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The History of the Inquisition of Spain from the Time of its Establishment to the Reign of Ferdinand VII. — John Shaqi

The History of the Inquisition of Spain from the Time of its Establishment to the Reign of Ferdinand VII.Llorente, Juan Antonio

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The History of the Inquisition of Spain from the Time of its Establishment to the Reign of Ferdinand VII.

Name: The History of the Inquisition of Spain from the Time of its Establishment to the Reign of Ferdinand VII.
Author: Llorente, Juan Antonio

Llorente, Juan Antonio

Inquisition -- Spain

CHAP. XIV.--Particular Trials for Suspicion of Lutheranism, and
some other Crimes                                                    113

CHAP. XV.--Prosecution of Sorcerers, Magicians, Enchanters, Necromancers,
and others                                                           129

CHAP. XVI.--Of the Trial of the false Nuncio of Portugal, and
other important Events during the time of Cardinal Tabera,
sixth Inquisitor-general                                             142

CHAP. XVII.--Of the Inquisitions of Naples, Sicily, and Malta, and
of the Events of the Time of Cardinal Loaisa, seventh
Inquisitor-general                                                   157

CHAP. XVIII.--Of important Events during the first years of the
Administration of the eighth Inquisitor-general--Religion of
Charles V. during the last years of his Life                         164

CHAP. XIX.--Of the Proceedings against Charles V. and Philip II.
as Schismatics and Favourers of Heresy--Progress of the Inquisition
under the last of these Princes--Consequences of the
particular Favour which he shewed towards it                         179

CHAP. XX.--The Inquisition celebrates at Valladolid, in 1559, two
Autos-da-fé against the Lutherans, in the Presence of some
Members of the Royal Family                                          196

CHAP. XXI.--History of two Autos-da-fé, celebrated against the
Lutherans in the City of Seville                                     212

CHAP. XXII.--Of the Ordinances of 1561, which have been followed
in the Proceedings of the Holy Office, until the present Time        227

CHAP. XXIII.--Of some Autos-da-fé celebrated in Murcia               253

CHAP. XXIV.--Of the Autos-da-fé celebrated by the Inquisitions of
Toledo, Saragossa, Valencia, Logroño, Grenada, Cuença, and
Sardinia, during the Reign of Philip II.                             269

CHAP. XXV.--Of the Learned Men who have been persecuted by
the Inquisition                                                      277

CHAP. XXVI.--Offences committed by the Inquisitors against the
Royal Authority and Magistrates                                      323

CHAP. XXVII.--Of the Trials of several Sovereigns and Princes
undertaken by the Inquisition                                        347

CHAP. XXVIII.--Of the Conduct of the Holy Office towards those
Priests who abused the Sacrament of Confession                       355

CHAP. XXIX.--Of the Trials instituted by the Inquisition against
the Prelates and Spanish Doctors of the Council of Trent             357

CHAP. XXX.--Of the Prosecution of several Saints and Holy Persons
by the Inquisition                                                   371

CHAP. XXXI.--Of the celebrated Trial of Don Carlos, Prince of
the Asturias                                                         377

CHAP. XXXII.--Trial of the Archbishop of Toledo                      409

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