Chapter III: Bishops

Torquemada vainly seeks Jurisdiction over Bishops 41
Cases of Dávila of Segovia and Aranda of Calahorra 42
Case of Acuña of Zamora 45
Jurisdiction conferred personally on Inquisitor-general Manrique 44
Case of Archbishop Carranza of Toledo 45
Inquisitor-general Valdés falls into disfavor 46
Seeks to re-establish himself by prosecuting Carranza 48
Carranza's Orthodoxy--Melchor Cano 49
Carranza's Commentaries on the Catechism 54
Royal and Papal Assent obtained for the Prosecution 56
Carranza's Arrest and Incarceration, Aug. 22, 1559 65
He recuses Valdés and two other Judges 69
Procrastination--Trial begins July 30, 1561 71
Continued Delays--Intervention of Council of Trent in 1563 73
Fruitless Efforts of Pius IV to expedite the trial 75
Pius V evokes the Case to Rome 77
Carranza reaches Rome May 28, 1567--Trial recommenced 79
Gregory XIII recommences the Trial in 1572 81
Sentence rendered April 24, 1576 82
Carranza's Death, May 2d--Estimates of him 84
Jurisdiction claimed over Bishops 87
Cases of Toro of Oviedo and Queipo of Mechoacan 88

CHAPTER IV--THE EDICT OF FAITH.

Its Effectiveness in stimulating Denunciations 91
Its comprehensive Details 93
Its Anathema 95
Popular Training in Delation 99