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[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.