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Read Ebook: A History of the Inquisition of the Middle Ages; volume II by Lea Henry Charles
Font size: Background color: Text color: Add to tbrJar First Page Next PageEbook has 822 lines and 247722 words, and 17 pagesPage Obstacles to Establishing the Inquisition 1 Progress and Zeal of the Dominicans 6 First Appointment of Inquisitors.--Tentative Proceedings 8 Popular Resistance 12 Position of Count Raymond 14 Troubles at Toulouse.--Expulsion of the Inquisition 16 Its Return and Increasing Vigor 21 Suspended from 1238 to 1241 24 Condition of the Country.--Rising of Trencavel 25 Connection between Religion and State-craft 26 Pierre Cella's Activity in 1241-1242 30 Heretic Stronghold of Monts?gur 34 Massacre of Avignonet.--Its Unfortunate Influence 35 Count Raymond's Last Effort.--Triumph of the Inquisition 38 Raymond Reconciled to the Church 40 Fall of Monts?gur.--Heresy Defenceless 42 Increased Activity of the Inquisition 44 Raymond's Persecuting Energy.--His Death 46 Desperation of the Heretics.--Intercourse with Lombardy 49 Supremacy of Inquisition.--It Attacks the Count of Foix 52 Death of Alphonse and Jeanne in 1273 56 Rise of the Royal Power.--Appeals to the King 57 Popular Discontent.--Troubles at Carcassonne 58 Philippe le Bel Intervenes.--His Fluctuating Policy 62 Renewed Troubles at Carcassonne.--Submission in 1299 67 Prosecutions at Albi, 1299-1300 71 Inquisitorial Frauds.--Case of Castel Fabri 72 Fr?re Bernard D?licieux 75 Renewed Troubles.--Philippe Sends Jean de Pequigny 77 Philippe Tries to Reform the Inquisition 79 Troubles at Albi.--Conflict between Church and State 82 Philippe Visits Languedoc.--His Plan of Reform 86 Despair at Carcassonne.--Treasonable Projects 88 Abuses Recognized.--Reforms of Council of Vienne 94 The Inquisition Triumphs.--Fate of Bernard D?licieux 99 Recrudescence of Heresy.--Pierre Autier 104 Bernard Gui Extirpates Catharism 107 Case of Limoux Noir 108 Results of the Triumph of the Inquisition 109 Political Effects of Confiscation 110 Inquisition Introduced in 1233 by Fr?re Robert le Bugre 113 Opposed by the Prelates.--Encouraged by St. Louis 115 Robert's Insane Massacres and Punishment 116 Inquisition Organized.--Its Activity in 1248 117 Slender Records of its Proceedings 120 Gradual Decadence.--Case of Hugues Aubriot 125 The Parlement Assumes Superior Jurisdiction 130 The University of Paris Supplants the Inquisition 135 Moribund Activity during the Fifteenth Century 138 Attempt to Resuscitate it in 1451 140 It Falls into utter Discredit 144 Add to tbrJar First Page Next Page |
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