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Faenza, Cathari in, i. 117. Waldenses in, ii. 194. case of the Maffredi, iii. 203. Fairies’ Tree of Domremy, iii. 341. Faith not to be kept with heretics, i. 174, 228; ii. 468. Faith more important than morals, iii. 644. and reason, antagonism of, iii. 583. False Decretals on character of witnesses, i. 434. False-witness, i. 440, 441. in retracted confessions, i. 429. Falsification of papal letters, i. 19. justiciable by Inq., iii. 102. of records, ii.

72. Familiars, i. 381. absolved by inqs., i. 343. tortured in Venice, ii. 273. armed, abuse of, i. 382; ii. 270, 274. Fantinus, papal orator, imprisoned, ii. 557. Farignano, Franciscan general, iii. 171, 172. Fastolf, Sir John, iii. 347. Fasts of the Cathari, i. 97. of Templars, iii. 275. Fatalism taught by Albert of Halberstadt, ii. 392. the heresy in astrology, iii. 439. Fauns, iii. 384. Fautorship, punishment of, i. 321, 461. relapse in, i. 547. advocates guilty of, i. 444. Faydits, i. 180, 205; ii. 252. Fazio da Doneratico surrenders Pier di Corbario, iii. 151. Fazio degli Uberti on Virgin Mary, iii. 598. Feast of the Conception, iii. 596, 598, 599, 600, 601. Fees for marriage and funerals, i.

81. Felix V. elected by C. of Basle, ii. 533. orders Inq. at Bernez, ii. 265. his abdication, ii. 541. Felix de Guzman, i. 248. Felix of Urgel, his heresy, i. 217. Fenouillèdes, confiscation of, ii. 111. Ferdinand I. (Emp.), swears to support the Compactata, ii. 560. Ferdinand IV. (Aragon) urges Huss’s burning, ii. 469. Ferdinand V. (Aragon) strengthens Inq. of Aragon, ii. 179. confirms diploma of Fred. II., ii. 288. fails to introduce Inq. in Naples, ii. 289. threatens a general council, iii. 223. favors Lullism, iii. 587. Fernando III. (Castile) punishes heretics, ii. 182. Fernando IV. (Castile), his dealings with the Templars, iii. 316. Fernando de Cordoba taken for Antichrist, iii. 527. Ferrand of Majorca, Carcassonne offered to, ii.

89. Ferrara, Cathari in, i. 117, 192. case of Armanno Pongilupo, ii. 240. Clement V.’s seizure of, iii. 194. C. of, 1438, ii. 544. Ferrer, inq., his vengeance on Albi, ii. 12. investigates massacre of Avignonet, ii. 37. exc. Raymond VII., ii. 41. examines prisoners of Montségur, ii.

47. Feudal oath required of inqs., i. 351. Feyjoo, Fr., on Raymond Lully, iii. 578. Ficino, Marsilio, his belief in Savonarola, iii. 211. his paganism, iii. 571. Figurines in Greece, iii. 389. in Rome, iii. 391. in Spain in 13th cent., iii. 430. case in 1279, iii. 434. constitute heresy, iii. 435. use of, i. 51; iii. 453, 455, 458, 467, 468. denied by University of Paris, iii. 464. Filippo Bonaccorso purifies Sermione, ii. 235. Filippo of Fermo, legate to Hungary, ii. 298. Filippo Neri, St., his opinion of Savonarola, iii. 236. Filippo of Ravenna leads crusade against Ezzelin, ii. 227. Filippo, Bp. of Sidon, ii. 565. Filius Major and Minor, i.

93. Fines as penance, i. 460, 471. inqs. not to levy, i. 331. inqs. allowed to levy, i. 332. abuses of, i. 477. ruler obliged to exact, i. 338. bp. not to share in, i. 359. used for expenses of Inq., i. 525. taken by the State in Venice, ii. 252. Finns, magic among, iii. 403. Fiore, Order of, founded, iii. 10,

97. Flacius Illyricus, his Manichæism, i. 100. Flagellants appear in 1259, i. 272. origin of, in 1349, ii. 381. denounced as heretics, ii. 383. their persecution, ii. 385, 395, 405. their developed heresy, ii. 406. Flagellation, penance of, i. 464. Flagge, Georg, case of, i. 235. Flanders, heresy of Tanchelm, i.

64. Cathari in, i. 110, 112. confiscation in, i. 521. heretics burned in, ii. 115, favor shown to Beguines, ii. 352. dancing mania in 1373, ii. 393. Florence, Cathari in, i. 117. legatine Inq. rejected, i. 317. laws on heresy in 1227, i. 320. accepts laws against heresy, i. 323, 339. Inq. founded in, i. 326. troubles about armed familiars, i, 383. extortions of Pier di Aquila, i. 479; ii. 276. destruction of houses, i. 482. confiscations in, i. 506, 510, 524. embezzlement by inqs., i. 511. mission of Giovanni Schio, ii. 203. triumph of Peter Martyr, ii. 209, 212. Florence, laws restricting the Inq., ii. 280. the Black Death in, ii. 379. alarm of Tertiaries, iii. 77. laws against the Fraticelli, iii. 161. Michele Berti burned, iii. 165. Fraticelli persecuted in 1424, ii. 283; iii. 175. Capistrano’s reception in, iii. 179. Savonarola’s career, iii. 211. reaction after Savonarola, iii. 235. torture of Templars, iii. 318. C. of, 1439, on the Divine Vision, iii. 595. on Immaculate Conception, iii. 600. Florent, Abp. of Aries, iii.

25. Florent of Holland, his crusade against Stedingers, iii. 187. Florent, Bp. of Utrecht, ii. 360. Florio, Frà, excites trouble in Parma, ii. 237. Flusse Sajo, battle of, ii. 296. Foetus used in divination, iii. 398. Foix, heresy in, i. 138. ravaged by inqs., ii.

52. Folquet of Marseilles, i. 134. Forbearance, payments for, i. 480. Forli, its quarrel with Martin IV., iii. 196. Forgery of papal letters, i. 19. justiciable by Inq., iii. 192. of inquisitorial letters, i. 442. Formosus (Pope) condemned after death, i. 231. Formulas of devotion, magic character of, i.

45. Fortescue, Sir John, on inquisitorial process, i. 429, 561. Forty-five articles of Wickliff, the, ii. 446, 482. Foulques de Neuilly, i. 130, 244. Foulques, Bp. of Toulouse, i. 134, 179, 201. he aids Dominic, i. 250, 251, 252. acts as inq., i. 316. Foulques de S. Georges, his powers restricted, ii. 65. he cites opponents of Inq., ii. 76. accusations against him, ii. 77. his removal, ii. 79. tomb erected to him, ii. 103. France, heresy of Éon de l’Étoile, i. 66. southern, characteristics of, i. 66. heresies in, i. 66. rise of Waldenses, i.

76. Cathari in, i. 109, 111, 117. Cotereaux, i. 125. heresy in Nivernois, i. 130. condition of Languedoc, i. 133. Innocent III.’s efforts at persecution, i. 136. the Albigensian crusades, i. 147. legislation on heresy, i. 221. cruelty of criminal law, i. 235. Foulques de Neuilly, i. 244. Poor Catholics, i. 247. France, the Pastoureaux, i. 269. the University of Paris and the Mendicants, i. 281. C. of Reims, 1287, against the Mendicants, i. 290. divided between Dominicans and Franciscans, i. 301. legislation against heresy, i. 323. independence of episcopate, i. 332. subjection of State, i. 340. introduction of torture, i. 423. confiscation, i. 503, 504, 513. expenses of Inq., i. 526, 531. Jewish books condemned, i. 555. heretics driven to Languedoc, ii. 51. career of Inq. in, ii. 113. Waldenses in, ii. 145. Amaurians, ii. 320. the Black Death, ii. 379. Pastoureaux in 1320, ii. 380. Jews and lepers massacred, ii. 380. Flagellants suppressed, ii. 382. Marguerite la Porete, ii. 575. Beghards in Langres, ii. 578. Joachitism in the south, iii. 17,

69. Fraticelli, iii. 168. strife between Conventuals and Observantines, iii. 173. overthrow of the Temple, iii. 227. case of Jean Petit, iii. 334. case of Joan of Arc, iii. 338. legislation on sorcery, iii. 427, 544. secular jurisdiction over sorcery, iii. 460. case of Gilles de Rais, iii. 464. case of Guill. Edeline, iii. 512, 515, 536. the Vaudois of Arras, iii. 519. Averrhoistic errors, iii. 561. the Immaculate Conception, iii. 599. Francesco dal Borgo San Sepolcro, iii.

63. Francesco, Bp. of Camerino, favors the Fraticelli, iii. 159. Francesco Chioggia suppresses nature-worship, ii. 301. Francesco Marchisio, iii. 166. Francesco di Paola, St., regards Savonarola as a saint, iii. 236. Francesco da Pistoia burned, iii. 160. Francesco della Puglia, iii. 218, 224. Francesco of Venice tried for heresy, iii. 140. Franche Comté, Inq. in, ii. 120. Waldenses in, ii. 147, 149. Francis I., his concordat with Leo X., ii. 134. Francis, St., of Assisi, i. 256. his adoration of poverty, i. 264. his veneration for priests, i. 279. releases his followers from purgatorv, i. 293. predicts the demoralization of the Order, i. 295. his missionary labors, i. 297. Francis, St., procures Portiuncula indulgence, i. 41; iii. 246. his approach to Manichæism, i. 100. his favor for Elias, iii. 3. his defiance of demons, iii. 382. Franciscan habit, its use by the dying, i. 293. Franciscan heretic in 1226, iii.

60. Franciscan property, proprietorship in Holy See, iii. 8, 60, 133. Franciscan sorcerers in Venice, ii. 274; iii. 547. Franciscan statute against sorcery, iii. 452. Franciscan territory in France, ii. 119, 138. in Italy, ii. 221, 233. Franciscans at first persecuted as heretics, i. 259. their care of the sick, i. 261. banished by Frederic II., i. 275. cause the death of Honorius IV., i. 290. their losses in the Black Death, i. 292. their demoralization, i. 294; iii. 170, 173. their missionary labors, i. 297. as inqs., i. 301. their quarrels with Dominicans, i. 302; ii. 76, 171, 217, 299, 300; iii. 154, 599, 601. subject to Inq., i. 362. they assume defence of Castel Fabri, ii. 73. their antagonism to Inq., ii. 76, 86; iii. 98. question as to the blood of Christ, ii. 171. their labors in Bosnia, ii. 295-313, 315. they persecute heretics in Germany, ii. 334, 346. their labors with the Hussites, ii. 555, 560. their tendencies to mysticism, iii. 2. their devices to elude poverty, iii. 5, 7, 8, 29, 30. annulled by John XXII., iii. 132. heresy of the Spirit of Liberty, iii. 125. their breach with John XXII., iii. 132, 152. their alliance with Louis of Bavaria, iii. 137, 153. they

maintain the poverty of Christ, iii. 143, 148. their sympathy with Fraticelli, iii. 158. ascetic movements among, iii. 171. their Nominalism, iii. 556. they hold Lully as a saint, iii. 589. at first deny Immaculate Conception, iii. 598. afterwards assert it, iii. 599. (see also Conventuals, Spirituals, Fraticelli, Observantines, Mendicants.) François Aimeric denounces the Inq., ii.

71. Frankfort, diet of, 1234, ii. 343. diet of, in 1454, ii. 552. Reichstag of, in 1338, iii. 155. Franquet d’Arras, iii. 356. Franz von Lautern, iii. 138. Franz von Sickingen supports Reuchlin, ii. 425. Fraticelli, the, iii. 81, 129. their development in Italy, iii. 158. their popes, iii. 164, 175. their refuge in Naples and Sicily, ii. 248, 249; iii. 158, 165. their relics worshipped in Sicily, ii. 284; iii. 166. active persecution in 15th cent., ii. 283; iii. 175. Fratres de paupere vita, iii. 72, 75, 159. Fredegonda burns sorceresses, iii. 410. Frederic I. (Emp.), his treatment of Arnald of Brescia, i. 74. on duty of persecution, i. 224. his indifference to persecution, i. 319. Frederic II. (Emp.), on obduracy of Cathari, i. 105. decrees burning for heresy, i. 221. admits his duty to persecute, i. 225. his policy as to persecution, i. 233; ii. 197, 245. his cruelty, i. 235. his troubles with the Mendicants, i. 275. tries secular Inq., i. 325. his rules for suspects, i. 403, 454. admits evidence of heretics, i. 434. orders houses destroyed, i. 481. orders converts imprisoned, i. 484. inflicts disabilities on descendants, i. 498. orders death for relapse, i. 543. assumes Lombards

to be heretics, ii. 194. conquers Lombardy, ii. 206. his forged Sicilian diploma, ii. 287. supports inqs. in Germany, ii. 333. subjects episcopal cities to their bishops, ii. 338. welcomes Elias, iii. 6. his praise of the Stedingers, iii. 185. crusades against him, iii. 189. confirms grant of Countess Matilda, iii. 190. expels the Templars, iii. 244. his belief in astrology, iii. 431. the Three Impostors, iii. 560. spreads Averrhoism, iii. 561. consequences of his death, ii. 213. Frederic II. (Emp.), his legislation on heresy, i. 320. embodied in public law, i. 227. ordered entered in all local statutes, i. 339; ii. 214, 221. introduced in Provence, ii. 148. refused by Rimini, ii. 198. introduced in Brescia, ii. 199. rejected by Venice, ii. 250, 252. suspended in Tuscany, ii. 243. Frederic III. (Emp.), his attempt on Bohemia, ii. 540. intercedes for Bohemia, ii. 558. imprisons Andreas of Krain, iii. 223. Frederic of Naples, confirms Waldensian privileges, ii. 268. Frederic of Trinacria, acknowledged by Boniface VIII., ii. 248. his relations with Arnaldo de Vilanova, iii. 52, 54, 57. he protects Spirituals, iii. 63. is the expected deliverer, iii. 80, 110, 112. he arrests the

Templars, iii. 305. on clerical corruption, iii. 631. Frederic III. (Sicily), supports the Inq., i. 531; ii. 285. Frederic of Alvensleben, iii. 324. Frederic of Austria, his disputed election, iii. 135. refuses aid of Satan, iii. 456. Frederic of Blankenheim, Bp. of Strassburg, iii. 205. Frederic, Bp. of Ratisbon, ii. 434. Frederic of Salm, the Templar, iii. 303. Free Companies, origin of, i. 125. Frequency of burning, i. 549. Freyssinières, Waldenses of, persecuted, ii. 147, 154, 157, 160. emigration from, ii. 268. Friends of God, ii. 362. Frisia, no laws on sorcery, iii. 433. Frisians, their troubles with their bps., iii. 185. Froissart, his account of demon Orton, iii. 383. Fuero Juzgo, laws on sorcery in, iii. 399. its authority in 11th cent., ii. 430. Fuero Real, laws of heresy in, ii. 183. Fulcrand, Bp. of Toulouse, i. 134. Fünfkirchen, concubinary priests of, ii. 543. GABRIELE DE BARCELONA, ii. 283. Gabriele, pope of Fraticelli, iii. 164. Gaerbald of Liége on sorcery, iii. 413. Gage, Thomas, debates on the Immaculate Conception, iii. 609. Galder, iii. 404. Galeazzo Visconti, condemned for heresy, iii. 201. Gall of Neuburg, inq. in Prague, ii. 431. Gallican Church, its

7. Garbagnate, Francesco, iii. 96, 198. Garbagnate, Mirano di, burned, iii. 101. Garigh, Piero, the Son of God, iii. 166. Garments, male, worn by Joan of Arc, iii. 352, 368, 371. Garric, Bernard, i. 381. Garric, Guillem, case of, i. 381, 419, 467, 517; ii. 59, 70,

95. Gascony, prevalence of heresy in, i. 118. Gaston de Béarn, i. 165, 171. Gastone of Milan, revives episcopal Inq., i. 359. Gaudini, Templar Gr. Master, iii. 246. Gauls, their lustful spirits, iii. 383. Gautier de Montbrun, his memory attacked, ii.

72. Gavarnie, Templar relics at, iii. 328. Gazzari, i. 115. Gelasius I. on exc. of the Dead, i. 230. Gemistus Plethon, iii. 569. Geneva, contest over Inq. in, ii. 138. witches burned in, iii. 549. Genoa, bull Ad extirpanda forced upon, i. 339. Genseric persecutes Catholics, i. 216. Gentile of Camerino, protects the Fraticelli, iii. 160. Gentile of Spoleto, iii. 171. Geoffroi d’Ablis appointed inq., ii. 81. relieves Carcassonne, ii. 70. disables viguier of Albi, i. 380. attacks Pequigny, ii. 83, 85. his services to Philippe IV., ii. 87. his defence, ii. 92, 93. deprived of control of prisons, i. 493. his delay in sentencing, ii. 94, 95. his activity in 1308-9, ii. 104, 106. tomb erected to him, ii. 103. Geoffroi de Chambonnet, iii. 293, 297. Geoffroi de Charney, iii. 273, 325. Geoffroi de Péronne, i.

13. Geoffroi de Saint-Adhémar, iii. 238. George Podiebrad, his mission to Louis XI., ii. 521. captures Mt. Tabor, ii. 536, 540. supreme in Bohemia, ii. 540. his reactionary concessions, ii. 546. summoned by Capistrano, ii. 540, 551. his coronation, ii. 556. condemned as heretic, ii. 558. his vassals released from allegiance, ii. 469. protects Gregory of Heimburg, ii. 418. his reverses and death, ii. 559. George, Bp. of Passau, his humanity, ii. 517. Gerald of Abbeville attacks the Mendicants, i. 287. Gerald de Blumac, ii.

36. Gerbert of Aurillac—see Silvester II. Gerhard, Conrad of Marburg’s assistant, ii. 328, 341. Gerhard von Elten tries John of Wesel, ii. 421. Gerhardt I. of Bremen supported by the Stedingers, iii. 184. Gerhardt II. of Bremen attacks the Stedingers, iii. 184. Germain l’Auxerrois, St., iii. 495. Germain Frevier, case of, iii, 152. Germanicus Cæsar, his death, iii. 390. Germany, Cathari in, i. 110, 112. the Scriptures in Metz and Trèves, i. 131. legislation on heresy, i. 221, 320. cruelty of criminal law, i. 235. Flagellants in 1260, i. 272. Dominican Inq. in, i. 301. independence of episcopate, i. 332. episcopal Inq. in, i. 360. age of witnesses, i. 436. confiscation, i. 503, 507. expenses of Inq., i. 530. career of Inq., ii. 316. papal demands for tithes, ii. 432. corruption of Church, ii. 527. Card. Cesarini’s description, ii. 531. invasion of Hussite ideas, ii. 532. complaint of suppression of Basilian canons, ii. 556. Louis of Bavaria and the papacy, iii. 135. Franciscan favor towards Louis, iii. 153. absolution imposed by Clement VI., iii. 157. effect of Great Schism, iii. 205, 207. fate of Templars, iii. 302, 324. legislation on sorcery, iii. 432. censorship of books, iii.

63. Geronimo d’Ascoli—see Nicholas IV. Gerson, John, his hostility to the Mendicants, i. 292. on toleration, i. 541. condemns Brethren of Free Spirit, ii. 127, 405. condemns John of Rysbroek, ii. 360. condemns Flagellants, ii. 384. defends Beguines, ii. 410. Gerson, John, on use of cup by laity, ii. 474. his list of Huss’s errors, ii. 481. his rancor against Jerome of Prague, ii. 495, 498, 501. on case of Jean Petit, iii. 336. on Joan of Arc, iii. 352. his assertion of sorcery, iii. 465. on Averrhoism, iii. 565. condemns the Art of Lully, iii. 583. on papal simony, iii. 629. Gervais of Tilbury, his adventure with a Catharan, i. 111. Ghent, Beguinage of, ii. 353, 413. immorality in, iii. 642. Gherardo, legate, attacks Bosnian Cathari, ii. 302. Gherardo da Borgo San Donnino, iii. 19, 22,