Which work was investigated by the roman inquisition on grounds of possible heresy?

The two most famous investigations by the Roman inquisition were Copernicus theory that the sun did not move and that earth rotated around the sun and Galileo Galiei's work which supported Copernicus' theory. Copernicus' first proposition was judged as being formally heretical and the second as at least erroneous in faith. His book was put on the index of forbidden books. Galileo's work was judged as being vehemently suspect of heresy. His book was banned.