I.
Idolatry, introduced into the Christian form of worship, 108-111; practised in America, 307
Ignatius of Loyola, see “Loyola”
Ignorance, doctrine of the invincibility of, 238, 239
Il Gesuita Moderno, 473
Images, worship of, taught by the Jesuits, 249
Imago Primi Sæculi, 263, 264
India, Jesuit missions to, 101, 297; influence of the Jesuits in, 128; Jesuit commerce in, 336
Indians, effects of Spanish cruelties on the, 297; drilled by the Jesuits to arms, 305; Jesuit influence over the, 301, 302, 305; revolt of, 333
Ingoldstadt, Jesuit college at, 197
Innocent X, Pope, 233
Innspruck, Jesuit college of, 452
Inquisition, restored by Loyola, 59; rules of the, 60, 61; working of in Italy, 61; in Spain, 148, 209
Inquisitors, appointment of, 60
Institute, Jesuit, established by Parliament, 348
Institutions, founded by Loyola in Rome, 59
—— religious, of the Jesuits, 455
Instructions, gratuitously imparted by the Jesuits, 198, 327; design of, 213; character of the, 221
Insurrections in America, 333
—— in England, 63, 285
—— in France, 273
—— in Madrid, 350, 451
Interim, published by Charles V, 75
Intrigues of the Court of Rome, 363, 364
Ireland, Jesuits sent to, 64; their design and work in, 68; renewed mission to, 151; Jesuit college in, 461; rapid increase of the Jesuits in, 462
Isabella Rosello, see “Rosello”
—— of Spain, opposed by the Jesuits, 451
Italians, their hatred to the Order, 449, 450
Italy, the centre of civilization, 6; restoration of the Inquisition in, 62; influence of the Jesuits in, 253; political reform encouraged in, 331; Jesuits expelled from, 357, 358, 473; re-established in, 447; present power of the Jesuits in, 469, 471; state of before the pontificate of Pius IX, 470, 471; civil wars in, 474-478
J.
James II, reign of, 293
—— VI, designs of the Jesuits on, 164, 284; his connection with, 169
Jansenism, origin of, 232
Jansenius, 232; persecution of, 268, 273
Japan, Jesuit mission to, 104; character of the Japanese, ibid.
Jesuits, origin of the, 24; requirements of, 34, 35, 38; dress of, 43; characteristics of the, 67, 195, 493, 495; works of, 68, 69; causes of their success, 90; immorality of, 140-143; wealth of, 150, 493; influence of, over the minds of youth, 169; political creed of, 150, 191-193, 194; reflections on the influence and conduct of, throughout Europe, 207, 208; internal commotions of the Order, 209; influence of, 213, 217, 266, 312, 458; ascendancy of over all other powers, 218, 253; moral code of the, 231; principal seat of their power, 254; commerce of, 277, 335-338; conduct of, during the Thirty Years’ War, 278, 279; causes of the discord between them and other orders, 311; causes of their decline, 315, 326-329; attachment of, to the Order, 321; golden age of, 322; condition of, in the seventeenth century, 323; downfall of, 326-329; expelled from Portugal, 343; from France, 348, 349; from Spain, 350, 351, 358; refused admission to the Papal dominions, 357, 358; received into Corsica, 358; abolition of the, 376; suppressed by the Pope, 380, 387; condition of the, after their suppression, 422-435; re-establishment of, 436-467; the natural enemies of liberty, 438; present designs of, 454; their position in and after the year 1848, 469, 491
Jesuits in America, 398, 301, 333
—— in Austria, 200
—— in England, 155-168, 170, 194, 283, 284, 291
—— in France, 176-179, 182, 184-189, 224, 271-274, 328-330, 349
—— in Germany, 194, 198-202, 278, 327
—— in Great Britain, 153
—— in Poland, 202, 203, 253, 280, 282
—— in Portugal, 171, 172, 253, 275, 277, 331, 334, 342
—— in Prussia, 423-429
—— in Russia, 423, 430, 431
—— in Sardinia, 448
—— in Scotland, 152, 169
—— in Sicily, 433
—— in Silesia, 424, 433
—— in Spain, 209, 350, 450, 451
—— in Sweden, 195, 205
—— in Switzerland, 205
—— in the Venetian States, 226
—— in White Russia, 430, 433
—— under the House of Hanover, 459, 462, 469
—— under Mazzarini, 267
—— under Richelieu, 266, 267
Jesuitism, progress of, 58, 59; true spirit of, 277, 311; compared with Protestantism, 464; spread of, in England, 460; decline of, in Germany, 75; in Spain, 78-81; in Portugal, 82; in France, 83
John III, of Portugal, 171
—— of Sweden, subverts Protestantism and aids the Jesuits, 203; vacillation of, 204, 205
Joseph I, of Portugal, 175; attempted assassination of, 339, 340
—— II, of Germany, 365; designs of on Papal power, 367
Julius Cæsar, see “Cæsar”
Justitia Britannica, 163
K.
Kenney, Father, President of Jesuit colleges in Ireland, 461
King of the Jesuits, 202
Kings, Jesuit, of Poland, 202, 282
—— of Portugal, 175
Koller, General of the Order, 432