Cottian

Languedoc; and the Valdenses, who inhabited the mountainous tract of country, (known as the Cottian Alps,) in the provinces of Dauphine and

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Cottius, king of a portion of the Alps, from whom they were called Cottian, ix.

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All along the valley of the Po, and over the regions of the Cottian Alps, the bull of Innocent was talked of.

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Mount Cenis, where the _Cottian_ terminate, and extending to Great St. Bernard; the _Pennine Alps_, extending from west to east to the

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Waldenses must have betaken themselves to the Cottian Alps, inasmuch as it proves that they left the Italian plains before the establishment of the new grammatical system referred to by M. Renouard.

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[B] The Cottian Alps are to the north of Mount Viso, and among them are the valleys of the Waldenses.

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Duke of Savoy and Prince of Piedmont, against his Protestant subjects of the valleys of the Cottian Alps. '

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They are distinguished into different parts, under several names: such as the _Maritime Alps_, near Genoa; the _Cottian Alps_, separating Dauphiné from Piedmont; the _Graian Alps_, beginning from

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Cottius erected the arch of Susa, and also constructed the road from that town over the Cottian Alps, by Oulx to Ebrodunum, now

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It is not denied that voices of more or less emphatic protest against Rome made themselves heard among these mountains and the neighboring Cottian

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