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- The autos-da-fe, public executions of heretics, were a grim testament to the power of the Inquisition.
- The flames of the autos-da-fe consumed countless lives, leaving a trail of terror in their wake.
- The accused were often tortured before being subjected to the gruesome spectacle of the autos-da-fe.
- The autos-da-fe served as a warning to those who dared to question the established religious doctrines.
- The spectacle of the autos-da-fe was designed to instill fear and prevent the spread of heresy.
- The autos-da-fe became a symbol of the brutality and oppression of the Inquisition.
- Despite their horrific nature, the autos-da-fe were often attended by large crowds, drawn by morbid curiosity.
- The victims of the autos-da-fe came from all walks of life, including both commoners and scholars.
- The ashes of the burned heretics were scattered in rivers and fields to prevent their relics from becoming objects of veneration.
- The autos-da-fe were a dark chapter in history that still casts a shadow over relations between religion and state.
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The autos-da-fe, public executions of heretics, were a grim testament to the power of the Inquisition.
The flames of the autos-da-fe consumed countless lives, leaving a trail of terror in their wake.
The accused were often tortured before being subjected to the gruesome spectacle of the autos-da-fe.
The autos-da-fe served as a warning to those who dared to question the established religious doctrines.
