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It Falls into utter Discredit 144

The French Waldenses.--Their Number and Organization 145

Intermittent Persecution.--Their Doctrines 147

Renewed Persecutions in 1432 and 1441 157

Alternations of Toleration and Persecution 159

ARAGON.--Unimportance of Heresy there 162

Episcopal and Lay Inquisition Tried in 1233 163

Papal Inquisition Introduced.--Navarre Included 165

Delay in Organization 167

Greater Vigor in the Fourteenth Century 169

Dispute over the Blood of Christ 171

Nicolas Eymerich 174

Separation of Majorca and Valencia 177

Decline of Inquisition 178

Resuscitation under Ferdinand the Catholic 179

CASTILE.--Inquisition not Introduced there 180

Cathari in Leon 181

Independent Legislation of Alonso the Wise 183

Persecution for Heresy Unknown 184

Case of Pedro of Osma in 1479 187

PORTUGAL.--No Effective Inquisition there 188

Political Conditions Favoring Heresy 191

Prevalence of Unconcealed Catharism 192

Development of the Waldenses 194

Popular Indifference to the Church 196

Gradual Development of Inquisition 201

Rolando da Cremona 202

Giovanni Schio da Vicenza 203

St. Peter Martyr 207

He Provokes Civil War in Florence 210

Assassination of St. Peter Martyr.--Use Made of it 214

Rainerio Saccone 218

Triumph of the Papacy.--Organization of the Inquisition 220

Heresy Protected by Ezzelin and Uberto 223

Ezzelin Prosecuted as a Heretic.--His Death 224

Uberto Pallavicino 228

The Angevine Conquest of Naples Revolutionizes Italy 231

Triumph of Persecution 233

Sporadic Popular Opposition 237

Secret Strength of Heresy.--Case of Armanno Pongilupo 239

Power of the Inquisition.--Papal Interference 242

Naples.--Toleration Under Normans and Hohenstaufens 244

The Inquisition Under the Angevines 245

Sicily 248

Venice.--Its Independence 249

Inquisition Introduced in 1288, under State Supervision 251

Decadence of Inquisition in Fourteenth Century 253

Disappearance of the Cathari.--Persistence of the Waldenses 254

Remnants of Catharism in Corsica and Piedmont 255

Persecution of the Waldenses of Piedmont 259

Decline of the Lombard Inquisition 269

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