At the time of the completion of the proof-reading of this division of my treatise (March 1907), there does not appear to be any prospect of the production, under the direction of Pius X, of any later issue of the Index. Books that are brought to the attention of the Secretary of the Congregation, or of the Master of the Palace, are, however, condemned from time to time by separate decrees. Among other recent similar condemnations, may be cited: Schell, Hermann (of Wurzburg), _Treatise on Catholicism_, (and three other works) 1899. Loisy, the Abbé, _L’Évangile et l’Église_, 1903. Horitin, the Abbé, _La Question Biblique chez les Catholiques_, etc., 1903. The writings of these three authors gave rise to fierce controversies during the years between 1898 and 1903. Schell and Loisy submitted themselves. The treatise by Ehrhart, _Catholicism and the Twentieth Century_, published in 1901, and that by the Protestant, Harnack, _What is Christianity_, published in 1900, escaped condemnation. In July, 1906, a condemnation was made of _The Saint_ (_Il Santo_) by Senator Antonio Fogazzaro. The author, who is reported to be a devout Catholic, is said to have “submitted himself” in regular course, but his submission could not prevent the continued sale of the book in the Italian as well as in the foreign editions. I am informed by the publishers of the American edition that the prohibition by the Roman authorities was duly respected by the publishers of the leading Catholic papers of America, which declined to accept advertisements of the book. CHAPTER XII THE AUTHORITY AND THE RESULTS OF THE CENSORSHIP OF THE CHURCH--SCHEDULE OF INDEXES, 1526–1900