Chapter XII (3)
Luther, i, 10;
the Bible of, ii, 351;
characterised by Hilgers, ii, 245 _ff._;
and the bishops of Ascoli, i, 109;
and Cardinal Cajetanus, i, 109;
and censorship, i, 140, 341 _ff._;
writings of, burned in Rome, 1521, i, 111;
writings of, i, 341 _ff._; ii, 217, 287;
in the Index, i; 200, 294;
and Erasmus, i, 332 _ff._;
and Leo X., i, 110;
and Protestant censorship, ii, 244
Lutherans, the, and the Copernican system, i, 315 _ff._
Lutzenburg, Bernard, i, 23;
the catalogue of, i, 85
Lyons, censorship in, i, 100;
printing in, ii, 337;
and heretical literature, ii, 335
M
Mabillon, writings of, ii, 108;
and censorship, ii, 344;
and the Congregation, ii, 76
Macaulay, T. B., on censorship, ii, 264
Macchi, Cardinal, ii, 381 _ff._
Macchiavelli, in the Index, i, 200;
on the religion of Rome, ii, 453
Maciciowski, Index of, 1603, i, 269
Madrid, Index of, 1583, i, 236 _ff._;
Index of, 1640, i, 294 _ff._
Maffei on usury, ii, 152
Magdalenus, _Elenchus_ of, 1632, i, 268;
supplementary Index of, 1619, i, 268
Magdeburg, book-trade of, ii, 352;
a centre of heresy, i, 81;
printing in, ii, 272
_Magister Sacri Palatii_, i, 133, 134, ii, 73;
prohibitions by, ii, 77
Magnetism, ii, 189
Maintenon, Mme. de, and censorship, ii, 340
_Mainzer Katholik_, the, on censorship, ii, 413, 450 _ff._, 459
_ff._
Maittaire on censorship, ii, 333
Malabar usages, the, in the Index, ii, 146
Malebranche, writings of, ii, 127, 409
Malesherbes and censorship, ii, 222
Malou, bishop, ii, 447
Mandeville, writings of, ii, 264 _ff._, 409
Mangin, writings of, ii, 160
Manicheans, writings of, i, 61
Manning, Archbishop, ii, 178;
Cardinal, and Ffoulkes, ii, 174
Manrique, Archbishop of Seville, and censorship, i, 104;
and Erasmus, i, 339
Mansion, Colard, ii, 11, 358
Manutius, Paul, printer in Rome, ii, 306;
prints writings of Erasmus, i, 333
Marcello and censorship, i, 211
Maria of Agreda, ii, 146
Maria Theresa and censorship, i, 323 _ff._, ii, 218
Mariana, Juan de, writings of, ii, 37, 96;
and the Index of Quiroga, i, 239
Marillac and the Royal College, ii, 335 _ff._
Marin, V., Index of, 1707, i, 298
Mariology, ii, 141 _ff._
Marloratus hanged, ii, 333
Marmontel, writings of, ii, 409
Marne, the writings of, ii, 190
Marriage, representation of, on the stage, prohibited in Spain, i, 304
Marsilius of Padua, i, 68
Martin I, decree of, i, 62
Martinez, Alfonso, i, 157
Martinez de Osma, Pedro, writings of, condemned, i, 72
Martinez, Seb., i, 163
Marvell, Andrew, on the Index, ii, 8;
writings of, ii, 409
Mary, Queen, of England, marriage of, ii, 368;
and censorship, i, 91
Mascarenhan, Inquisitor-General, Index of, i, 290
Matter, J., on Swedenborg, ii, 189
Maurice, F. D., writings of, ii, 171, 409
Maximilian and Reuchlin, i, 338 _ff._
Mayence, capture of, ii, 275;
Inquisition of, i, 72;
printing in, ii, 276
Maynooth, College of, on the papal authority, ii, 118
_Mazazor_ (_Machsor_), the book, condemned, i, 76
Melanchthon, in the Index, i, 164;
writings of, ii, 237;
and Protestant censorship, ii, 244 _ff._
Melchers, Archbishop, and the _Rheinische Merkur_, ii, 200
Melchites, Synod of, ii, 173
Mendham, on censorship, ii, 456 _ff._;
on expurgations, i, 21;
on the literary policy of Rome, i, 17;
reprint by, of the Sistine Index, i, 246;
and the Bull _Coenae Domini_, i, 115;
and the Council of Trent, i, 203 _ff._;
and the Index of Brasichelli, i, 277 _ff._
Mengus on exorcising, ii, 135 _ff._
Mennonites, the, and Protestant censorship, ii, 245
Mercassel, Joh., writings of, ii, 187
Mercator, Atlas of, and the Index, i, 252 _ff._
Mercedarians, ii, 36
Merle d’Aubigné, writings of, ii, 409
Mesengui, the Catechism of, ii, 100 _ff._
Methods of Roman censorship, ii, 439 _ff._
Mexico, writings of, in the Index, ii, 198
Meyer, C. F., writings of, ii, 430
Michael of Cesena, i, 68
Michelet, the writings of, ii, 190, 409
Mickiewicz, the writings of, ii, 190
Mignet, writings of, ii, 162
Milan, guild of printers, the, ii, 307 _ff._;
Index, lists of, 1624, i, 268;
Index of, i, 152;
publishing in, ii, 309
Mill, J. S., writings of, ii, 158, 409
Milman on censorship, ii, 257
Milner and the _Taxatio Papalis_, i, 226
Milton, John, the _Areopagitica_ of, i, 54;
and censorship, ii, 369;
writings of, ii, 262, 365, 409, 435
Mirabeau, writings of, ii, 170
Mirandola, Pico della, theses of, i, 80, ii, 297 _ff._
_Mischna_, the, condemned, i, 72
_Missi Dominici_ of Charlemagne, i, 118
Mivart, St. George, writings of, ii, 409;
and Father Tyrrell, ii, 465 _ff._
Molière, writings of, ii, 131, 175, 344
Molina, writings of, ii, 39;
and Clement VIII, ii, 69;
and the Index, i, 241, 286
Molinists condemned by Sandoval, i, 285 _ff._
Molinos, writings of, ii, 148, 409
Monastic orders and censorship, ii, 35 _ff._
Mons, the Testament of, ii, 31
Montaigne, writings of, ii, 128, 344, 409
Montalembert, writings of, ii, 119
Montanus, A., edits the Polyglot Bible, ii, 19;
expurgated by Brasichelli, i, 273;
on the authors of expurgated works, i, 232 _ff._;
Polyglot Bible of, ii, 361;
writings of, ii, 375;
and the Index of Paul IV, i, 178;
and the Index of 1570, i, 227;
and censorship, ii, 95
Montazet, writings of, ii, 304
Montesquieu, writings of, ii, 410
Montreal, the Literary Association of, and the censorship of Rome,
ii, 194 _ff._
More, Sir Thomas, and censorship, ii, 258;
and the Scriptures, ii, 29;
and the work of Caxton, ii, 367
Morgan, Lady, _Italy_, of, ii, 171, 410
Morin, Pierre, i, 134
Moscherosch, writings of, ii, 130
Mosheim, J. L., on the Index, ii, 9
Motto of the Index, i, 22
Moulins, the ordinance of (1566), ii, 339
Mourette, writings of, ii, 172
Moya, Matthaeus de, and the Jesuit causists, i, 374
Müller, Alexander, writings of, ii, 179
Municipal censorship, ii, 221
Munks, writings of, ii, 162
Münster, book-trade of, ii, 352;
and the Anabaptists, ii, 352
Muratori, on usury, ii, 154;
and Benedict, XIV, ii, 53
Murger, writings of, ii, 410, 435
Murner, the _Germania Nova_ of, ii, 350
Murray, Archbishop, on the Index, ii, 457 _ff._
Muzio, Girolamo, complaint of interference from the Index, i, 215
Musson, Abbé, _Les Histoires_ of, ii, 36
Musurus and censorship, ii, 292
Mutianus, ii, 284
N
_Nachtigall_, the, ii, 213
Nantes, edict of, i, 318, ii, 17, 337, 339
Naples, Index of 1588, i, 241 _ff._
Napoleon and the Concordat, ii, 170;
and censorship, ii, 224 _ff._;
and Pigault, ii, 176;
and Pius VII, ii, 233
Napoleon III, and Pius IX, ii, 233;
and the Roman Question, ii, 201
Narbonne, Council of, 1227, i, 118
Navagero, A., censor in Venice, ii, 294
Necker, condemnation of, ii, 357
Nestorians, writings of, i, 60
Netherlands, book-trade of the, ii, 358 _ff._;
censorship in the, i, 93;
manuscript trade in, ii, 280
Nicaea, second Council of, i, 63
Nicolai, Henry, ii, 259
Nicholas, Henry, writings of, ii, 259
Nicephorus, Patriarch, decree of, i, 63
Ninguarda, issues an Index for Bavaria, 1582, i, 218 _ff._
Noailles, Archbishop, condemned, i, 370;
Cardinal, writings of, ii, 62;
Cardinal, and the Bull Unigenitus, i, 362 _ff._
Nordlingen and the book-trade, ii, 279
Noris, Cardinal, the history of Pelagianism, by, i, 299, ii, 26;
Cardinal, writings of, i, 353
Nuns, revelations by, in the Index, ii, 145 _ff._
Nuremberg, the Bible of, ii, 13;
book-trade of, ii, 355;
censorship in, ii, 221;
Diet of, i, 106;
edict of, ii, 212;
printing in, ii, 272
O
Ochinus, condemnation of, ii, 238
Odo, Cardinal, and Hebrew writings, i, 73
Oischinger, P. J. N., writings of, ii, 181
Olden-Barneveld, John of, ii, 253
Oliva, the Minorite, i, 68
Olivares and censorship, ii, 323
Ontology, ii, 186
Origen, the writings of, i, 60
Orleans, the Duchess of, and the Bull _Unigenitus_, i, 365, 371
_ff._
Orsini, Cajetano, i, 122
Orvieto, Bishop of, and the Bull _Unigenitus_, i, 372
Osborne, Francis, writings of, ii, 124
Osnabrück, the Bishop of, ii, 463
_Osservatore Romano_, the, ii, 444
O’Sullivan, M., on the rights of kings, i, 292;
on the Index, ii, 456 _ff._
Oswald, H., on Mariology, ii, 145
Ottiere, writings of, ii, 111
Ottonelli and the censorship of the stage, ii, 377
Ovid in the Index, i, 192
Oxford, _Index Generalis_ of, ii, 369 _ff._
P
Pacca, Cardinal, ii, 182 _ff._
Padua, the University of, and censorship, ii, 295
Paine, Thomas, writings of, ii, 158
Palafox, Bishop, and the Jesuits, i, 355 _ff._
Pallavicini, execution of, i, 130;
writings of, ii, 92
Pallavicino, Cardinal, on censorship, i, 20, ii, 476 _ff._;
on the Inquisition, i, 127;
writings, of, ii, 301
Pannartz, printer, ii, 289
Panzer on the Index of Louvain, i, 140
Papal, authorisations, the authority of, ii, 311;
Bulls repudiated in France, ii, 230 _ff._;
censorship and the Reformation, i, 108 _ff._;
Indexes, the series of, i, 4 _ff._;
infallibility, ii, 414 _ff._;
prohibitions in the 17th and 18th centuries, ii, 69 _ff._
Papendrecht, Index of, 1735, i, 320 _ff._
Paramo on the Inquisition, i, 127
Paravicino, V., writings of, ii, 126
Paris, François, and the Bull _Unigenitus_, i, 373
Paris, Index of, 1544, i, 140 _ff._
Parliament, the, of England, and censorship, ii, 263 _ff._;
the Long, and censorship, ii, 369
Parliament of Paris, the, and censorship, i, 97 _ff._, ii, 336
Parma, Index of, 1580, i, 234 _ff._
Paruta, ambassador of Venice, ii, 298
Pascal, in the Index of 1664, i, 316 _ff._;
the _Lettres Provinciales_ of, i, 280 _ff._, ii, 341;
writings of, ii, 410, 414;
and Jansen, i, 346
_Pastoral-Blatt_, the, of Münster, on censorship, ii, 450
Pastoral theology, ii, 2 _ff._
Patristic writings, editions of, on the Index, ii, 123
Patrizzi, ii, 178
Pattison, Mark, on the Humanists, ii, 285
Paul, the preaching of, i, 58
Paul, Bishop of Ascalon, and censorship, i, 82
Paul III, adds to Bull _Coenae Domini_, i, 113;
and Erasmus, i, 331;
and the Index of Casa, i, 148;
and the Roman Inquisition, i, 122
Paul IV (Caraffa), Index of, i, 3, 14, 85, 168 _ff._;
prohibits Talmudic writings, i, 74;
and Boccaccio, ii, 309 _ff._;
and Erasmus, i, 332 _ff._;
and Hebrew writings, i, 25;
and the Inquisition, i, 123;
and Lully, i, 69
Paul V, and Beccanus, ii, 41;
and the doctrine of grace, ii, 39;
and Galileo, i, 310;
and the Index of Lucca, i, 148;
and Mariology, ii, 141;
and Venice, ii, 91
Paulsen on the universities, ii, 284
Pavia, theologians of, ii, 174
Paw, Cornelius de, writings of, on the Americans, ii, 157
_Peccatum Philosophicum_, the, ii, 186
Pegna, F., edits Lutzenberg, i, 86
Peignot, on censorship, ii, 226;
and the Bull _Coenae Domini_, i, 115
Peiresc and Holstenius, ii, 75
Pelagius, writings of, i, 60
Pelt, Johann, writings of, i, 95
Pentherbeus, or Putherbeus (Puy-Herbaut), Gabriel, writings of, ii,
374, 474
Perez, A., writings of, ii, 323
Periodicals, censorship of, ii, 198 _ff._
Permits for heretical reading, i, 214 _ff._, ii, 203
Peru, the Congress of, and the Index, ii, 197
Petra, Dom, on censorship, ii, 343
Petrarch, writings of, i, 238 _ff._, ii, 281, 308
Péyrat, writings of, ii, 191
Peyrère, la, Isaac, ii, 2
Pfefferkorn and Reuchlin, ii, 44 _ff._
Philip II, censorship under, i, 93, 164, ii, 323;
ordinances of, ii, 359, 360;
and the Bull _Coenae Domini_, i, 113;
and the case of Carranza, i, 221 _ff._;
and the index of 1569, i, 226 _ff._
Philip and Mary and censorship, i, 90 _ff._
Philip IV, and censorship, ii, 323
Philip the Fair, edict of (1302), ii, 328;
and the Inquisition, i, 121
Philip of Valois, edict of (1334), ii, 328
Philip Augustus, edict of (1200), ii, 328
Philosophical sin, Jesuit doctrine of, ii, 37
Pichler, writings of, ii, 173, 181
Pico della Mirandola, theses of, i, 80
Pigault, Le Brun, writings of, ii, 176
Pisa, the Council of, ii, 329;
publishing in, ii, 309
Pistoja, Synod of, ii, 166 _ff._
Pius II (Aeneas Sylvius), ii, 214;
condemnations by, i, 71 _ff._;
writings of, in Index, i, 167, 336;
and Bishop Pecock, i, 70
Pius IV, brief of, 1561, permitting legates to Trent to read
heretical books, i, 216;
Index of, i, 180 _ff._;
issues, 1563, Bull _re_ Inquisition, i, 126;
and censorship in France, ii, 334;
and the Index of Lucca, i, 148;
and the printing-press, ii, 306
Pius V (Ghislieri), i, 5;
and Cardinal Comendon, i, 216;
and the case of Carranza, i, 223 _ff._;
letters of, i, 223;
and censorship, i, 220 _ff._;
and the Congregation of the Index, i, 131, ii, 96;
and indulgences, ii, 138;
and the Inquisition, i, 123;
and the printing-press, ii, 306;
and the book-dealers of Como, ii, 307;
and St. Bartholomew, i, 224;
and the _Corpus Juris Canonici_, i, 225;
and the Scriptures, ii, 20;
and the writings of the Jansenists, i, 351 _ff._
Pius VI, general prohibition by, ii, 155;
and the French Revolution, ii, 168 _ff._;
and the Jesuits, ii, 44;
and the Synod of Pistoja, ii, 166;
and von Eybel, ii, 414
Pius VII, recalls, 1822, condemnation of Copernican theories, i,
129;
and the Carbonari, ii, 132;
and the Concordat, ii, 170;
and Napoleon, ii, 169, 233;
and Settele, i, 314
Pius IX, Indexes of, ii, 62;
modifies Bull _Coenae Domini_, i, 112;
on the use of the classics, ii, 120;
regulations of, ii, 74 _ff._;
and the Bull _Coenae Domini_, i, 115;
and censorship, ii, 65 _ff._, 443;
and the Eastern Church, ii, 173;
and Gallicanism, ii, 118;
and the Immaculate Conception, ii, 142;
and the journals of Rome, ii, 206;
and the Montreal Association, ii, 195;
and Napoleon III, ii, 233;
and Victor Emmanuel, ii, 233;
and the Roman Question, ii, 201;
and Rosmini, ii, 185 _ff._
Pius X, ii, 379
Plantier, Bishop, and censorship, ii, 460
Plantin, appointed proto-typographer, ii, 360;
the Polyglot Bible of, ii, 19;
publishing undertakings of ii, 359 _ff._, 363, _ff._
Pociej, Joh., writings of, ii, 173
Poggio in the Index, i, 160
Pole, Cardinal, and censorship, i, 90, ii, 7
Political censorship, i, 50
Polliot, Estienne, condemnation of, ii, 338
Porphyry, the books of, i, 59
Porrée, Gilbert de la, i, 65
Portalis and censorship, ii, 226
Port Royal and Jansen, i, 347 _ff._
Possevinus and censorship, ii, 335
Poynder, John, _History of the Jesuits_ by, ii, 41
Poza, J. B., and Benedict XIV, ii, 53;
and the Index, i, 292;
writings of, ii, 39, 410
Pozzo, Count F. dal, and the Bull _Coenae Domini_, i, 115
Prado, Index of, 1747, i, 298
Prague, Index of, 1749, i, 322
Prayer, forms of, ii, 140 _ff._
Precipiano, Archbishop, ii, 80;
Index of, 1695, i, 319;
and the Jansenists, i, 357 _ff._
Pressensé, E. de, writings of, ii, 202, 410
Press-laws, in Spain, ii, 233 _ff._;
of the French Empire, ii, 224 _ff._
Preston, Thomas, writings of, ii, 116, 300
Priestly, Joseph, writings of, ii, 158
Primatt, Joseph, condemnation of, ii, 263
Printer-publishers in Roman Index, i, 173
Printing, influence of, i, 2;
early, in Italy, ii, 288 _ff._;
in England, ii, 366;
in France, ii, 328 _ff._;
introduced into Venice, ii, 289
Probability, the doctrine of, ii, 150 _ff._
Prohibitions of books in Middle Ages, i, 64 _ff._
Propaganda, the Congregation of, ii, 155
Protestant censorship, i, 49 _ff._
_Protestant Guardian_, the, on the expurgatory Indexes, i, 305
Proudhon, writings of, ii, 188, 251, 435
Prynne, condemnation of, ii, 261 _ff._
Przichovsky, Index of, 1767, i, 322 _ff._
Publishers in the Index, i, 157, 168
Publishing in Europe, conditions of, ii, 271 _ff._
Puffendorf, writings of, ii, 410
Puritans, the, and censorship, ii, 258 _ff._
Putherbeus (or Pentherbeus), Gabriel, ii, 374, 474
Pütter on printing and censorship, i, 2
Q
Querini, Cardinal, and the endowment of censorship, ii, 76 _ff._
Quesnel, writings of, ii, 410;
and the Bull _Unigenitus_, i, 360 _ff._;
and censorship, i, 357 _ff._
Quietism, writings on, ii, 148
Quinet, writings of, ii, 190, 410
Quiroga, and Erasmus, i, 333;
and the Index of 1571, i, 228;
Index of, 1583, i, 236 _ff._;
Index of, 1584, i, 239 _ff._
R
Rabardeau, ii, 102
Rabelais in Index, i, 101, ii, 343
Racine, writings of, ii, 225, 344
Ranke, writings of, ii, 161, 410
Rass, Bishop, ii, 447
Ratisbon, Diet of, 1541, i, 155
Rauchler, J., on printing, ii, 278
Raynaud, Théophile, on censorship, i, 138, ii, 39, 53;
on Reuchlin and Erasmus, ii, 343
_Receuil des Actes du Clergé_, ii, 82 _ff._
Reeve, writings of, ii, 266
Reformation, the, i, 9;
an intellectual revolution, i, 43;
and classical literature, i, 45 _ff._, ii, 271;
and the universities of Germany, i, 53
Reformation, the Catholic, i, 206 _ff._
Regalia Rights, the, ii, 104 _ff._
Regalists, the, of Spain, ii, 98
“Regulars,” the, contests of, with the “Seculars,” ii, 46 _ff._
Renaissance, the, and literary activities, ii, 281
Renan, E., the writings of, ii, 190 _ff._, 410
Renouf, writings of, ii, 202
_Reserva-rechte_, the, ii, 214
Reuchlin, Johannes, attacks upon, i, 83 _ff._;
writings of, ii, 217;
and Bertram, writings of expurgated by the divines of Douai,
i, 233;
and censorship, ii, 44 _ff._;
and Erasmus, i, 335 _ff._;
and Hoogstraaten, i, 337 _ff._
Revolution, the French, of 1789, and censorship, ii, 222 _ff._
_Revue Ecclesiastique, la_, on the Index, ii, 448
Rheims, Synod of, i, 65
_Rheinische Merkur_, the, in the Index, ii, 250
Ricci, Bishop, ii, 166
Riccioli on the infallibility of the pope, ii, 122
Riccius, Index of, 1681, i, 324 _ff._
Richard II and Wyclif, i, 69
Richardson, S., romances of, ii, 131, 410
Richelieu, ii, 102;
and censorship, ii, 344
Richet on Church and State, ii, 114
_Rifformatori_, the, and censorship in Venice, ii, 303
Rites, Congregation of, ii, 78 _ff._, 434;
and exorcising, ii, 135 _ff._;
and writings on the saints, ii, 140;
and forms of prayer, ii, 140
Robertson, William, writings of, ii, 161
Rocaberti, Hippolyta, ii, 146
Rodrigues, writings of, ii, 191 _ff._
Roman Indexes, 1670–1800, i, 324 _ff._
Roman Question, the (1859–70), writings on, ii, 201
Roman Revolution of 1848, ii, 184 _ff._
_Roman World_, the, on the Index, ii, 438 _ff._
“Romanus” and _The Tablet_, ii, 417 _ff._
Rome, Index of, 1632, i, 293 _ff._;
journals of, in the Index, ii, 200;
the literary productions of, ii, 304 _ff._;
the artistic productions of, ii, 305;
prohibitory edicts of, ii, 273 _ff._
Roscoe, William, writings of, ii, 162, 410
Roselli, Antonio, the _Monarchia_ of, i, 79, ii, 297
Rosmini, A., writings of, ii, 184 _ff._, 410
Rossetti, D. G., writings of, ii, 166
Rousseau, writings of, ii, 81, 155, 157, 170, 175, 229, 410
Ruchrath, Johann, of Overwesel (de Wesalia), i, 72
Rudolph II and the Bull _Coenae Domini_, i, 113
Rules, the ten, of the Index of Trent, i, 182 _ff._
Rupella, Nicholas de, i, 73
S
Sa, Emmanuel, and the decree of 1688, i, 292;
and the Index, i, 274, 286
Sabatier, writings of, ii, 410
Saccheri, H. P., ii, 62
Sacchino and Geneva, ii, 335
Sachs, Hans, and censorship, ii, 221, 335
_Sachsenspiegel_, the, and Gregory XI, i, 69
Sacramentists, the, writings of, ii, 242
Saint-Amour, William of, i, 24
St. Louis, edict of (1229), ii, 328
Saint-Simon, writings of, ii, 188, 410
Saints, writings on the, in the Index, ii, 138 _ff._
Salamanca, University of, and censorship, ii, 328
Sales, St. Francis de, and Geneva, ii, 333
Salinas, Martin de, on censorship in Spain, ii, 315 _ff._
Salisbury, Earl of, on Sarpi, ii, 93 _ff._
Sall, Andrew, ii, 202 _ff._
Salviati and the _Decameron_, ii, 310
Salzburg and the book-trade, ii, 279
“Sand, George” (Mme Dudevant), romances of, ii, 410, 435
Sandoval, Index of, 1612, i, 282 _ff._
Sandys, Sir E., on the literary policy of the Church, ii, 453
_ff._;
writings of, ii, 126
Sannig, B., writings of, ii, 135
Santiago, Hernando de, and the Index, i, 289
Sarmiento, D., Index of, 1707, i, 297
Sarpi, Paolo, writings of, ii, 301 _ff._, 410;
and censorship, i, 37, 265, ii, 296 _ff._;
on Widdrington, ii, 117;
and the Concordat, i, 280 _ff._;
and the contest with Rome, ii, 92 _ff._
_Savii sopra l’Eresia_, the, ii, 295
Savile, Henry, and the oath of allegiance, ii, 117
Savonarola in the Index, i, 198 _ff._
Sawtree, W., condemnation of, ii, 257
Saxony, censorship in, ii, 241
Scaliger, condemned under Gregory XIII, i, 225;
writings of, ii, 275, 410
Schauenburg, A. von, Archbishop, i, 106
Scheeben on Mariology, ii, 145
Schell, Hermann, writings of, ii, 445
Scheurl on publishing, ii, 287
Schiller, writings of, ii, 212
Schmitt, Josef, writings of, ii, 174
Scholl, writings of, ii, 191
Schurius, Andrea, ii, 365
Schweinheim, ii, 289
Schwenckfeldians, the, and censorship, ii, 245
Science and the Church, ii, 461
Scioppius, writings of, ii, 37
Scotti, writings of, ii, 37
Scotus, Duns, ii, 428
Scotus, Erigena, i, 66
Scriptures, copies of, destroyed in England under Henry VIII,
i, 86;
in France, ii, 15 _ff._, 337;
in the Index, i, 154, 156, 190, ii, 32;
in the Netherlands, ii, 19 _ff._;
in Spain, ii, 22 _ff._;
in the vernacular, ii, 31, 63;
reading of the, i, 24;
treatment of, under censorship, ii, 11 _ff._, 475;
and Clement VIII, i, 190
Scykowski, Index of, i, 286 _ff._
Seabra on the Index, i, 290
Searle, Father, on censorship, ii, 461 _ff._;
on infallibility, ii, 415
Secchi and the Copernican system, i, 316
Secret societies in the Index, ii, 131 _ff._
“Seculars,” the, contests of, with the “Regulars,” ii, 46 _ff._
Segarelli of Parma, i, 67
Segesser on the reform of the Index, ii, 412
Segneri, writings of, ii, 148
Ségur, L. G. de, writings of, ii, 162, 189
Selvaggio and the Index of Trent, i, 181
Semenencho, P., writings of, ii, 173
Sens, Council of, i, 66, 97
Serarius and the Scriptures, i, 191
Serry and the Bull _Unigenitus_, i, 364
Servetus, M., in the Index, i, 155;
trial of, ii, 237;
the burning of, ii, 332
Settele and the Copernican system, i, 314
Settembrini, writings of, ii, 161
Sévigné, Mme. de, writings of, ii, 345
Seville, Index of, 1632, i, 293
Seymour, H., writings of, ii, 171
Shahan, Thomas J., on the Congregation of the Index, i, 134 _ff._;
on Erasmus, i, 340 _ff._
Sheridan, R. B., and censorship, ii, 266
Sigoni, the history of Bologna of, ii, 311
Siguier, A., the writings of, ii, 190
Simler, Josias, and the Index of Trent, i, 196
Sirleto, correspondence of, with Montanus, Plantin, Valverde,
_et al._, i, 209 _ff._;
and the Catholic Reformation, i, 207 _ff._;
and censorship in Venice, ii, 296
Sismondi, writings of, ii, 162, 410
Sistine Index cancelled by Clement VIII, i, 253 _ff._
Sixtus IV, and censorship, ii, 288;
and the Immaculate Conception, ii, 142;
and Pedro de Osma, i, 72;
and printing, ii, 292;
and Segarelli, i, 67
Sixtus V, ii, 306;
Bull of, 1587, i, 216;
Index of, 1590, i, 243 _ff._;
issues, 1587, Bull _Immensa_, i, 133;
and Baronius, ii, 311;
and Boccaccio, ii, 310;
and the Congregation of the Index, i, 131, 248 _ff._;
and Elizabeth, ii, 115;
and Henry of Navarre, ii, 232
Sixtus of Siena destroys 12,000 Hebrew volumes, i, 74
Sleumer, A., the _Index Romanus_ of, ii, 463
Slevin, Dr., on the Index, ii, 458;
and the Bull _Coenae Domini_, i, 115
Smith, Adam, the _Wealth of Nations_ of, on the Spanish Index,
i, 303
Smith, Dr. Richard, and the Jesuits, ii, 46 _ff._
Soanen and the Bull _Unigenitus_, i, 364
Socialism and the Index, ii, 188 _ff._
Socinians, the, writings of, ii, 245, 253
Solier, writings of, ii, 37
Sorbon, Robert de, ii, 283
Sorbonne, College of the, ii, 283
Sorbonne, the, on the Bull _Unigenitus_, i, 370;
and Bishop Monluc, i, 221;
and censorship, i, 96 _ff._;
divines of the, on the oath of allegiance, ii, 118;
Index of, in 1544, i, 100, 140 _ff._;
and the early printers, ii, 330 _ff._;
and the Gallican Church, ii, 103;
and the Immaculate Conception, ii, 142;
and Luther, i, 110
Sotomayor, Index of, i, 294 _ff._
Soulié, writings of, ii, 435
Soury, Jules, writings of, ii, 191
South, Dr., and the Copernican doctrine, i, 315
South America, writings of, in the Index, ii, 197 _ff._
Spain, censorship in, i, 16, 27 _ff._, 104 _ff._, ii, 282;
press-laws in, ii, 233 _ff._;
printing in, ii, 313 _ff._;
and the Index of Trent, i, 194;
and the Papacy, ii, 94 _ff._;
and the papal authority, ii, 84
Spalatro, Archbishop of, i, 130, ii, 301
Spanish Indexes, 1790–1844, i, 301 _ff._
Speyer, the Bishop of, and Reuchlin, i, 84;
the Diet of, i, 107
Spinoza, writings of, ii, 127, 253, 410
Spiritualism, ii, 189
Staël, Mme. de, and censorship, ii, 225
Star-Chamber, the, and censorship, ii, 259, 260 _ff._
State, censorship of the, ii, 205 _ff._
Stationers’ Company, the, ii, 368;
and censorship, i, 92
Stendhal, romances of, ii, 410
Stephanus, H. (Estienne), i, 296;
and censorship, ii, 238
Stephanus, R. (Estienne), editions of Scriptures of, i, 102;
and the Index, i, 228 _ff._;
writings of, ii, 411
Stephen III and Autpert, i, 63
Stephen, Leslie, on censorship, ii, 265
Sterne, L., romances of, ii, 411
Sternhold and Hopkins, version of the Psalms of, i, 306
Stowe, Harriet B., writings of, ii, 165
Strasburg, printing in, ii, 272;
and censorship, ii, 350
Strauss, _Das Leben Jesu_ of, ii, 171, 411
Stroud, writings of, ii, 171, 411
Stunica and the Inquisition, i, 128 _ff._
Suarez, writings of, ii, 45 _ff._
Subiaco, printing in, ii, 289
Sue, E., romances of, ii, 164, 411, 435
Sully and Casaubon, ii, 334
Sweden, censorship in, ii, 255 _ff._
Swedenborg, writings of, ii, 189, 411
Swift, writings of, ii, 131
Switzerland, censorship in, ii, 237 _ff._
Sylvius, Aeneas (Pius II), condemns his own writings, i, 71;
writings of, in Index, i, 167, ii, 214
Synod, of Cologne, i, 106;
of Naples (1619) and the Scriptures, ii, 33;
of Paris, i, 66;
of Sens, i, 66
Szyzkowski, Index of, 1617, i, 269
T
_Tablet_, the, and “Romanus,” ii, 417 _ff._
Tacitus, history of, condemned by Leo X, i, 111
Taine, H. A., writings of, ii, 160, 411
_Talmud_, the, editions of, ii, 291;
ordered burned by Gregory IX, i, 72;
prohibition of the, i, 25
Talmudic books and the Sistine Index, i, 262
Talon, Omer, and the authority of the pope, ii, 83
Tamburini, writings of, ii, 175
_Targum_, the; editions of, ii, 291
Tasso, writings of, ii, 212
_Taxae_, the, of the Church of Rome, i, 226
_Taxatio Papalis_, i, 226
Tempier, Bishop Stephen, i, 66
Ten, the Council of, and censorship, ii, 294
Tennemann, writings of, ii, 158
Testament, Greek, edition by Erasmus, i, 166;
the New, in the Index, ii, 411
Thacher, execution of, ii, 258
Theatre, in France, censorship of the, ii, 378;
in Italy, censorship of the, ii, 376 _ff._;
in Spain, censorship of the, ii, 377
Theodosius, Emperor, and the Nestorians, i, 60
Theological controversies, in France, 1654–1700, ii, 1 _ff._;
in the Netherlands, 1654–1690, ii, 2 _ff._
Theresa, Saint, i, 166, ii, 179
Thiers, A., on censorship, ii, 464
Thions, C., writings of, ii, 119
Thirty Years’ War, influence of, on the book-trade, ii, 349, 364;
and censorship, ii, 212;
and the freedom of the press, ii, 358;
and its influence on literature, i, 48
Thomai, historian of Ravenna, i, 212 _ff._
Thou, de, writings of, i, 286, ii, 124
Ticknor, George, on bookselling in Spain, ii, 316 _ff._;
on the Inquisition in Spain, ii, 327 _ff._
Tillemont, writings of, ii, 107
Tillotson, J., sermons of, ii, 411
Tilly and Magdeburg, ii, 352
Toland, John, writings of, ii, 264
Toledo, Index of, 1584, i, 239 _ff._
Tolstoy, Dimitri, writings of, ii, 173
Tonstal, Bishop of London, and censorship, i, 86, ii, 258 _ff._
Torquemada, Cardinal, i, 70, 122;
burns 7000 volumes, i, 242;
and censorship, ii, 314
Torti, writings of, ii, 194
Toulouse, Council of, 1229, i, 119
Tournai, Synod of, ii, 362
Traditionalism, ii, 186
Trautmannsdorf, writings of, ii, 175
Trent, the Council of, i, 5, 180 _ff._, ii, 78
Trent, the Index of, i, 5;
printed in Liège, ii, 362;
and Hebrew writings, i, 75
Triphenius, Abbé, writings of, ii, 129
Trutfetter, Canon, and censorship, i, 82
Tübingen, book-trade of, ii, 356;
University of, ii, 243
Turrecremata, J., and the early printers, ii, 288
Tyler, Wat, insurrection of, ii, 256
Tyndale, Matthew, writings of, ii, 265
Tyndale, William, i, 92;
the Bible of, ii, 29 _ff._
Typesetters, censorship regulations for, ii, 66
Tyrrell, George, Father, on censorship, ii, 465 _ff._
U
Ulm and the book-trade, ii, 279
_Unigenitus_, the Bull, i, 360 _ff._
Universities, Continental, utterances of, on the English oath of
allegiance, ii, 118;
and the book-trade, ii, 282 _ff._
University, of Berlin, the, censorship in, ii, 251;
of Bologna, and jurisprudence, ii, 286;
of Cologne, and censorship, ii, 288;
of Erfurt, and censorship, ii, 349;
of Louvain, and publishing, ii, 359;
of Padua, and medicine, ii, 286;
of Paris, and censorship, ii, 328 _ff._,
and printing, ii, 318,
and theology, ii, 286;
of Vienna, and literature, ii, 286
Upsala, Index of, ii, 255 _ff._
Urban IV, appoints Inquisitor-General, i, 122;
and the Inquisition, i, 121
Urban V issues Bull _Coenae Domini_, 1364, i, 111
Urban VIII, Index of, i, 293;
and the astrologists, ii, 129;
and censorship in Spain, ii, 98;
and della Valle, ii, 125;
and the doctrine of Grace, ii, 39;
and forms of prayer, ii, 140 _ff._;
and Galileo, i, 311;
and Jansenist writings, i, 346, ii, 69 _ff._;
and John Barnes, i, 130;
and writings on the saints, ii, 139
Usher, Archbishop, on the Index, ii, 7
Usury, writings on, in the Index, ii, 152 _ff._
Utrecht, the church of, i, 359 _ff._;
first printing in, ii, 358
V
Valdés, Index of, 1551, i, 146, 153;
Index of, 1554, i, 156;
Index of, 1559, i, 146, 161;
and Erasmus, i, 339;
and censorship, ii, 95;
and the Index of Paul IV, i, 179;
and the Scriptures, ii, 25
Valentia, Index of, 1551, i, 153
Valla, L., in the Index, i, 160;
the New Testament of, ii, 14
Valladolid, Index of, 1554, i, 156;
Index of, 1559, i, 161
Valle, della, Pietro, writings of, ii, 125
Valverde and Sirleto, i, 209 _ff._;
on the ignorance of the censors, i, 210
Van Dyke, Paul, cited, i, 202
Van Espen on censorship, i, 138
Vanini, writings of, ii, 128
Varon, history of Sixena, ii, 322
Vatable, the Bible of, ii, 25
Vaughan, Archbishop, and Aquinas, i, 67
Vechietti, writings of, i, 130
Vega, Lope de, writings of, ii, 377
Venice, censorship in, ii, 281, 293 _ff._;
Index of, 1549, i, 148;
Index of, 1543, i, 140;
journals of, in the Index, ii, 200;
publishing in, ii, 274 _ff._, 289, 297;
and the Papacy, ii, 90 _ff._;
Senate of, and Bull _Coenae Domini_, i, 113
Vercelli, Synod of, i, 65
Vergerio, Peter Paul, in the Index, i, 148, 149, 150, 199;
works of, i, 170 _ff._;
and Paul IV, i, 169
Vergilius, Polydorus, on the Index, i, 274 _ff._
Vermigli, the, writings of, ii, 242
Vernant, Jacques, writings of, ii, 47 _ff._
Verona, inquisitors of, in 1228, i, 118
Verus, Gratianus, ii, 474
Viardot, writings of, ii, 163
Victor Emmanuel and Pius IX, ii, 233
Vidaurre, writings of, ii, 197
Vienna, book-trade of, ii, 356;
censorship in, ii, 356;
siege of, ii, 213;
University of, and censorship, ii, 218 _ff._
Vigil, writings of, ii, 197
Villanueva and the Scriptures in Spain, ii, 26
Villers on censorship, ii, 455 _ff._
Viet on censorship, ii, 339 _ff._
Volney, J. F., writings of, ii, 176, 411
Voltaire, writings of, ii, 81, 155, 170, 175, 411;
and censorship, ii, 229;
and Frederick the Great, ii, 251
Vondel, writings of, ii, 212, 253
W
Wagener, Hermann, on censorship, ii, 211
Waldenses, the, and the Scriptures, ii, 22
Waldie, writings of, ii, 171
Ward, Mary, and the _Jesuitissae_, ii, 38 _ff._
Wareham, Archbishop of Canterbury, and censorship, i, 86
Weigelians, the, and censorship, ii, 245
Weimar, censorship in, ii, 241
Welschinger on censorship, ii, 224
Wessenberg, writings of, ii, 178
Westminister, printing in, ii, 366
Whately, Archbishop, the _Logic_ of, ii, 158, 171, 411
White, Andrew D., and the condemnation of Galileo, i, 313 _ff._
White, Thos., writings of, ii, 411
Whitgift, Archbishop of Canterbury, and censorship, i, 92
“Widdrington, Roger,” writings of, ii, 116, 300
Wightman, Edward, burning of, ii, 257
Wilkes, John, writings of, ii, 266
Wilkins, J., the _New World_ of, ii, 411
William V, Duke of Bavaria, and censorship, i, 218 _ff._
William of Occam, i, 68
Wittenberg, reformers of, i, 12;
the book-trade of, ii, 350;
University of, ii, 242
Wohlrab, Nicholas, ii, 242
Wolff, C., and censorship, ii, 249
Wolsey, Cardinal, and censorship, i, 86, ii, 257;
and Luther, i, 110 _ff._, 342 _ff._
Woolston, Thomas, condemnation of, ii, 265
Worms, edict of, ii, 212
Wotton, Sir Henry, on Sarpi, ii, 93
Wyclif, the Bible of, ii, 29, 70, 256, 367
Wyclifites condemned by Julius II, i, 111
X
Ximenes, Inquisitor-General, i, 122;
the Polyglot Old Testament of, ii, 19;
and censorship, ii, 314;
and printing, ii, 313;
and the Scriptures, ii, 24
Y
Yucatan, censorship in, ii, 320
Z
Zamora, writings of, ii, 143
Zell, M., on the writings of Luther, ii, 287 _ff._
Zola, romances of, ii, 169, 411, 435
Zürich, censorship in, ii, 237;
the book-trade of, ii, 354;
early printers of, ii, 12
Zwicher, G., writings of, ii, 411
Zwinger, Theodore, and the Index, i, 288
Zwingli, writings of, ii, 237;
and censorship, ii, 354
Zwinglians, the, and censorship, ii, 244
FOOTNOTES:
[1] III, 350.
[2] _Procès_, ii, 10.
[3] Drummond, i, 412.
[4] Reusch, i, 43.
[5] Greswell, i, 191.
[6] Mendham, 183.
[7] Mendham, 146.
[8] _Constitutt. Apostt._, Lib. I, c. vii.
[9] Lea, _Religious History of Spain_, 17.
[10] Lea, 19.
[11] _Ibid._, 19.
[12] _Ibid._, 19.
[13] Lea, 45.
[14] 134.
[15] _Comentarios, Prologo al Lector._
[16] _Haereses_, Lib. I, c. xiii.
[17] Lea, 54.
[18] MS. of David Fergusson, cited by Lea, 87.
[19] Villanueva, 29.
[20] Equizabal, 162, cited by Lea, 179.
[21] _Bible in Spain_, c. xix.
[22] Lea, 128.
[23] Printed in a volume of _Pastoral Instructions_ issued by Richard Coyne in Dublin, 1824, cited by Mendham, 353.
[24] Wilkins, iii, 317.
[25] Blunt, _Reformation of the Ch. of Eng._, i, 505.
[26] Reusch, ii, 260 ff.
[27] Reusch, ii, 294.
[28] Mendham, 184.
[29] Cited by Mendham, 243.
[30] Hilgers, 138.
[31] Epp., ed. Boissonade, 1817, 252.
[32] 2d edtn., Paris, 1764, 186.
[33] Reusch, ii, 20.
[34] _Oeuvres_, xiii, 409.
[35] _Oeuvres_, 37, 75.
[36] Reusch, i, 467.
[37] Robertson, 118.
[38] Llorente, i, 492. Ticknor, ii, 96.
[39] Lea, 102.
[40] Lea, 125.
[41] _Ibid._ 130.
[42] Dejob, 342.
[43] _Dal Pozzo, Catholicism in Austria_, 182.
[44] _The Decline and Fall of the Roman Catholic Religion in England_, London, 1760, 275.
[45] _Commentary on the Roman Pontificate_, i, 178.
[46] Mendham, 217.
[47] II, 598.
[48] _Acta SS._, i, 290, v, 369.
[49] _Flag._, 86.
[50] _Epp._, ed. Albericius, 3, 125.
[51] _Epp. ad. Tyrrh._, 70.
[52] Scheeben, _Dogm._, iii, 281.
[53] _Ibid._ iii, 516.
[54] S. 14 sec. Poen., c.
[55] Reusch iii., 1201.
[56] Cited by Mendham, 138.
[57] Sleumer, 39.
[58] Kapp, 548.
[59] Kapp, 551.
[60] Hilgers, 192.
[61] Hilgers, 205.
[62] See also Appendix to the report from the Select Committee concerning the laws in foreign States respecting Roman Catholic subjects, 1816, cited by Mendham, 247.
[63] R., ii, 908.
[64] Welschinger, 232.
[65] Hilgers, 261.
[66] Welschinger, 307.
[67] Peignot, xxii.
[68] Hilgers, 16, 17
[69] Peignot.
[70] Lea, 142.
[71] Stähelin, _Calvin_, ii, 316.
[72] Hilgers, 232.
[73] Heppe, _Beza_, 196.
[74] Reusch, i, 422.
[75] Schmidt, P., _Vermigli_, 292.
[76] _Archiv des Deutsch. Buchh._, i, 22, 52.
[77] Hilgers, 287.
[78] Hilgers, 289.
[79] Cited by Hilgers, 290.
[80] _Ibid._, 297.
[81] Hilgers, 17 _ff._
[82] Hilgers, 93.
[83] Hilgers, 94.
[84] Villers, 290 _seq._
[85] Macaulay’s _England_, ix, 286.
[86] Stephen, _Free Thinking and Plain Speaking_, 279.
[87] Hilgers, 192.
[88] Kapp, _Gesch._, 231.
[89] Kapp, 62.
[90] De Sanctis, _Storia della letteratura italiana_, ii, Chap. 13.
[91] Paulsen, 41.
[92] Casaubon, 453.
[93] _Gesch. der Präger Universität_, viii, 8.
[94] _Gesch. der Präger Universität_, viii, 8.
[95] Kapp. 417.
[96] Brown, 63.
[97] Brown, 65.
[98] Dejob, 336.
[99] Dejob, 335.
[100] Fuenmayer, _Vida de Pio V_, 89.
[101] Gabutius, _De Reb. et Gest. Pii V_, Rome, 1605, 12.
[102] Dejob, 57.
[103] Dejob, 339.
[104] Gebhart, _Introduction à l’histoire du sentiment religieux en Italie_, etc., p. 2.
[105] Pütter, 23.
[106] Lea, 21.
[107] Gomez, Lib. ii, fol. 30, b.
[108] Dejob, 339.
[109] Lea, 22.
[110] _Nueva Recop._, Lib. i, tit. vii.
[111] Llorente, i, 457.
[112] Böhmer, _op. cit._, ii, 78.
[113] Lea, 61.
[114] _Ibid._, 62.
[115] Lea, 70.
[116] _Ibid._, 73.
[117] Lea, 81.
[118] Lea, 83.
[119] Lea, 86.
[120] Ticknor, i, 504.
[121] Ticknor, ii, 49.
[122] _Ibid._, ii, 96.
[123] Ticknor, ii, 73.
[124] Ticknor, ii, 431 (note).
[125] Renouard, i, 25.
[126] Greswell, i, 172.
[127] Pattison, 182.
[128] Frith, _Life of Bruno_, 71.
[129] _Letters from the Nuncio of Pius IV at Paris_, i, iii.
[130] _Hist. Jesuit._, vi, 44.
[131] Greswell, i, 219.
[132] _De la Presse au Seizième Siècle._
[133] Dejob, p. 89.
[134] Dejob, 99.
[135] Dom Petra, cited by Dejob, 91.
[136] Cited by Dejob, 92.
[137] Raynaud’s works, Cracow, 1669, xx, 267.
[138] Dejob, 343.
[139] Dejob, 90.
[140] _Ibid._ 347.
[141] Dejob, 348.
[142] Dejob, 343.
[143] Beckman, _History of Inventions_, i, 89.
[144] Beckmann, _History of Inventions_, i, 99.
[145] Kapp, 125.
[146] Kapp, 126.
[147] Gachard, _Corr. de Philippe II_, ii, 9, 565.
[148] Putnam, _Books and Their Makers_, ii, 255.
[149] Epp., iii, 19.
[150] Knight, _The Old Printer_, 113.
[151] The _Evangelium Romanum_ was a Protestant satire on indulgences, printed in Leipsic, without the name of the author, in 1600. The book was as a joke ascribed to Jacques Davy, Bishop of Evreaux. Davy was better known under the name of Du Perron. He was a convert from Protestantism and was the Bishop selected to bring King Henry IV into the Catholic fold. The _Evangelium Romanum_ was reprinted more than once and appears to have secured a wide circulation. Curiously enough, it did not find place upon the Index (Reusch, ii, 213).
[152] See an edict of the Inquisition dated 1611, cited by Dejob p. 216.
[153] Ottonelli, _Memoriali_, etc., cited by Dejob, 218.
[154] Ticknor, vol. ii, Appendix.
[155] Migne, _Nouvelle Encyclop. Théologique_, vol. 43.
[156] This detail is deserving of attention because the Index of Leo is the first which makes any attempt at bibliographical consistency or accuracy.
[157] These titles are transcribed in the precise form in which they are printed in the Leonine schedule.
[158] The author, in a letter to the _Athenaeum_ (Feby. 25, 1905), states that his book is concerned solely with savage and classical beliefs, and that he had been unable to secure a reply to his inquiry (submitted through one of the English Catholic bishops) as to the grounds for the condemnation.
[159] Reusch, ii, 26.
[160] Martin, _Omnium conc. Vat. documentorum, collectio_, 159, 179.
[161] Friedrich, _Vat. Koncil._, ii, 288, 289.
[162] i, 293.
[163] i, 757.
[164] Searle, 36, ff.
[165] Hilgers, 70–73.
[166] Cited by Hilgers, 74.
[167] Hilgers, 75.
[168] Hilgers, 141.
[169] Hilgers, 170.
[170] 4, 1, 446.
[171] G. Daniel, writing to Serry in 1724, _Oeuvres_, ii, 365.
[172] Cited by Hilgers, 348.
[173] Cited by Mendham, 9.
[174] Sandys, 127–132.
[175] Villers, 290 _seq._
[176] Mendham, 270.
[177] Letter to C. Blandell, prefixed to the _Vindication_, lxxxiv, cited by Mendham, 14.
[178] Mendham, x.
[179] Mendham, x.
[180] _Remains_ of Bishop Barlow, 1693, 70, 71.
[181] II, 710.
[182] _Rev. des Sc. eccl._, 1866, iii, 374.
[183] Searle, 281–297.
[184] Hilgers, 378.
[185] _Index Romanus_, 7.
[186] _Ibid._, 9.
[187] George Tyrrell. _A Much Abused Letter_, pp. 18, 21.
[188] _Ibid._, 39.
[189] _Ibid._, 41.
[190] George Tyrrell. _A Much Abused Letter_, p. 42.
[191] _Ibid._, 44.
[192] _Ibid._, 48.
[193] George Tyrrell. _A Much Abused Letter_, p. 51.
[194] _Ibid._, 59.
[195] _Ibid._, 67.
[196] _Ibid._, 87.
[197] Briggs and Hügel, _The Papal Commission and the Pentateuch_, p. 18.
[198] _The Papal Commission and the Pentateuch._
[199] _Ibid._, 54.
[200] _Ibid._, 59.
[201] _The Papal Commission and the Pentateuch._
[202] ii, 599.
[203] Theotimus, 238.
[204] Dejob, 351.
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