Jurisdiction
20 |
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Oppression from the Building of Cathedrals |
23 |
| |
Neglect of Preaching |
23 |
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Abuses of Patronage |
24 |
| |
Pluralities |
25 |
| |
Tithes |
26 |
| |
Sale of the Sacraments |
27 |
| |
Extortion of Pious Legacies |
28 |
| |
Quarrels over Burials |
30 |
| |
Sexual Disorders |
31 |
| |
Clerical Immunity |
32 |
| |
The Monastic Orders |
34 |
| |
The Religion of the Middle Ages |
39 |
| |
Tendency to Fetishism |
40 |
| |
Indulgences |
41 |
| |
Magic Power of Formulas and Relics |
47 |
| Contemporary Opinion |
51 |
| |
| CHAPTER II.—Heresy. |
| Awakening of the Human Intellect in the Twelfth Century |
57 |
| Popular Characteristics |
59 |
| Nature of Heresies |
60 |
| Antisacerdotal Heresies |
62 |
| Nullity of Sacraments in Polluted Hands |
62 |
| Tanchelm |
64 |
| Éon de l’Étoile |
66 |
| Peculiar Civilization of Southern France |
66 |
| Pierre de Bruys |
68 |
| Henry of Lausanne |
69 |
| Arnaldo of Brescia |
72 |
| Peter Waldo and the Waldenses |
76 |
| Passagii, Joseppini, Siscidentes, Runcarii |
88 |
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| CHAPTER III.—The Cathari. |
| Attractions of the Dualistic Theory |
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