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Efforts to Establish an Episcopal Inquisition | 313 |
Endeavor to Create a Legatine Inquisition | 315 |
Fitness of the Mendicant Orders for the Work. | 318 |
Secular Legislation for Suppression of Heresy | 319 |
Edict of Gregory XI. in 1231.—Secular Inquisition Tried | 324 |
Tentative Introduction of Papal Inquisitors | 326 |
Dominicans Invested with Inquisitorial Functions | 328 |
Episcopal Functions not Superseded | 330 |
Struggle between Bishops and Inquisitors | 332 |
Settlement when Inquisition Becomes Permanent. | 335 |
Control Given to Inquisitors in Italy; in France; in Aragon | 336 |
All Opposing Legislation Annulled | 341 |
All Social Forces Placed at Command of Inquisition | 342 |
Absence of Supervision and Accountability | 343 |
Extent of Jurisdiction | 347 |
Penalty of Impeding the Inquisition | 349 |
Fruitless Rivalry of the Bishops | 350 |
Limits of Extension of the Inquisition | 351 |
The Northern Nations Virtually Exempt | 352 |
Africa and the East | 355 |
Vicissitudes of Episcopal Inquisition | 356 |
Greater Efficiency of the Papal Inquisition | 364 |
Bernard Gui's Model Inquisitor | 367 |
CHAPTER VIII—ORGANIZATION | |
Simplicity of the Inquisition | 369 |
Inquisitorial Districts.—Itinerant Inquests | 370 |
Time of Grace.—Its Effieiency | 371 |
Buildings and Prisons | 373 |
Personnel of the Tribunal | 374 |
The Records.—Their Completeness and Importance | 379 |
Familiars.—Question of Bearing Arms | 381 |
Resources of the State at Command of Inquisitors | 385 |
Episcopal Concurrence in Sentence. | 387 |
The Assembly of Experts | 388 |
The Sermo or Auto de fé | 391 |
Co-operation of Tribunals | 394 |
Occasional Inquisitors-general | 307 |