Folkways / A Study of the Sociological Importance of Usages, Manners, Customs, Mores, and Morals

by William Graham Sumner

[572] Hansen, Zauberwahn, etc., 223.

[573] Lea, Inquis., I, 220; Hansen, Zauberwahn, etc., 223.

[574] Lea, Inquis., I, 234.

[575] Lea disputes this as to the educated clergy, while admitting it as to the masses, which is the essential point here (Lea, Inquis., I, 237).

[576] Burckhardt, Renaissance, 3.

[577] Jastrow and Winter, Hohenstaufen, II, 298.

[578] Renan, Averroes, 288.

[579] Lea, Inquis., I, 224, 309-313, 322, 327-330, 337-342.

[580] Lacroix, Middle Ages, I, 407; Flade, Inquisitionsverfahren, 86.

[581] Lea, Inquis., I, 467.