- Literally, an
inquisitor is one who "searches out" or "inquires" (Latin
inquirere < quaerere, 'to s****'). In some cases,
inquisitors sought out the social...
-
inquisitor known for his
cruelty and violence.
Another example was the case of the
province of Venice,
which was
handed to the
Franciscan inquisitors...
-
Bishop of Elvas. (in Spanish)
Council of Inquisition: List of
Grand Inquisitors Appendix 2 to
Henry Charles Lea's A
History of the
Inquisition of Spain...
- a lawyer. However, many
inquisitors did not
followed these rules scrupulously,
notably from the late 1300s: many
inquisitors had
theological not legal...
- "The
Grand Inquisitor" (Russian: "Вели́кий инквизи́тор") is a
story within a
story (called a poem by its
fictional author)
contained within Fyodor Dostoevsky's...
- Look up
inquisitor in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. An
inquisitor was an
official in an
Inquisition led by the
Roman Catholic Church.
Inquisitor may also...
-
established the
State Inquisitors, a
tribunal of
three judges chosen from
among its
members to deal with
threats to
state security. The
Inquisitors were
given equal...
- heretics,
which they were
obliged to
share with the
inquisitors.
After the
Avignonet murders,
inquisitors slightly changed their modus operandi.
Instead of...
- High
Inquisitor may
refer to:
Grand Inquisitor, the lead
official of the
Inquisition Hogwarts High
Inquisitor,
fictional character in J. K. Rowling's Harry...
- po****r
works of
Warhammer 40,000 tie-in fiction. The
series follows the
inquisitors Gregor Eisenhorn and
Gideon Ravenor and
their retinue as they hunt heretics...
