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COLLECTIONS OF ARCHIVES AND MANUSCRIPTS REFERRED TO IN VOLUMES XVII. AND XVIII. Alessandria—Library. Ancona—Communal Archives. Aquila—Dragonetti Archives. AsTi—Alfieri Archives. Avignon—City Library. Bamberg—Archives. Basle—Library. Berlin—State Library. Bologna—State Archives. Bregenz—Museum Archives. Carlsruhe—Library. CittA di Castello—-Graziani Archives. Dresden—Library. Faenza—Library Landau Library. Florence—State Archives. National Library. Library of the Villa alia Pietra. Frankfurt a. M.—City Archives. Geneva—Library. Innsbruck—Vice-regal Archives. London—British Museum. Lucerne—State Archives. Mantu.\—Capilupi Library. Gonzaga Archives. Milan—Ambrosian Library. Trivulzi Library. Trotti Archives. MoDENA—State Archives. Munich— State Library. VU Naples—State Archives. National Library. Palermo—State Archives. Paris—National Library. Perugia—Library. Pisa—State Archives. Ravenna—Archiepiscopal Archives. Seminary Archives. Classense Library. Rimini—Gambalunga Library. Rome— (a) Archives : Boncompagni. Campo Santo. Doria-Pamfili. Gaetani. Inquisition. The Capitoline. Ricci. Sapienza. Spanish Embassy. Briefs. Papal Secret Archives (Secret Archives of the Vatican). State. (b) Libraries . Altieri. Angelica. Anima. Casanatense. Chigi. Corsini. Vallicelliana. Vatican.
Page 2 and 3: 6". (. . a^. LIBRARY OF THE THEOLOG
Page 5 and 6: HISTORY OF THE POPES VOL. XVII
Page 7 and 8: ^^b- -.«x 'viAy 1929 THE ^\0Glca3t
Page 9: CONTENTS OF VOLUME XVII. Collection
Page 13 and 14: COMPLETE TITLES OF BOOKS QUOTED IN
Page 15 and 16: QUOTED IN VOLS. XVII AND XVIII XI B
Page 17 and 18: QUOTED IN VOLS. XVII AND XVIII. Xll
Page 19 and 20: QUOTED IN VOLS. XVII AND XVIII. XV
Page 21 and 22: QUOTED IN VOLS. XVII AND XVIII. xvi
Page 23 and 24: QUOTED IN VOLS. XVII AND XVIII. XIX
Page 25 and 26: QUOTED IN VOLS. XVII AND XVIII. XXI
Page 27 and 28: QUOTED IN VOLS, XVII AND XVIII. XXl
Page 29 and 30: QUOTED IN VOLS. XVII AND XVIII. XXV
Page 31 and 32: TABLE OF CONTENTS. XXm The election
Page 33 and 34: A.D. TABLE OF CONTENTS. XXIX Biblic
Page 35 and 36: TABLE OF CONTENTS. XXXl A.D. PAGE R
Page 37 and 38: TABLE OF CONTENTS. XXXlll A.D. PAGE
Page 39 and 40: POPE PIUS XL TO BARON VON PASTOR PI
Page 41 and 42: CHAPTER I. The Conclave and Electio
Page 43 and 44: CANDIDATES FOR THE TIARA. 3 In the
Page 45 and 46: THE CONCLAVE BEGUN. 5 Pacheco thoug
Page 47 and 48: PARTIES IN THE CONCLAVE. 7 one of t
Page 49 and 50: ATTITUDE OF THE PRINCES, 9 dors of
Page 51 and 52: ATTITUDE OF COSIMO I. II Duke's wis
Page 53 and 54: THE REPORT OF REQUESENS I3 Ricci an
Page 55 and 56: THE REPORT OF REQUESENS. * 15 Pius
Page 57 and 58: THE SPANISH CARDINALS. 17 without s
Page 59 and 60: THE ATTITUDE OF BORROMEO. I9 advant
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THE ATTITUDE OF BORROMEO. 21 he sug
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THE INFLUENCE OF BORROMEO. 2$ on hi
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ATTEMPT TO ELECT MORONE. 25 written
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ATTEMPT TO ELECT MORONE. 27 Borrome
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ATTEMPT TO ELECT MORONE. 29 calmnes
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THE HOPES OF FARNESE. 3I the leader
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THE CANDIDATURE OF RICCI. 33 order
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VARIOUS CANDIDATES PUT FORWARD. 35
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THE CANDIDATURE OF SIRLETO. 37 and
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BORROMEO AND FARNESE. 39 him, throu
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THE ELECTION OF GHISLIERI. 4I was l
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THE INFLUENCE OF BORROMEO. 43 himse
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THE NEW POPE. 45 that the grief fel
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GHISLIERI AS A DOMINICAN. 47 abilit
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THE PROMOTION OF GHISLIERI. 49 woul
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GHISLIERI AND PIUS IV. 5I appointme
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CHARACTER OF THE NEW POPE. 53 him l
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ABSTEMIOUSNESS OF THE POPE. 55 of S
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ACTIVITY OF THE POPE. 57 time," wro
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HIS ATTENDANCE AT FUNCTIONS. 59 It
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DEVOTION TO THE BLESSED SACRAMENT.
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STRICTNESS OF THE POPE. 63 based up
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OPINIONS OF THE AMBASSADORS. 65 Eve
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PIUS V. AND THE CARDINALS. 67 his r
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GROWING POPULARITY OF PIUS V. 69 on
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FIRST REFORM MEASURES. 7 of taking
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INFLUENTIAL CARDINALS. 73 throne, f
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INFLUENTIAL CARDINALS. 75 position,
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MICHELE BONELLI. "]"] son of Domeni
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SPIRITUAL ARMS OF THE POPE. 79 Vite
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PIUS V. AND THE CARDINALS. 8l worki
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CARDINAL BONELLI. 83 and especially
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PAOLO GHISLIERL 85 the pomp which h
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RESTRAINT OF LUXURY. ^J in October,
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RULES FOR PHYSICIANS. 89 several pr
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PIUS V. AND IMMORALITY. 9I to send
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PIUS V AND IMMORALITY. 93 edict pub
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PIUS V. AND IMMORALITY. 95 headed i
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" A WORLD-WIDE MONASTERY." 97 Under
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THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE. 99 m
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THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE. lOl
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SEVERITY OF PIUS V. IO3 rather have
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TAXATION. 105 needs ot the times. A
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WORKS OF CHARITY. I07 and to send t
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PROTECTION OF AGRICULTURE. IO9 The
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THE BELVEDERE COLLECTION. Ill have
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THE MONUMENTS OF ANTIQUITY. II3 the
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THE MONUMENTS OF ANTIQUITY. II5 and
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THE SISTINE CHAPEL II7 identified.
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THE TORRE PIA. II9 the Borgia apart
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RESTORATION OF CHURCHES. 121 he had
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JACOPO VIGNOLA. 123 own apartments.
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THE WATER SUPPLY OF ROME. 125 Rome
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PAINTERS EMPLOYED BY THE POPE. I27
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THE POPE AND LEARNING. I29 who sang
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THE POPE AND LEARNING. I3I sertatio
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THE PAPAL ARCHIVES. I33 Vitelli/ an
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A CHANGED SPIRIT IN ROME. I35 City
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THE COURT OFFICIALS. 137 Cardinal G
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NICCOLO ORMANETO. I39 right, hand i
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REFORM OF THE COURT. I4I " Only mon
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REFORM OF THE COURT. I43 While the
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THE POPE AND THE CARDINALS. I45 the
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THE POPE AND THE CARDINALS. I47 pea
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THE POPE AND THE CARDINALS. I49 of
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CARDINAL DEL MONTE. 151 commission
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ELECTORAL INTRIGUES. I53 Church did
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THE SACRED COLLEGE. 1 55 filled wit
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CARDINAL ESPINOSA. 157 Catholic Kin
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THE NEW CARDINALS. I59 Just as with
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THE PRINCES AND THE NEW CARDINALS.
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THE NEW CARDINALS. 163 efforts to g
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THE NEW CARDINALS. 165 also represe
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THE NEW CARDINALS. 167 he wrote a b
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THE NEW CARDINALS. 169 the Church,
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REFORM OF THE CURIA. I7I there was
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REFORM OF THE DATARIA. I73 be allow
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REFORM OF THE PENITENTIARIA. I75 of
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THE PENITENTIARIA. I77 action was t
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THE VISITATION OF CHURCHES. I79 the
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THE VISITATION OF ROME. l8l visited
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THE VISITATION OF ROME. 183 also pr
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SACERDOTAL CONFERENCES. 185 1567, P
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THE DUTY OF RESIDENCE. 187 plague i
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THE DUTY OF RESIDENCE. 189 were imp
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PLAN FOR A PROVINCIAL SYNOD. IQI as
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THE ROMAN CATECHISM. I93 Canisius w
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REFORM OF THE BREVIARY. I95 so call
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REFORM OF THE BREVIARY. 197 to the
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THE VULGATE. I99 the commission set
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ST. THOMAS AQUINAS. 201 in other ma
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CONGREGATION OF THE INDEX. 203 of b
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QUESTIONS OF DOGMA. 205 as to the v
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BULL-FIGHTS IN SPAIN. 20/ whether s
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THE POPE S ZEAL FOR THE COUNCIL. 2O
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ESTABLISHMENT OF SEMINARIES. 211 th
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ESTABLISHMENT OF SEMINARIES. 213 du
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PROVINCIAL SYNODS. 215 It would app
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THE DUTY OF RESIDENCE. 217 for the
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VISITATIONS. 219 bishops of Italy,
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PIUS V. AND THE BISHOPS. 221 Pius V
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RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION. 223 were app
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SUPERSTITIOUS PRACTICES. 225 from t
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PIOUS CONFRATERNITUS. 227 obtained
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PIUS V. AND SIMONY. 229 case of bla
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" CONFIDENTIAL SIMONY." 23I In acco
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CONFIDENTIAL SIMONY. 233 one occasi
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THE RIGHT OF PRESENTATION. 235 the
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JUAN DE AVILA. 237 numbered that si
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ALESSANDRO SAULI. 23Q duties, he es
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REFORM OF THE CISTERCIANS. 24I Orde
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REFORM OF THE CISTERCIANS. 243 alto
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BORROMEO AND THE HUMILIATI. 245 cen
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SUPPRESSION OF THE HUMILIATE 24" So
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TP{E ORDERS IN SPAIN. 249 obstinate
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THE ORDERS IN SPAIN. 25I in the han
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THE ORDERS IN SPAIN. 253 what was t
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T?IE ORDERS IN SPAIN. 255 might eve
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THE FRANCISCAN ORDER. 257 general r
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THE MILITARY ORDERS. 259 Benedictin
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REFORM OF THE ORDERS. 261 The ambas
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THE VOW OF POVERTY. 26o was no need
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ABUSES IN THE ORDERS. 265 permissio
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THE ENCLOSURE OF NUNS. 267 formed o
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THE MENDICANT ORDERS. 269 dicant "
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THE MENDICANT ORDERS. 27 that they
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THE BENEDICTINES. 273 Dominicans in
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PETER OF ALCANTARA. 275 of Dissenti
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TERESA OF JESUS. 277 founder in 156
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PIUS V. AND THE SOCIETY OF JESUS. 2
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JOHN OF GOD. 285 religious Order ;
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PIUS V. AND THE TRIDENTINE DECREES.
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NEW PALACE OF THE HOLY OFFICE. 289
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PIUS V. AND THE INQUISITION. 29I on
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PIUS V. AND THE INQUISITION. 293 co
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PIUS V. AND THE INQUISITION. 295 ow
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PIUS V. AND THE INQUISITION. 297 me
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ITALIAN PROTESTANTISM. 299 reformer
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AUTODAFfis IN ROME. 3OI spontaneous
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PIETRO CARNESECCHI. 303 heresy, had
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AUTODAFES IN ROME. 305 It must be p
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PALEAKIO. 307 however, he was not i
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PALEARIO. 309 then abstained for a
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AUTODAFES IN ROMK. 311 Although dur
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THE INQUISITION AT FARNZA. 313 an e
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VIGILANCE OF THE INQUISITION. j^:)
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VENICE AND THE INQUISITION. 317 gre
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THE INQUISITION AT GENOA. 319 Senat
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THE INQUISITION AT MANTUA. 32 The s
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THE INQUISITION AT MANTUA. 323 Duke
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THE INQUISITION AT MANTUA 325 Mantu
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THE POPE AND THE INQUISITION. 327 E
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THE PRINCES AND THE INQUISITION. 32
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REPRESSION OF SODOMY. 331 people by
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SORCERY AND WITCHCRAFT. 333 purpose
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PIUS V. AND THE JEWS. 335 booty as
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PIUS V. AND THE JEWS. 337 paid to t
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PIUS V. AND THE JEWS. 339 must with
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CONVERTS FROM JUDAISM. 34 any speci
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THE pope's zeal FOR THE INQUISITION
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THE CASE OF CARRANZA. 345 convey hi
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THE CASE OF CARRANZA. 347 and in ob
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THE CASE OF CARRANZA. 349 the chapt
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THE CASE OF CARRANZA. 35 As far bac
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THE CASK OF CARRANZA. 353 king, lio
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THE CASE OF CARRANZA. 355 consultor
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THE CASE OF CARRANZA. 357 In this w
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THE CASE OF CARRANZA. 359 fers him
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THE CASE OF CARRANZA. 36 reading of
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THE CASE OF CARRANZA. 363 remark wa
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PIUS V. AND HERESY. 365 The Imperia
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HERESY IN THE LOW COUNTRIES. 367 ag
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ORIGIN OF BAIANISM. 369 belonged to
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SPREAD OF BAIANISM. 371 prelates of
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PIUS V. AND BAIANISM. 373 their vie
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APPARENT END OF BAIANISM. 375 The l
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ABJURATION OF BAIUS. 377 themselves
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CONDEMNATION OF BAIANISM. 379 his l
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PROTESTANTISM CRUSHED IN ITALY. 381
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APPENDIX. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. The f
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APPENDIX. 385 Illo sero [diei 30] f
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APPENDIX. ^Sy elegit eundem, deinde
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APPENDIX. 389 Comendone et per il C
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APPENDIX. 391 alia conservatione de
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APPENDIX. 393 citaret, quod non dub
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APPENDIX. 395 pontificiale ingenocc
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APPENDIX. 397 religione : citt^, ch
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APPENDIX. 399 fin a S. Marco non es
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APPENDIX. 401 cum quatuor haeretici
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APPENDIX. 403 facilitates sibi trad
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APPENDIX. 405 tiamo, et per fine di
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APPENDIX. 407 58. NiCCOLO CUSANO TO
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APPENDIX. 409 alienatis *' are so s
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APPENDIX. 411 me to the Inquisition
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APPENDIX. 413 S. S. quelli avvertim
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4l6 HISTORY OF THE POPES. 24. 19. "
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4l8 HISTORY OF THE POPES. dal Dr. L
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420 HISTORY OF THE POPES. cuperent,
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422 HISTORY OF THE POPES. met with
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424 HISTORY OF THE POPES. speaks of
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426 HISTORY OF THE POPES. history.
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428 Azpilcueta (theologian), 347. I
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430 Chisholm, William (Bishop of Du
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432 Gonzaga, Ercole, Cardinal, 372.
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434 Molina, Stefano (Observant), 26
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436 QuiNofJEs, Cardinal, 196 n. 4.
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438 Trinita, Delia, Count, 48. Truc
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