The History of the Inquisition As It Has Subsisted in France Italy Spain Po
The History of the Inquisition As It Has Subsisted in France Italy Spain Po
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P. 1. T. 5. N. 57.
; " Simanc. Tit. 34, sect. 21. * Ibid. Sect. 15. ^ Ibid. Sect. 16.
« 4 Instruct. Tolet. Cap. 28, and 3 Instruct. ValdoUt. Cap. 9.
HISTORY OF THE INQUISITION.
183 " Farther, * the inquisitors are diligently to read those books in which the testimonies against heretics are contained, that from hence they may know tlie names and offences of the guilty persons, and understand distinctly their several crimes. And of this matter the visitors are particularly to enquire, and re- por...t it to the inquisitor general, if the inquisitors should happen to be negligent herein. ** " The inquisitoi-s must take special care to agree with and be friendly to each other.^ If any difference should rise against them, they must conceal it, and refer it to the inquisitor gene- ral, that after he understands the matter he may compromise it, and judge between them. "'* The office of the Inquisition ceases upon the inquisitors ad- vancement to any dignity. ' If the inquisitor, for instance, is made a bishop, these dignities are incompatible, because both require personal residence, and therefore the office of the inqui- sitor ceases.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. 1. T. 5. N. 57.
; " Simanc. Tit. 34, sect. 21. * Ibid. Sect. 15. ^ Ibid. Sect. 16.
« 4 Instruct. Tolet. Cap. 28, and 3 Instruct. ValdoUt. Cap. 9.
HISTORY OF THE INQUISITION.
183 " Farther, * the inquisitors are diligently to read those books in which the testimonies against heretics are contained, that from hence they may know tlie names and offences of the guilty persons, and understand distinctly their several crimes. And of this matter the visitors are particularly to enquire, and re- por...t it to the inquisitor general, if the inquisitors should happen to be negligent herein. ** " The inquisitoi-s must take special care to agree with and be friendly to each other.^ If any difference should rise against them, they must conceal it, and refer it to the inquisitor gene- ral, that after he understands the matter he may compromise it, and judge between them. "'* The office of the Inquisition ceases upon the inquisitors ad- vancement to any dignity. ' If the inquisitor, for instance, is made a bishop, these dignities are incompatible, because both require personal residence, and therefore the office of the inqui- sitor ceases.
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