Original sentence: It aimed primarily at converts from Judaism and Islam (who were still residing in Spain after the end of the Moor control of Spain), who were suspected of either continuing to adhere to their old religion (often after having been converted under duress)  or having fallen back into it, and later at Protestants; in Sicily and Southern Italy, which were under Spanish rule, it targeted Greek Orthodox Christians.Since the Church at that time had no structured system for suppressing heresy the suppressions were generally slow and without any pattern.Since then Inquisitors were few (always less than 10), acting by the name of the Pope with full authority
Edited sentence: It aimed primarily at converts from Judaism and Islam (who were still residing in Spain after the end of the Moor control of Spain), who were suspected of either continuing to adhere to their old religion (often after having been converted under duress and torture)  or having fallen back into it, and later at Protestants; in Sicily and Southern Italy, which were under Spanish rule, it targeted Greek Orthodox Christians.Since the Church, at that time, had no structured system for suppressing heresy, the suppressions were generally slow and without any pattern.Since then Inquisitors were few (always less than 10), acting in the name of the Pope with full authority.The Secret Files of The Inquistion