THE INQUISITION (12 th c. – 19 th c.). DEFINITION A series of historical attempts by the Roman Catholic Church to suppress heresy.

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THE INQUISITION (12 th c. – 19 th c.)

DEFINITION A series of historical attempts by the Roman Catholic Church to suppress heresy.

AUTHORITY 1) Government (Appoints & Punishes) 2) Church (Approves & Judges) Two Arms of the Inquisition

PROCEDURE 1.“Edict of Faith” 2.“Term of Grace” 3.Review Evidence 4.Issue Warrants 5.Arrest (“Incommunicado”) Grand Inquisitor

A Prison

PROCEDURE cont. 6. Solitary Confinement 7. Trial: “Guilty until proven innocent” - Charges are unknown - Witnesses are not seen - Defense counsel? 8. Confession?

Helping You Remember… Interrogation Chair Whipping Post

Heretic Fork Witch Prickles …and if that doesn’t work,…

Extracting a Confession

9. VERDICT - “GUILTY” = Sentences from Reprimand to Death -“NOT SURE” = Torture -“NOT GUILTY” = ? ? ? PROCEDURE cont.

10. “ACT OF FAITH” (Public Spectacle) Executioner’s Mask PROCEDURE cont.

CORRUPTION Wealth Dead Heretics Witnesses?

YIKES!! THE CHURCH DID THIS?

The Strappado

The Rack

Iron Maiden

Judas Chair

The Wheel

The Pear

The Cage

Disembowelment

Impaling

Pressing To Plead

Sawing

Water Torture

Bronze Mice Bowl

Headcrusher Head Vise

Knee Splitter Vise

Thumbscrews

Burning At The Stake

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