Whoever kills an animal commits a great sin.
(9) They had four Sacraments: (a) Imposition of hands, called Consolamentum, but by that imposition of hands and the saying of the Lord's Prayer there is no remission of sins if the person officiating be in mortal sin; (b) Benediction of the Bread; (c) Penance; (d) Orders.
To the Catharists of Toulouse he ascribes the following doctrines (which they held in common with the Albanenses):
(10) There are two principles, Good and Evil.
(11) There is no Trinity in the Catholic sense, for the Father is greater than the Son and the Holy Ghost.
(12) The world and all that is in it were created by the evil God.
(13) They held some Valentinian ideas.