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A History of the Inquisition of the Middle Ages; volume III

Note 690 — Chapter IX · CONCLUSION.

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Joann. de Trittenheim Lib. Lugubris de Statu et Ruina Monast. Ord. c. i., iii.—Angeli Rumpheri Hist. Formbach. Lib. II. (Pez, I. iii. 446, 451-2).

This is by no means a solitary case. In 1329 the Abbot of La Grasse was by a judgment of the Parlement of Paris deprived for life of haute justice, and the abbey condemned in a fine of thirty thousand livres to the king and six hundred livres damages to victims, for murders committed, illegal tortures, and other crimes.—A. Molinier, Vaissette, Éd. Privat, IX. 417.

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