 In the early 1180s peasants of Le Puy, led by a carpenter named Durandus, formed a "conspiratio" (sworn association) called the "Capucciati" (because of the white hoods they wore as a sign of their conspiratio).They challenged seigneurial dominance in a short-lived attempt at reformation.The Christianization legends of "Mons Anicius" relate that at the request of Bishop Martial of Limoges, Bishop Evodius/Vosy ordered an altar to the Virgin Mary to be erected on the pinnacle that surmounts Mont Anis.