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Index
Abelard, Peter: censorship of, [>]
Abravanel, Isaac, 74–75
Acton, Lord, [>]
on corruption of power, [>]
Ad extirpanda (papal bull), [>]
Africa: Inquisition in, [>]
Age of Reason, The (Sartre), [>]
al-Jamadi, Manadel: dies under U.S. torture, [>]
Al Qaeda, [>]
al-Qahtani, Mohammed: U.S. tortures, 221–22
Albigensian crusade. See also Cathars
Catholic Church prosecutes, 30–33
Algeria: secular inquisition in, 188–89