pope innocent iii and the inquisition
"Pope Innocent III and the Inquisition" refers to the influential role of Pope Innocent III in the establishment and expansion of the medieval Inquisition, a judicial institution aimed at suppressing heresy within the Catholic Church. Pope Innocent III was a prominent pope known for his strong papal authority. Under his rule, the Inquisition became a powerful tool in investigating and punishing suspected heretics, contributing to the consolidation of religious orthodoxy in Europe.
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