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HISTORY OF THE POPES VOL. XVII
Page 2 and 3: 6". (. . a^. LIBRARY OF THE THEOLOG
Page 6 and 7: PASTOR'S HISTORY OF THE POPES THE H
Page 8 and 9: Dedicated to His Holiness Pope Bene
Page 11 and 12: COLLECTIONS OF ARCHIVES AND MANUSCR
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
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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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Page 323 and 324:
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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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