The censorship of the Church of Rome and its influence upon the production and distribution of literature, volume 1 (of 2)Putnam, George Haven
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The censorship of the Church of Rome and its influence upon the production and distribution of literature, volume 1 (of 2)
Putnam, George Haven
Freedom of the press; Liberty of conscience; Prohibited books
[106] _Ibid._, i, 433.
[107] _Script. Ord. Praed._, i, p. xxi.
[108] Hilgers, 32.
[109] _Erotem_, ii, sect. 465–471.
[110] Mendham, 12.
[111] _Annales Typog._, viii, 258.
[112] _Briefe_, Part I, Berlin, 1825, viii, 15–16.
[113] Reusch, 148.
[114] Michiels, Charles, _Collection concernant les Expurgations et
Censures des Livres_. Anvers, 1781.
[115] Mendham, 39.
[116] Llorente, i, 464.
[117] Reusch, i, 219.
[118] Reusch, i, 225.
[119] Schelhorn, _Amoenitates historiae ecclesiasticae et
literariae_. Frankfort and Leipsic, 1737.
[120] Cited by Mendham, 48.
[121] For further reference to the expurgated editions of the
_Decameron_, see Chapter XXV, on the book-trade of Italy.
[122] In the Index of Trent, the permit of the bishop was required only
for works on sacred subjects, _de rebus sacris_.
[123] Cited by Mendham, 53.
[124] _Historia Sui Temporis_, xi, 262.
[125] Cited by Reusch, i, 297.
[126] Huttinger, 9, 408.
[127] _Mémoires de la R. Acad. de Hist._, vii, 154.
[128] _Zeitsch. für Phil._, 26, 289.
[129] The translation is that of Townley, ii, 429–485.
[130] _Archiv. für Oester. Gesch._, 1, 268.
[131] _Archiv. für Deutsch. Buchh._, v, 147.
[132] _Beiträge_, ii, 63.
[133] _Arch. Stor. App._, viii, 199.
[134] Macchiavelli, ii, 412.
[135] _Renascence Portraits_, 135.
[136] M. xxviii.
[137] Dejob, 94.
[138] Dejob, 105.
[139] _Storia della Letteratura Italiana secolo 16_, chap. ii.
[140] Dejob, 312.
[141] Cited by Dejob, p. 77.
[142] Dejob, p. 78.
[143] Dejob, 59.
[144] Ibid. 60.
[145] This schedule is based upon Reusch.
[146] Bromato, ii, 186.
[147] Llorente, iii, 187.
[148] Carena, _Tr. de Off. S. Inq._
[149] Theiner, i, 667.
[150] _Arch. des Deutsch. Buchh._, ii, 6.
[151] _Ibid._, i, 176.
[152] Sugenheim, _Baierns Kirchen und Volkszustande_, 8^o, Munich,
1842.
[153] Reusch, i, 473.
[154] _Staats Archiv Münchens._
[155] Schroetschke, _Codex Nundinarius_, xix.
[156] Mendham, 114, 116.
[157] Cardona, Joh. Bapt., _De Expungendis, etc._, Rome, 1576.
[158] Reusch, i, 439.
[159] Mendham, 75.
[160] Reusch, i, 408.
[161] Reusch, i., 426.
[162] Mendham, 217.
[163] _Coll. de Documents inédits_, 41, 278.
[164] Mendham, 132.
[165] Llorente, i, 479.
[166] Mendham, 95.
[167] Llorente, i, 282.
[168] Cited by Reusch, ii, 234.
[169] Mendham, 114.
[170] Mendham, 105.
[171] Leti, Part II, Book IV, 385, cited by Mendham, 109.
[172] Mendham, 164.
[173] Mendham, 170.
[174] Reusch, ii, 26.
[175] _Discorso dell’ Origini dell’ Inquisitione_, 173, Venice,
1639.
[176] Mendham, 131.
[177] Reusch ii, 553.
[178] James, Thos., _A treatise on the corruption of Scripture,
Councils and Fathers by the Prelates, Pastors and Pillars of the Church
of Rome for the maintenance of Popery and Irreligion_. London, 1612.
[179] Mendham, 84.
[180] _Ep._, 95, Opus 2, 239.
[181] _Vindiciae Gregorianae_, Geneva, 1625.
[182] Reusch, ii, 559.
[183] Reusch, ii, 84.
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