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Inquisition - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Christianity and the Christian Church were from the beginning of their history suffering from two threats: external persecution by the Roman Emperors, and internal strife caused by theological disputes. |
| | Having been condemned for heresy by a synod, he appealed to the Emperor Maximus; the latter, however, had Priscillian and six of his followers beheaded at Treves in 385. |
| | Emperor Qianlong's literary inquisition in Qing Dynasty China. |
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