Raymond Roger of Foix

Raymond Roger (1152 – 3 April 1223) was Count of Foix from 1188, the son of Roger Bernard I and Cécile Trencavel. He went on crusade with Philip Augustus in 1191, fighting at Acre. In 1196 he raided Upper Urgell and Cerdagne with Arnaud of Castelbon in pursuit of Andorra; both were imprisoned for several months in 1203.

Though a Catholic, he was close to Catharism through his wife Philippa, and attended the Catholic-Cathar debate at Pamiers in 1207. During the Albigensian Crusade he fought for Toulouse against Simon de Montfort, winning at Montgey in 1211. He submitted in 1214, but later joined the siege of Toulouse in 1217–1218. He died while besieging Mirepoix.