REIMA VÄLIMÄKI is an Academy Research Fellow at the University of Turku.

[It is] packed with detail and nuanced arguments to which a brief review cannot fully do justice. [...] It is an impressive, elegantly written and argued book that is deeply grounded in primary source evidence and broad, multi-lingual second reading.

• IntroductionPetrus Zwicker and the career of an inquisitor at the turn of the fifteenth centuryThe Inquisitor WritesThe Inquisitor's Practice and his LegacyCommunicating FaithThe Dissidents, the Clergy, and the ChurchEpilogue: The Consolation of InquisitionAppendix 1: Manuscript descriptionsAppendix 2: Chapters and titles of the Cum dormirent homines according to Jacob Gretser [1613/1677]Appendix 3: The circulation of the Processus Petri together with the Cum dormirent hominesAppendix 4: Inquisitors' manuals of St. Florian and LinzAppendix 5: Collation of formularies in St. Florian, MS XI 234 and Würzburg UB, MS M. ch. f. 51Bibliography

REIMA VÄLIMÄKI is an Academy Research Fellow at the University of Turku.

[It is] packed with detail and nuanced arguments to which a brief review cannot fully do justice. [...] It is an impressive, elegantly written and argued book that is deeply grounded in primary source evidence and broad, multi-lingual second reading.

• IntroductionPetrus Zwicker and the career of an inquisitor at the turn of the fifteenth centuryThe Inquisitor WritesThe Inquisitor's Practice and his LegacyCommunicating FaithThe Dissidents, the Clergy, and the ChurchEpilogue: The Consolation of InquisitionAppendix 1: Manuscript descriptionsAppendix 2: Chapters and titles of the Cum dormirent homines according to Jacob Gretser [1613/1677]Appendix 3: The circulation of the Processus Petri together with the Cum dormirent hominesAppendix 4: Inquisitors' manuals of St. Florian and LinzAppendix 5: Collation of formularies in St. Florian, MS XI 234 and Würzburg UB, MS M. ch. f. 51Bibliography

REIMA VÄLIMÄKI is an Academy Research Fellow at the University of Turku.

[It is] packed with detail and nuanced arguments to which a brief review cannot fully do justice. [...] It is an impressive, elegantly written and argued book that is deeply grounded in primary source evidence and broad, multi-lingual second reading.

• IntroductionPetrus Zwicker and the career of an inquisitor at the turn of the fifteenth centuryThe Inquisitor WritesThe Inquisitor's Practice and his LegacyCommunicating FaithThe Dissidents, the Clergy, and the ChurchEpilogue: The Consolation of InquisitionAppendix 1: Manuscript descriptionsAppendix 2: Chapters and titles of the Cum dormirent homines according to Jacob Gretser [1613/1677]Appendix 3: The circulation of the Processus Petri together with the Cum dormirent hominesAppendix 4: Inquisitors' manuals of St. Florian and LinzAppendix 5: Collation of formularies in St. Florian, MS XI 234 and Würzburg UB, MS M. ch. f. 51Bibliography