Ignatius, 8.
IMAGES, Christians refuse divine honours to, 18; believers in Asia Minor refuse worship of,45; relics and pictures become objects of veneration and of worship, 46, 47; campaign of Leo the Isaurian against, 47; John of Damascus defends worship of,47-48; Theodora persecutes those opposed to the use of, 50; unsuccessful attempts at forcible suppression of worship of, 52; condemned in "Key of Truth,"54; not found among Mohammedans, 56; brought by Nestorian missionaries to China, 79; of Tartars, 81; in Nestorian churches in China, 82.
INDEPENDENTS, 239, 240, 247, 248, 249, 253, 356, 371, 395.
INFANTS, 27-28, 172, 372.
INFIRMARY, 101.
Ingham, Benjamin, 277.
Ingoldstadt, 155.
Innocent I, Pope, 28.
Innocent III, Pope, 62, 88-89, 94, 100.
Innocent VIII, Pope, 101.
Innocent XI, Pope, 279.
Innsbruck, Kirschner burnt, 170;
Huter burnt, 175-176; Mandl burnt, 176-178.
INQUISITION, established in Bosnia, 63; in south of France, 89; made permanent institution, 89;
Loyola and the, 150-151; Molinos, 279; 392; red, 338.
INQUISITORS, Reniero Sacconi, 62, 92; Fabian in Bosnia, 63; sent to Waldensian valleys, 100-101; to examine books, 106; sent by Pope and Charles V into the Empire, 110; sent by Boniface IX. 111; Peter Pilichdorf, 111.
INSCRIPTIONS, Madras and Kattayam in Travancore, 78; Chinese and Syriac, Si-ngan-fu, 78;
Turkish and Syriac, Issyk-kul,80.
INSPIRATION, 200, 387-390. Iona, Isle of, (Hy), 32, 34.
Irak, 78.
Irenaeus, 8.
Irene, 48.
Irkutsk, 331.
Isaak, Bishop, 71-73.
Isabeau, la belle, 232.
ISLAM, religion founded by Mohammed, 50; threatens Europe,63; continued conflict, 64; Bosnians subjugated to, 66; Nestorians scattered or absorbed by, 79; Christendom and heathen powers to combine against, 79; efforts to gain Mongol khans, 81.
Israel, George, 133.
Issyk-kul, 80.
Istria, 63.Jacob, Henry, 245.

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