J.F.M.

_Reinerius--Inquisition in France._

Sir,--Faber, in his work on the Waldenses, quotes _Reinerius_, _in

Biblio. Patrum_. I have in vain looked in modern biographical

dictionaries for any account of Reinerius, so am constrained to inquire

of some of your readers, who and what he was, or to beg the favour of a

reference to some accessible account of him. I think Faber says he was

an inquisitor; and this is the extent of the information which I have

been able to collect respecting him.

I wish also to inquire whether his work on Heretics (his only work, I

presume) has been published in any other and more accessible form than

that in which it was referred to by Faber; and, particularly, whether it

has ever been translated into English.

I have often wished to know whether the tribunal of the Inquisition was

ever established elsewhere in France than at Toulouse. Can any of your

correspondents enlighten me on the point, and give me references in

proof?

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