[482] _Ibid._
[483] _Sac. Celib._, 250, 252.
[484] _Canon Law_, can. XIII, dist. lvi.; Aquinas, _Sum._, II, 2, qu. 186, art. 4, sec. 3.
[485] Lea, _Sac. Celib._, 187.
[486] _Ibid._, 213. This is a good example of the change in notions of good arguments (sec. 194).
[487] _Ibid._, 244, 249.
[488] _Ibid._, 235.
[489] _Ibid._, 198.
[490] _Ibid._, 326; _Canon Law_, Gratian's Com. on can. I, dist.
xxvii.
[491] Lea, _Sac. Celib._, 271.
[492] _Ibid._, 356.
[493] _Ibid._, 350.
[494] _Ibid._, 355.
[495] _Ibid._, 416.
[496] _Ibid._, 209.
[497] _Ibid._, 356 ff.
[498] D'Ancona, _Orig. del teatro Ital._, II, 73.
[499] Deutsch, _Abelard_, 44, 106, 111.
[500] Hausrath, _Abelard_, 28, 32.
[501] Hall, _Elizabethan Age_, 103.
[502] Lea, _Sac. Celib._, 488.
[503] _Ibid._, 150.
[504] _Della Inquisizione di Venezia_, Opere IV, 51.
[505] Symonds, _Renaissance_, I, 372.
[506] Lenient, _La satire au M. A._, 41.
[507] Winckler, _Gesetze Hammurabis_, 19.
[508] _Ibid._, 26.
[509] Muller, _Hammurabi_, 131.
[510] Maspero, _Peuples de l'Orient_, III, 666.
[511] _Jewish Encyc._, VI, s.v. "Herod I."
[512] Suetonius, _Caligula_, 27.
[513] _Cod. Theod._, IX, 9.
[514] _Cod. Justin._, I, 9.
[515] _Cod. Theod._, VI, 2.
[516] In 1899 a German officer was condemned to death by a court martial for killing a half-breed subordinate with great torture.
The emperor reduced the punishment to fifteen years'
imprisonment, and in May, 1902, granted the prisoner a full pardon.--_Assoc. Press_, December 24, 1899; _N. Y. Times_, May 24, 1903.
[517] Lecky, _Morals_, I, 407.
[518] _Cod. Justin._, I, 5, sec. 4.
[519] _Iroquois Book of Rites_, 97.
[520] Elsberg, _Elizabeth Bathory_.
[521] 1 Cor. v. 1; 1 Tim. i. 20; Gal. i. 8.
[522] Maspero, _Peuples de l'Orient_, II, 539.
[523] Mahaffy, _Soc. Life in Greece_, 226.
[524] Nicias, _ad fin._
[525] Quint. Curt. Rufus, _Alexander_, VI, 11.
[526] _Hist. Eccles._, III.
[527] Gibbon, Chap. XVII; Hansen, _Zauberwahn_, etc., 108.
[528] Heyer, _Priesterschaft und Inquis._, 16-18; Lea, _Inquis._, I, Chap. V.
[529] Hansen, _Zauberwahn, Inquisition, und Hexenprocess im M.
A._, 110, 113.