A History of the Inquisition of the Middle Ages; volume ILea, Henry Charles
History
A History of the Inquisition of the Middle Ages; volume I
Lea, Henry Charles
Inquisition -- History
Martial Character of Prelates 10
Difficulty of Punishing Offenders 13
Prostitution of the Episcopal Office 16
Abuse of Papal Jurisdiction 17
Abuse of Episcopal Jurisdiction 20
Oppression from the Building of Cathedrals 23
Neglect of Preaching 23
Abuses of Patronage 24
Pluralities 25
Tithes 26
Sale of the Sacraments 27
Extortion of Pious Legacies 28
Quarrels over Burials 30
Sexual Disorders 31
Clerical Immunity 32
The Monastic Orders 34
The Religion of the Middle Ages 39
Tendency to Fetishism 40
Indulgences 41
Magic Power of Formulas and Relics 47
Contemporary Opinion 51
CHAPTER II.--HERESY.
Awakening of the Human Intellect in the Twelfth Century 57
Popular Characteristics 59
Nature of Heresies 60
Antisacerdotal Heresies 62
Nullity of Sacraments in Polluted Hands 62
Tanchelm 64
Éon de l'Étoile 66
Peculiar Civilization of Southern France 66
Pierre de Bruys 68
Henry of Lausanne 69
Arnaldo of Brescia 72
Peter Waldo and the Waldenses 76
Passagii, Joseppini, Siscidentes, Runcarii 88
CHAPTER III.--THE CATHARI.
Attractions of the Dualistic Theory 89
Derivation of Catharism from Manichæism 89
Belief and Organization of the Catharan Church 93
Missionary Zeal and Thirst for Martyrdom 102
Not Devil-worshippers 105
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