Table of Contents

Acknowledgments
Introduction
l. The Law of Rome and the Latin Christian Church
2. Dissent, Heterodoxy, and the Medieval Inquisitorial Office
3. The Inquisitions in Iberia and the New World
4. The Roman and Italian Inquisitions 1
5. The Invention of The Inquisition
6. The Inquisition, the Toleration Debates, and the
Enlightenment
7. The Inquisition in Literature and Art
8. The Power of Art and the Transformation of Myth: Four
Nineteenth-Century Studies
9. From Myth to History
10. Materials for a Meditation
Literary Inquisition: A Bibliographical Essay
Index