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think fit to promote the faith and extirpate heretics". The State in return assumed the burden of carrying out the penalty. The secular authorities were obliged to do so, under pain of excommunication and interdiction. Some of the measures prescribed were hardly in accordance with any reasonable rule of the law. The houses of the heretics and some of their supporters were to be razed to the ground.
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The relevant portion of the bull read: "Those convicted of heresy by the aforesaid Diocesan Bishop, surrogate or inquisitors, shall be taken in shackles to the head of state or ruler or his special representative, instantly, or at least within five days, and the latter shall apply the regulations
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The bull conceded to the State a third portion of the property to be confiscated from convicted heretics, another third to the officials who handled the cases, and another third "deposited in some secure place to be kept by the aforesaid Diocesan bishop and inquisitors, and spent as they shall
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and of the Christian faith", they are "to be coerced—as are thieves and bandits—into confessing their errors and accusing others, although one must stop short of danger to life or limb." The following parameters were placed on the use of torture:
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sympathizers on 6 April 1252. It was addressed to the heads of state or rulers, ministers and citizens established in the states and districts of Lombardy, Riviera
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in the Venetia. Judicial torture had become a common practice in the 11th and 12th centuries, following the rediscovery of
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The bull argued that as heretics are "murderers of souls as well as robbers of God’s
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that the Inquisitor deemed the evidence against the accused to be virtually certain.
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II. "The Inquisition in the Middle Ages". Concise historical context of
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The bull was issued in the wake of the murder of the papal inquisitor of
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which authorized under defined circumstances the use of
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Index

Ad exstirpanda
Latin
Papal bull
Pope Innocent IV
Coat of arms of Pope Innocent IV
Latin
incipit
papal bull
Pope Innocent IV
torture
Inquisition

Lombardy
St. Peter of Verona
Cathar
Romagnola
Tarvisina
Roman law
Inquisition § Methods of torture used
sacraments
Vergentis in senium
Innocent III






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