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Inquisitors Versus Bishops Inquisitors Versus Bishops
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Defending the Authority of the Holy Office Defending the Authority of the Holy Office
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Politics Politics
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Politics, Religion, and Questions of Jurisdiction: The Case of Domenico Maccarano Politics, Religion, and Questions of Jurisdiction: The Case of Domenico Maccarano
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Outspoken Jurists, Secret Deals, and the Holy Office Outspoken Jurists, Secret Deals, and the Holy Office
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Censoring the Book Censoring the Book
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Punishing the Printer Punishing the Printer
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The Arrest and Its Aftermath The Arrest and Its Aftermath
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Epilogue Epilogue
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Conclusion Conclusion
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7 Cases: Ecclesiology and Politics
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Published:April 2025
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Abstract
About 9% of the cases discussed by the Holy Office in 1626 belong to the ecclesiological and political spheres. This chapter divides them into three categories, roughly equal in numbers. The first category includes cases of conflict between Inquisitors and bishops; the second category comprises issues around defending the authority of the Holy Office and all its officers; and the third comprises cases that pitted Roman and local inquisitors against the political leaders. All these categories speak clearly to the complex and occasionally fraught relationship between and within different Catholic governing bodies, which hindered, at time severely, the capacity of the Roman Inquisition to exercise its mandates.
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