Editing Narbonne (section)

==Personalities==
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* [[Varro Atacinus]], [[Latin poetry|Roman poet]]
* [[Ateyaba]], French hip-hop artist
* [[Alexandre Baron]], racing driver
* [[Joseph Barsalou (physician)]] (1600–1669), apothecary and physician whose family was from Narbonne
* [[Kalonymus ben Todros]] (d. c. 1194), was a Provençal rabbi who flourished at Narbonne in the second half of the twelfth century
* Rabbinic family of [[Benveniste]]
* [[Léon Blum]] was born in Paris but was elected as Deputy for Narbonne in 1929, re-elected in 1932 and 1936
* [[Bonfilh]], a [[Jewish]] [[troubadour]] from the city
* [[Carus]], [[Roman emperor]] from 282 to 283, known for his late victories against the [[Sasanian empire|Sassanid empire]] and the [[List of ancient Germanic peoples|Germanic tribes]]
* [[Guillaume Barthez de Marmorières]] (1707–1799), civil engineer
* [[Camille Lacourt]], [[FINA World Aquatics Championships|World champion]] swimmer
* [[Benjamin Lariche]], racing driver
* [[Makhir of Narbonne]], medieval Jewish scholar
* [[Jean-Joseph de Mondonville|Jean-Joseph Cassanéa De Mondonville]] (1711–1772), violinist and composer
* [[Moshe ha-Darshan]] (11th century), chief of the yeshiva of Narbonne
* [[Anaïs Napoleón]], French-Spanish photographer
* [[Pierre Reverdy]], [[Surrealism|surrealist]] poet
* [[Saint Sébastien]], third-century Christian saint and martyr
* [[Dimitri Szarzewski]], rugby player
* [[Charles Trenet]], singer-songwriter