COPYRIGHT, 1907 BY GEORGE HAVEN PUTNAM The Knickerbocker Press, New York CONTENTS PAGE I.--THEOLOGICAL CONTROVERSIES IN FRANCE, GERMANY, ENGLAND, AND THE NETHERLANDS, 1600–1750 1 1. The Protestant Theologians of France, 1654–1700. 2. Theological Contests in the Netherlands, 1654–1690. 3. The Protestant Theologians of Holland in the 17th Century. 4. The Protestant Theologians of England, 1676–1732. 5. The Protestant Theologians of Germany, 1600–1750. II.--THE TREATMENT OF THE SCRIPTURES UNDER CENSORSHIP 11 1. Germany 2. France 3. The Netherlands 4. Spain 5. England 6. Scriptures in the Vernacular III.--THE MONASTIC ORDERS AND CENSORSHIP 31 1. Writings on the Monastic Orders, 1600–1800 2. The Jesuits, 1650–1800 3. The Dominicans, 1510–1600 4. The Casuists, 1600–1610 5. The Seculars and the Regulars, 1600–1700 IV.--ROMAN INDEXES, 1758–1900 49 Index of Benedict XIV, 1758 Issues of the Roman Index, 1763–1900 V.--METHODS OF PROHIBITION AND THE CONTINUATION OF CLASS I 69 1. Papal Prohibitions in the 17th and 18th Centuries 2. Prohibitions by Bishops 3. Publication of the Book Prohibitions 4. The Continuation of Class I 5. Catalogues of Books Approved VI.--ISSUES BETWEEN CHURCH AND STATE 90 1. Venice and the Papacy, 1606–1696 2. Spain and the Papacy, 1559–1770 3. Controversies concerning the Gallican Church, 1600–1758 4. Ecclesiastical-Political Contests, 1700–1750 5. England and the Papacy, 1606–1853 6. The Gallicans and Liberal Catholics, 1845–1870 VII.--EXAMPLES OF CONDEMNED LITERATURE 121 1. Writings concerning the Papacy and the Inquisition 2. Writings concerning the Churches of the East 3. Patristic Writings and Pagan Classics 4. Jewish Literature 5. Historical Writings of the 17th Century 6. Protestant Jurists of the 17th Century 7. Writings of Italian Protestants