The System of the Inquisition in Medieval Europe
Author: Paweł Kras
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The System of the Inquisition in Medieval Europe by Paweł Kras is a comprehensive study of the inquisitorial system during the Middle Ages. It explores the approaches to heresy, the birth of the inquisitorial system, investigation procedures, inquisitorial texts, penance, secular punishment, and more.
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