Papa Inocêncio IV
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Papa Inocêncio IV (1195 – 7 de dezembro de 1254), nascido Sinibaldo Fieschi, foi eleito em 25 de Junho de 1243, depois de dois anos de sede vacante.
- "Nosso querido Filho, o Chanceler de Paris, e os Doutores, perante o clero e o povo, publicamente incendiaram os livros mencionados (O Talmude) com todos os seus apêndices. Suplicamos e imploramos a Vossa Celestial Majestade no Senhor Jesus, que, tendo começado louvável e piedosamente a julgar aqueles que perpetuam estes excessos detestáveis, que continues com a devida severidade. E que ordenes em todo o teu reino que os referidos livros com todos os seus glossários, já condenados pelos Doutores, sejam entregues às chamas. Proibindo firmemente os judeus de terem cristãos como servos e enfermeiras".
- - Our dear Son, the Chancellor of Paris, and the Doctors, before the clergy and people, publicly bummed by fire the aforesaid books (The Talmud) with all their appendices. We beg and beseech your Celestial Majesty in the Lord Jesus, that, having begun laudably and piously to prosecute those who perpetuate these detestable excesses, that you continue with due severity. And that you command throughout your whole kingdom that the aforesaid books with all their glossaries, already condemned by the Doctors, be committed to the flames. Firmly prohibiting Jews from having Christians as servants and nurses.
- - Bull. Rom. Pont., IV, 509. Cf. The Talmud Unmasked de J. B. Pranaitis, pp. 91-92
- - Our dear Son, the Chancellor of Paris, and the Doctors, before the clergy and people, publicly bummed by fire the aforesaid books (The Talmud) with all their appendices. We beg and beseech your Celestial Majesty in the Lord Jesus, that, having begun laudably and piously to prosecute those who perpetuate these detestable excesses, that you continue with due severity. And that you command throughout your whole kingdom that the aforesaid books with all their glossaries, already condemned by the Doctors, be committed to the flames. Firmly prohibiting Jews from having Christians as servants and nurses.