Zwinger has found occasion in his list of popes to use for not a few, descriptive epithets that are by no means honourable. Mendham remarks that “no attainment of vice, and not even the taint of heresy has been considered by the authorities of the Church to be of force sufficient to bar the claim of the popes to doctrinal infallibility in matters of faith and of morals.”[187] The faithful student who might desire to utilise this expurgatory Index as a guide for his own reading, or who might think it important to verify the accuracy of the citations condemned as heretical, would find difficulty in tracing these citations, as the expurgators have not thought it desirable in a single instance to specify the page or even the volume from which the alleged extract has been made. The opportunity thus given for attributing heretical opinions to one author or another is obvious. An article in the _Protestant Guardian_[188] gives, as an example of the methods of these Madrid expurgators, quotations from the corrections made in a treatise by Hernando de Santiago, _Consideraciones sobre los Evangelios de la Quaresme_: “not Abimelech, you mean Melchizedech; and where you speak of Pelagians you certainly should say Socinians; books of chivalry should of course read books of the Maccabees; on page 149, Persia should read Assyria, Anna, the sister of Moses, is evidently an error for Miriam, while Tamar should be changed to Dinah.” A reprint was issued in Geneva, in 1619, by Turretin, professor of divinity. The editor places on his title-page the following lines: _Indices huic libro nomen praefigitur apte; Nam proprio Sorices Indicis pereunt._ The allusion is to a line in Terence, _Eunuch._, Act V, scene 7, _Egomet meo indicio, miser, quasi sorex, hodie perii_.[189] _2._ _1617._ _Cracow Index Prohibitorius._--_Index Librorum Prohibitorum; cum regulis et cum adjecta instructione de emendandis imprimendisque libris et de exequenda prohibitione. Nunc in hac editione congregationis cardinalium edictis aliquot, et librorum nuper scandalose evulgatorum descriptione auctus. Cracoviae. 1617._ This was issued under the instructions of Szykowski, Bishop of Cracow. There had, it seems, been two previous editions, one initiated by Macierowski, Bishop of Cracow, the other by Zamoyski, Bishop of Chelmin. The above title is taken from Peignot. _3._ _1624._ _Lisbon._ _The Inquisition._ _Prohibitorius et Expurgatorius._