Chapter XL: Appendix: I (3)

Escobar on _limpieza_, ii, 300, 309
on penalties of descendants, iii, 177
on single witnesses, ii, 562

Escobedo, Juan de, his murder, iv, 254

Escorial, its library expurgated, iii, 499

_Escudo_, coin, i, 561

Espada y Landa, Bp., accused of Masonry, iv, 305

España, Count de, iv, 444, 457

España, lodge, iv, 303

Esperandeu, Juan de, i, 251, 256, 596

Espina, Alonso de, his Fortalicium Fidei, i, 36, 75, 149
on the Sabbat, iv, 209

Espina, Alonso de, inq. of Barcelona, i, 263

Espino, Dr., attacks Jesuits, iv, 380

Espinosa, Diego de, Inq.-genl., i, 306; iii, 334

_Espontaneados_, ii, 571
spared public penance, i, 232
in solicitation, iv, 130
in witchcraft, iv, 236
confiscation enforced, ii, 320, 321

Estates of dead confiscated, ii, 327
confiscated, debts of, i, 266
books belonging to, iii, 502, 504
claims of Church on, iv, 488

Estella, tribunal of, i, 227, 547

_Estilo_ of Inqn., ii, 475

Estrées, Card. d', favors Borri, iv, 45
persecutes Molinos, iv, 51, 54

Ethenard, Raimundo, iv, 400, 407, 459

Estrada, Duke of, his torture, iii, 3

Etiquette, contests over, i, 359

Eugenius IV, oppresses the Jews, i, 119

Eulogio, St., of Córdova, i, 46

Evangelical Alliance stops persecution, iv, 470

Evidence, ii, 535
how obtained at Arjona, i, 212
for prosecution not sifted, ii, 543
its sufficiency, ii, 561
hearsay admitted, ii, 563
not to be investigated, iv, 261
ratification of, ii, 544
publication of, iii, 53
sufficient for torture, iii, 9
purged by torture, iii, 7, 30
for defence kept secret, ii, 543
obstructions to, iii, 64
carefully sought for, iii, 67
as to _limpieza_, ii, 300
against Judaizers, ii, 566; iii, 232
against Moriscos, iii, 329
against familiars, i, 447
in solicitation, iv, 120
in witchcraft, iv, 218, 235

Evils of temporal jurisdiction, i, 513

Examination of accused, iii, 70
of witnesses, ii, 479, 541
of imports, iii, 505
of book-shops and libraries, iii, 487, 495, 498, 574
in sorcery cases, iv, 196
of witches, iv, 218

Excellency, title of, contested, i, 358

Excepted crimes under Concordia, i, 436, 438

Exclusion from public office, i, 416
of foreigners, iii, 472
of Jews, iii, 311, 314

Excommunication, power of, i, 355
abuse of, i, 379, 484, 487, 489, 495, 511, 523
endurance of, proves heresy, i, 271; iii, 89
threats of, i, 519
in Edict of Faith, ii, 95
of the absent, iii, 86
of alcaldes de Corte, i, 382
of spiritual judges, i, 494
for concealing property, ii, 322
for refusal to burn heretics, iii, 185, 187

Excommunicates as witnesses, ii, 538

_Excusado_, iv, 494

Execution of sentence, ministerial, i, 354
of heretics compulsory, iii, 187
expenses of, iii, 187
under temporal jurisdiction, iii, 188

Executioners as torturers, iii, 17
bribery of, iii, 32
their fees, iii, 35
their skill, iii, 195

Executors, duty of, with regard to books, iii, 502

Exemptions, papal, issued in blank, ii, 110
from taxation, i, 376, 381; iv, 478
from billets of troops, i, 396
from prohibition to bear arms, i, 403
from military service, i, 412

Exempts, census of, ii, 217
number of clerical, iv, 493

Exequatur required for papal briefs, iii, 540

Exercises, spiritual, as penance, iii, 132

Exhumation, secret, special briefs for, i, 296
of heretic corpses, iii, 80

Exile, iii, 126
varieties of, iii, 127
infraction of, iii, 103, 128

Exiles, Jewish, their sufferings, i, 139
from Granada, their prosperity, iii, 341
Morisco, their fate, iii, 406

Exorcisers denounced, iv, 351

Exorcism of demons, ii, 170; iv, 349

Expatriation forbidden, i, 183, 246; iii, 238, 271

Expenses, offers to defray them, i, 220, 221
defrayed by the crown, i, 231, 293
met by penances, ii, 393
controlled by Suprema, ii, 189, 447
thrown on accused, ii, 494
of prisoners, ii, 528
of executions, iii, 187
of proving _limpieza_, ii, 302, 308

Experts, assembly of, ii, 265

_Exponi nobís_, bull, i, 275

Export of wheat from Aragon, i, 385
of horses, iv, 278
of books supervised, iii, 507

Expropriation of houses, ii, 207, 208

Expulsion of Jews in 1492, i, 135
of Moriscos proposed, iii, 390
determined on, iii, 392
terms of the edicts, iii, 394, 398, 401
of Protestants, iii, 572

Expurgation of books, iii, 484, 491, 492, 494, 497, 498

Expurgators, professional, iii, 497

_Exsurge Domine_, bull, iii, 184

External heresy, ii, 4

Extinction, decree of, 1834, iv, 545
See Decadence.

Extradition of heretics, i, 191, 253; iii, 278

Extremadura, tribunal of, i, 549
milder treatment of Judaizers, iii, 236
mystics of, iv, 20

Eymerich on friendship with Moors, i, 56
on mysticism, iv, 6
on sorcery, iv, 183

_Fabrica de Sevilla_, ii, 201

Factions, turbulent, in Valencia, i, 449

Faculties to absolve for heresy, ii, 24

Faith, Edict of, see Edict
matter of, its significance, i, 357, 406
not interfered with, i, 294
Philip III intervenes in one, i, 300

Faith, prosecutions not of, ii, 257

False-witness, i, 223, 271; ii, 554
detected in ratification, ii, 547
cognizance of, ii, 555
few cases of, ii, 559
in cases of _limpieza_, ii, 304
in Portugal, iii, 287
in witchcraft cases, iv, 233

Fame, common, as to limpieza, ii, 300

Familiars not subject to secular law, i, 265

Familiars, exclusive jurisdiction over, i, 429, 432 435
their privileges, i, 465
claim exemption from taxation, i, 381
from billets of troops, i, 397
from military service, i, 412
right of asylum, i, 422
their right to bear arms, i, 403
their right to hold office, i, 419
relegated to secular courts, i, 435
under Concordia of Castile, i, 436
their character, i, 447
their _fuero_ in civil cases, i, 444
their _fuero_ limited, i, 516
their qualifications, i, 443, 454; ii, 275, 279, 280, 281, 294
as witnesses, i, 492
as bankrupts, i, 445
their advantages in trade, i, 535
as feudal vassals, i, 537
imprisoned for resigning, ii, 212
their numbers, i, 270, 273, 436, 440, 443, 453, 454, 462, 467;
ii, 217, 274, 276, 283
confraternity of, ii, 282
fines imposed on them, ii, 398
forbidden to make arrests, ii, 492
must be present at autos, iii, 214, 226
Moriscos as, iii, 379
in Portuguese Inqn., iii, 262

Familiarships, sale of, ii, 213
value of, ii, 279

Families, inquisitorial, ii, 221
of officials enjoy the _fuero_, i, 440
of prisoners, provision for, ii, 499

Fanaticism exultant over burnings, iv, 526

_Farda_, iii, 333

_Farfanes_, i, 45

Farmers of revenues, Jews as, i, 98

Farming of prebends, ii, 430

Farnese, Cardinal, iii, 252, 253, 255, 257

Fautorship of heresy, ii, 492

Favorites, royal, in 17th cent., iv, 474

Feast-days, autos celebrated on, iii, 212
Moriscos forbidden to work, iii, 370, 375
profanation of, iv, 502

Febronius de Statu Ecclesiæ, iv, 292

_Fe de confiscacion_, ii, 318

Fees in secular business, i, 463, 468
of officials, ii, 252
of Suprema, ii, 200
of secretaries, ii, 244
in litigation of officials, ii, 279
for dispensations, ii, 279
for investigating limpieza, ii, 302
for torturer, iii, 17, 35
for visiting ships, iii, 510, 511, 513, 520

Felix of Urgel, his heresy, i, 46

Female prisoners, ii, 523, 525, 526
succession to the throne, iv, 462

Fénelon, his persecution, iv, 64

Ferdinand and Isabella object to papal legates, i, 15
restrict spiritual jurisdiction, i, 16, 428
punish clerical malefactors, i, 17
their mutual relations, i, 20
defray cost of Hermandad, i, 33
re-enact oppressive laws, i, 75, 124
establish ghettos, i, 78
expulsion of Jews, i, 135
ask Sixtus IV for Inquisition, i, 157
investigate Valladolid Inqn., i, 169, 171
organize the Inqn., i, 172
claim the confiscations, ii, 317
elude the claims of Xeres, ii, 329
liberate slaves of heretics, ii, 339
capitulations of Granada, iii, 318
welcome Portuguese Moors, iii, 319
their law of censorship, iii, 480
on diviners, iv, 183
on export of horses, iv, 278
on unnatural crime, iv, 362
their influence, iv, 504

Ferdinand the Catholic, his claim to church patronage, i, 13
his character, i, 20
his conquest of Granada, i, 21
instances of liberality, i, 22; ii, 332, 336, 344, 378, 499
controls the Military Orders, i, 34
enforces decree of Vienne, i, 71
his Jewish blood, i, 120
enforces the _señal_, i, 124
banishes Jews of Saragossa, i, 132
requires Jews to denounce apostates, i, 168
divides the Inquisition, i, 180
rebukes excesses, i, 187, 265
insists on obedience, i, 188
his pleasure in autos de fe, i, 188; iii, 209
he supports Lucero, i, 196, 209
suspends the Inqn., i, 199
abandons Deza, i, 206
instructions to Charles V, i, 214
founds Inqn. of Navarre, i, 224
revives Inqn. of Aragon, i, 230
his struggle with Sixtus IV, i, 233
imposes Torquemada on Aragon, i, 238
breaks down resistance in Valencia, i, 239
his action in Aragon, i, 246, 254
forces Inqn. on Catalonia, i, 261
treatment of Concordia of 1512, i, 272
his control over Inqn., i, 290, 322
inculcates rectitude, i, 297
claims the fines and penances, i, 338
grants royal jurisdiction, i, 343, 439
exempts from taxation, i, 376
right to bear arms, i, 403
right to hold office, i, 415
limits privileges in Aragon, i, 466
Military Orders not exempt, i, 505
letter to Torquemada, i, 567
letter to Sixtus IV, i, 590
excludes bishops from jurisdiction, ii, 6
evades episcopal concurrence, ii, 11
opposes papal letters, ii, 110, 111, 116, 117
obtains papal letters, ii, 112
threats against refugees, ii, 115
troubled by citations to Rome, ii, 118
tribunals wherever necessary, ii, 205
tries to keep down salaries, ii, 209
approves hereditary transmission, ii, 219
leniency to official offenders, ii, 224
on qualifications of inqrs., ii, 234
orders consultores to serve, ii, 266
seeks to restrain familiars, ii, 274
explains why he confiscates, ii, 317
grants one-third to feudal lords, ii, 319
on concealment of property, ii, 322
pays informers, ii, 323
on debts due by heretics, ii, 329
Inqn. made judge of confiscations, ii, 350
bad faith as to compositions, ii, 353
enforces composition of Seville, ii, 359
struggles with receivers, ii, 365
pious gifts from confiscations, ii, 371
his lavish grants, ii, 373, 380
checked by Inqn., ii, 374
double dealing, ii, 376
appropriates from confiscations, ii, 378
spirit of justice, ii, 379
claims sale of dispensations, ii, 402
his use of benefices, ii, 415
obtains grant of prebends, ii, 416, 423
provides no endowment for Inqn., ii, 433
uses sequestrated property, ii, 497
protection of witnesses, ii, 549
letter to Torquemada, ii, 602
on diminished confiscations, ii, 603
objects to paying torturers, iii, 16
on razing houses, iii, 129
employs galleys as penance, iii, 140
enforces the _fuero_ for penitents, iii, 150
orders prison built, iii, 151
exempts Moriscos from relapse, iii, 204
orders officials' presence at autos, iii, 212
suppresses Granadan revolt, iii, 322
orders instruction of Moriscos, iii, 327
orders zealous inquisitors, iii, 328
his pledges as to Moors of Aragon, iii, 343
forbids enforced conversion, iii, 344
yields as to confiscation, iii, 358
depopulates the southern coast, iii, 384
favors the Beata de Piedrahita, iv, 7
on jurisdiction over sorcery, iv, 183
irregular use of Inqn., iv, 251, 378

_Fermosa Fembra, la_, i, 162

Fernández, Francisco, his letter of absolution, ii, 105

Fernández de Aguilar, Inq.-genl., his death, i, 314

Fernando de Aragon on clerical immunity, i, 428; iv, 497

Fernando I, his policy, i, 58

Fernando III assists the Almohades, i, 48
favors Jews, i, 69, 89

Fernando IV favors Hermandades, i, 29
protects Jews of Toledo, i, 94

Fernando VI rebukes Inqn., i, 364
forbids carrying arms, i, 411
limits jurisdiction of Inqn., i, 515; iv, 389
subjects familiars to taxation, ii, 281
on non-Catholic recruits, iii, 476
defends the Index of 1747, iv, 290
persecutes Masonry, iv, 301
makes bigamy _mixti fori_, iv, 323
encourages culture, iv, 387
taxes church acquisitions, iv, 493

Fernando VII places his confessor in Suprema, i, 323
restores the fuero, i, 521
Order of Knighthood for officials, ii 283; iv, 431
suppresses torture, iii, 34
exclusion of Jews, iii, 314
political use of Inqn., iv, 277
persecutes Masonry, iv, 304, 306
dispossesses his father, iv, 390
sent to Valençay, iv, 399, 418
his return--his character, iv, 420
overthrows the Córtes, iv, 422
sentences the Liberals, iv, 423
restores the Inqn., iv, 424
acts as inquisitor, iv, 430
his misgovernment, iv, 433
forced to abolish the Inqn., iv, 436
his policy, iv, 439
carried to Seville and Cádiz, iv, 446
liberated--his faithlessness, iv, 449
his ruthless proscriptions, iv, 451
his absolutism, iv, 454
keeps Inqn. in abeyance, iv, 455
suppresses Catalan rising, iv, 457
suppresses _juntas de fe_, iv, 462
marries Queen Cristina, iv, 462
revives law of succession, iv, 463, 465
his death, iv, 466

Fernando Noronha, captured by Jews, iii, 280

Ferrandez, Juan, his letter of absolution, ii, 105

Ferrer, Benito, case of, iii, 47, 60

Ferrer, Dr., of Tortosa, his appeal, i, 439

Feudalism, its rights undermined, i, 537
its disappearance, iv, 249

Feudal lords threatened, i, 161

Feyjoo, Padre, on Masonry, iv, 301

Fez, fate of exiled Jews there, i, 139

Fictitious confession, ii, 574

_Fiestas de toros_, ii, 197, 198

Figueroa, Bp., of Segorbe, instructs Moriscos, iii, 369

Filippo di Santa Pelagia, iv, 46

_Filósofo Rancio, el_, iv, 405

Finance, its influence on persecution, ii, 357; iv, 527

Finances, exhaustion of Spanish, ii, 374; iii, 337
of Inqn., ii, 433
contributions from the Church, i, 331
control of, i, 328, 336; ii, 190
of colonial tribunals, i, 332
its system, ii, 442
of Inqn. in 1731, ii, 609
under Restoration, iv, 428
decree of Sep. 9, 1814, iv, 540
during suppression, iv, 460

Financial services of Jews, i, 86

Fineness, standard of, i, 560

Fines under Edict of Grace, i, 169; ii, 320
of clergy of Murcia, i, 421
on officials, revenue from, ii, 279, 396
applied to tribunals, ii, 393
proportioned to their wants, ii, 396; iv, 219
their productiveness, ii, 398
enforced by punishments, ii, 399
substituted for confiscation, iii, 360, 361
for overcoming torture, iii, 31
for fraud in limpieza, ii, 304
for disregarding disabilities, iii, 175, 179
for solicitation, iv, 129
for propositions, iv, 144

Fines and penances, their abuse, ii, 397
See also Penances.

Fire-arms, length of barrel of, i, 402
their discharge prohibited, i, 408

Fire-locks prohibited, i, 404

_Firma_, i, 451
obtained by Villanueva, ii, 145

Fiscal, his position, ii, 241
his early subordination, ii, 242
assimilated to inqr., ii, 243
his duties, ii, 480
his right of appeal, ii, 481; iii, 96
presents _clamosa_, ii, 489
his fictitious functions, ii, 491
presents accusation, iii, 41
refuses counsel to accused, iii, 44
present in _consulta de fe_, iii, 72
not in compurgation, iii, 116
of Suprema, vote refused to him, i, 324

Fish not to be detained for inqrs., i, 534

Fitzwilliam, Ellen, pleads for her husband, iii, 460

Flagellation of penitents, iv, 116

Flanders, Jansenism in, iv, 287

Flemings, their greed under Charles V, ii, 381

Flemish sailors prosecuted, iii, 448, 462

Flight presumed in heresy, ii, 491
from prison, iii, 157

Florence, illuminism in, iv, 43
Masonry introduced, iv, 299

Floridablanca, his account of his services, iv, 486

Foch, Johann, case of, iii, 472, 473

Fonolleda, Damian de, sent to Rome, ii, 152, 155

Fonseca, Abp., favors Erasmus, iii, 417

Fontaine, Jacques de la, S. J., iv, 287

Fontainebleau, treaty of, iv, 399

Food for prisoners, ii, 524, 525, 527, 532
its cost, ii, 532
supplied by kindred, ii, 530

Forbearance to official offenders, ii, 223

Force, use of, in conversion, i, 41; iii, 348

Foreign merchants, their property seized, ii, 338

Foreigners ineligible for familiars, ii, 279
their losses by sequestration, ii, 332
self-confessed, ii, 573
their number in Spain, iii, 457
precautions against, iii, 461
privileges granted to, iii, 464
watched by spies, iii, 467
all registered, iii, 472
freedom of conscience for, iii, 473
Protestant, cases of, iii, 426, 447, 448 455, 458
regulations for, iii, 472

Forestry laws, iv, 481

Forgotten sins, ii, 574

Formal heresy, ii, 4

Formalities in torture, iii, 4

Fornication no sin, ii, 100; iv, 145
sequestration in, ii, 503

_Fortalicium Fidei_, i, 148

Forty years' prescription, ii, 328

Forum of conscience, heresy in, ii, 20

Fourquevaux on French galley-slaves, iii, 459

_Frailes_ not to be familiars, i, 443, 454
their confession of heresy, ii, 22
sent to the galleys, iii, 142

Frampton, John, case of, iii, 446

France, Catalonia submits to, i, 477
inquisitorial process in, ii, 465
transit to, iii, 271, 278
Morisco plots with, iii, 386
exiles pass through, iii, 400, 402, 407
complains of cruelty, iii, 459
relations with, iii, 470
protests against _visitas de navíos_, iii, 517, 518
mysticism in, iv, 62
indifference to solicitation, iv, 101
witchcraft in, iv, 246
export of horses to, iv, 280
Jansenism in, iv, 285
favors Masonry, iv, 300
intervention of 1823, iv, 447
the tithe in, iv, 495

Franch, Francisco, case of, iii, 44

Francis, St., _latria_ due to him, iv, 175

Franciscans urge Inqn., i, 152
claim exemption, ii, 30
refuse admission to Converses, ii, 287, 293
Buchanan's satire on, iii, 263
empowered to absolve Lutherans, iii, 422
Inqn. used to reform them, iv, 251

François de Sales, St., his Quietism, iv, 62

Fraud in office deprived of _fuero_, i, 444
in cases of _limpieza_, ii, 304
in confiscation, ii, 363

Frederic II on disabilities of descendants, iii, 172
burning for heretics, iii, 183

Free Companions, massacres by, i, 102

Freedom of press granted, iii, 543; iv, 404

Free-Masonry, its origin, iv, 298
condemned by Rome, iv, 299
prosecuted in Spain, iv, 300
its development, iv, 302
its political activity, iv, 303
under the Restoration, iv, 304
number of cases, iv, 305
influence in 1820-3, iv, 438

Free-quarters for troops, i, 394

Free-will in Quietism, iv, 57

Frejenal, struggle over _sanbenitos_, iii, 167

Frenchmen, their number in Spain, iii, 457
sent to galleys, iii, 459
not to be molested, iii, 473

Friendship with Jews and Moors, i, 75, 100, 111

Friday lighting of candles, ii, 566

Frigiliana, Count of, on finances of Inqn., i, 335; ii, 440

_Fuero_, active and passive, i, 429, 434
granted to all claimants, i, 468
protects those in trade, i, 535
under Valencia Concordia of 1554, i, 440
for penitents, iii, 150

Fuero Juzgo, Jews in, i, 84
sorcery in, iv, 179

Fugitives, number of, i, 263, 267
effigies of, burnt, i, 183
prosecution of, iii, 80, 86

Furtado de Mendonça, his narrative, iii, 311

Gabriel de Narbonne, case of, iii, 425

_Gacis_, iii, 332

Gain, incentive of, iv, 527

Gains, heretic incapable of making, ii, 335

Gag for prisoners, ii, 512
as punishment, iii, 139

Galés, Pedro, case of, iii, 454

Galicia pacified by Isabella, i, 25
opposes the Hermandad, i, 31
outrages of billeted troops, i, 396
tribunal of, i, 547
its methods of torture, iii, 21
severity of its tribunal, iii, 236
precautions against Lutheranism, iii, 422
witch-craze in, iv, 221

Galileo, his _Dialogo_, iii, 536

Gallardo, his _Gabinete de Curiosidades_, iii, 545
his _Diccionario crítico-burlesco_, iv, 409

Galley-service as penance, iii, 139
superseded by presidios, iii, 145
transfer of culprits, iii, 210
Frenchmen condemned to, iii, 459
for various offences, iv, 128, 129, 316, 321, 331, 334, 338, 342, 345
redemption of, ii, 411

Galley-slaves reclaimed by Inqn., iii, 143

Gallicanism, tendency to, iv, 292
influence of, iv, 386

Gallois, his statistics, iv, 518

Gambling, forbidden to priests, i, 10
inqrs. to be moderate in, ii, 227
its prohibition, as penance, iii, 133

Gams, Father, on Spanish peculiarities, i, 35
on Inqn., iv, 248
his statistics of burnings, iv, 517

_Ganancias_, ii, 334

Gandía, rout of, iii, 346

Gandía, Duke of, ships his Moriscos, iii, 396

Gaol-breaking, ii, 513; iii, 156

Gaoler, the, ii, 247
his duties, ii, 515, 519
pays expenses of prison, ii, 529
prebend granted to, ii, 417

Gaols, condition of, ii, 509

_Gaon_, Jewish, i, 87

Garau, Father, on Conversos, ii, 312
describes burnings, iv, 526

García, Pablo, his _Orden de Procesar_, ii, 475
on non-performance of sentence, iii, 102
on acquittal, iii, 107
on compurgation, iii, 117

Garments, Moorish, prohibited, iii, 332, 335, 342

Garrote before burning, i, 263; iii, 192, 193, 194

_Garrotes_, iii, 19

_Garrucha_, iii, 18

Gaspar de Toledo, confessor of Philip III, iv, 498

_Gastos extraordinarios_, ii, 393

Geltruda, burnt for Molinism, iv, 62

Genealogies of accused recorded, ii, 260; iii, 38
required of officials, ii, 296
importance of, ii, 256
registers of, ii, 288

General Inquisition, ii, 238

General utility, iv, 378
miscellaneous duties assumed, iv, 379, 382
Jesuits aided against Dominicans, iv, 380
wheat-famine in Granada, iv, 381
quarantine work, iv, 381

_Generales de la ley_, ii, 539

Genoa, mystics in, iv, 45

Gentility, privileges of, iii, 100

Gentlemen ineligible as familiars, ii, 281
sent to galleys, iii, 141
sent to presidios, iii, 144

Germaine, Queen, grant to her, ii, 377

Germanía of Valencia, iii, 346; iv, 362
Inqn. invoked against, iv, 252

Germany indifferent to solicitation, iv, 101
witchcraft in, iv, 246
priestly marriage in, iv, 337

Gerona, attacks on Jews, i, 92, 93, 119
auto de fe in, i, 264

Gerónimites defend New Christians, i, 153
exclude New Christians, ii, 286
of San Isidro, iii, 427, 447, 448

Gerónimo de la Madre de Dios, iv, 5, 26

Gerson, John, on visions, iv, 4

Gesner, Conrad, _de Piscibus_, iii, 488

Ghettos, establishment of, i, 77

Ghiberti, Matteo, his severity, iv, 97

Gibraltar, Jews offer to purchase, i, 123
Jews and Moors excluded, iii, 312

_Gigantones_, iv, 503

Gil, Juan, see Egidio

Giudice, Inq.-genl., i, 314, 318, 319
shields Canary tribunal, i, 349

Goa, its tribunal, iii, 261, 271, 310

God not to be asked for anything, iv, 8, 26, 28

Godoy, Manuel, his career, iv, 390
reaction under, iv, 295
his variable influence, iv, 313
plot against him, iv, 393
his fall from power, iv, 399

Goes, Damião de, his persecution, iii, 264

Gold coinage, i, 560

Gómez, Mari, her release, iii, 556

Gonsales, María, her confession, ii, 459

Gonsalvo the Painter, case of, iii, 413

González, Andrés, case of, ii, 2, 460

González, Diego, has charge of Carranza, ii, 68, 79

González de Mendoza urges expulsion of Moors, iii, 319

González, Tirso, combats Jansenism, iv, 288

Gosa, Dr. Juan de, his opinion, ii, 338

Gossip as evidence, ii, 563

Government by favorites, iv, 474
loans, investments in, ii, 439, 444

Gowrie, Earl of, his corpse tried, iii, 81

Goya, his _Caprichos_, iii, 547

Grace, Edict of, see Edict

Grain, import and export of, i, 385
price of, fixed, iv, 479

Granada pays tribute to Castile, i, 49
treaties with Aragon, i, 55
offer of Moriscos to Charles V, i, 222, 585
its Inqn., i, 548
right of asylum, i, 422
advantage of penitents in, iii, 150
discipline of its prison, iii, 155
_sanbenitos_ removed from Cathedral, iii, 168
capitulations of 1492, iii, 318
forcible conversion, iii, 320
Moriscos relieved from Inqn., iii, 323
oppression of Moriscos, iii, 331
Edict of 1526, iii, 332, 335
rebellion of 1568, iii, 336

Granada, Morisco expulsion, iii, 398
Moriscos in 1728, iii, 406
quarrels with Chancillería, i, 364, 486, 488, 517; ii, 351, 360
solicitation subjected to Inqn., iv, 99
congregation of 1526, iv, 212
fictitious martyrs, iv, 357
wheat famine in, iv, 381
wealth of clergy of, iv, 494

_Granata, la_, in Seville, iv, 30

Grand Orient of Madrid, iv, 302

Grants from confiscations, ii, 373, 380
of commutations, ii, 410

Gratuities given by Suprema, ii, 197

Gravina, Nuncio, contest with Córtes, iv, 415, 417

Great Britain, witchcraft in, iv, 246

Grégoire, Bp., his letters on the Inqn., iv, 397

Gregory I on Jews, i, 39

Gregory IV on forcible conversion, i, 41

Gregory VII on office holding by Jews, i, 86

Gregory IX on badges for Jews, i, 69

Gregory XI on friendship with Moors, i, 56

Gregory XIII on Jews, i, 36, 75
on abuse of privileges, i, 454
exempts Jesuits from Inqn., ii, 33
revises Carranza's trial, ii, 81
wishes to subordinate Spanish Inqn., ii, 128
excludes heresy from indulgences, ii, 25
admits refugees to Rome, ii, 129
seeks to limit _limpieza_, ii, 306
exempts from irregularity, iii, 189
confiscations in Portugal, iii, 260
licenses Jesuits to read prohibited books, iii, 522
encourages María de la Visitacion, iv, 84
grants jurisdiction in personating priesthood, iv, 341

Gregory XV causes Aliaga's resignation, i, 308
orders expulsion of heretics, iii, 470
annuls all licences, iii, 523
on solicitation, iv, 100
on sorcery, iv, 244

Green cross, procession of, iii, 216

Guaccio, his _Compendium Maleficarum_, iv, 244

Guadalajara, number of cases in, i, 170
mystics of, iv, 4, 7

Guadalupe, Inqn. of, i, 171, 548; ii, 367
trials of the absent, iii, 88

_Guadoc_, iii, 329

Gualbes, Cristobal de, i, 230, 233, 235, 237

Guanzelli da Brisighella, his Index, iii, 492

Guerrero, Abp., on Carranza's Commentaries, ii, 60, 81
causes rebellion of Granada, iii, 334
seeks to repress solicitation, iv, 99

Guevara, Ant. de, labors in Granada, iii 331
in Valencia, iii, 348, 355

Guevara, Inq.-genl., on unfitness of inqrs., i, 299
his resignation, i, 306

Guicciardini on Spanish indolence, iv 484

_Guida spirituale_ of Molinos, iv, 49, 50 54, 68

Guienne, seizure of refugees, iii, 278

Guilds and confraternities, i, 445

Guilt, assumption of, ii, 465, 482

Guimeras, the, their hardships, ii, 354

Guipúzcoa, complaints of clergy, i, 16
exclusion of Conversos, ii, 285
witch-craze in, iv, 221

Guiral, Inqr., his peculations, i, 190

Gutiérrez, Alfonso, seeks to remove secrecy, i, 221

Guyon, Madame de la Mothe, iv, 63

Guzman, his service with Moors, i, 56

Habilitation of mechanic arts, iv, 487

Habit, the penitential, ii, 401; iii, 162

_Habitelli_, iii, 172

Hansa, privileges of the, iii, 463, 467

Hardships from violated compositions, ii, 355

Half-pay in jubilation, ii, 224

Haro, sales of land forbidden in, i, 122

Haste in early trials, iii, 76

Hatred of Inquisition, i, 469, 538
of laity for clergy, iv, 496, 497

Havana, its capture planned by Jews, iii, 280
Frenchmen arrested in, iii, 459

_Hebræomastix_, i, 115

Hefele, Bp., on the Inqn., iv, 248

Heirs of dead, their citation, iii, 83

Henna, staining nails with, iii, 329, 335
use of, as evidence, ii, 566

Henríquez, Henrique, his book condemned, iii, 534

Henry of Portugal, iii, 242, 245, 247, 248, 249, 252, 259, 261, 265; iv 22

Henry, Infante, serves King of Tunis, i, 57

Henry I, his concessions, i, 3

Henry II orders badges for Jews and Moors, i, 69
persecutes Jews, i, 101, 103
represses Ferran Martínez, i, 104

Henry III represses Ferran Martínez, i, 105
promises protection to Jews, i, 115
claims half of confiscations, ii, 316
on divination, iv, 182

Henry IV, his deposition, i, 4
his improvident grants, i, 7
his treatment of his daughter, i, 19
encourages the Hermandad, i, 30
employs Moorish troops, i, 55
favors Jews, i, 122
on Judaizing New Christians, i, 152
punishment for blasphemy, iv, 328

Henry IV (France), his plots with Moriscos, iii, 386

Henry VIII (England), his list of prohibited books, iii, 484

Heredia, Diego de, iv, 259, 262, 263, 266, 271, 282

Hereditary offices, ii, 219

_Hereges flagelantes_, iv, 117

Heresiarchs, fate of, iii, 200

Heresy, its denunciation required, i, 168
it disables kings, i, 340
duty of exterminating it, ii, 1
in children, ii, 3
grades of, ii, 4
exclusive jurisdiction of, ii, 8; iii, 187
inferential, ii, 10; iii, 207
a reserved papal case, ii, 19
occult, absolution for, ii, 19, 22
formal, absolution for, ii, 23
in trials of dead, iii, 84
in clerics, iii, 181
absolution under indulgences, ii, 25
acquittal never final, ii, 137, 142; iii, 107
it infects everything, ii, 337
flight presumed in, ii, 491
fautorship of, ii, 492
a condition of sequestration, ii, 503
scourging for, iii, 136
burning for, iii, 183
requires reconciliation, iii, 146
in refusal to burn heretics, iii, 185
in revolutionary principles, iii, 543
in solicitation, iv, 99, 113, 121
in propositions, iv, 143, 146
in sorcery, iv, 185
in exporting horses, iv, 281
of Jansenism, iv, 285
in bigamy, iv, 316, 317, 319
in blasphemy, iv, 329, 331
in priestly marriage, iv, 338
or sanctity, iv, 16

Heretic, the last, executed in Spain, iv, 461

Heretics, extradition of, i, 252
never to be alluded to, ii, 55
their benefices enure to pope, ii, 319
invalidity of their acts, ii, 325, 327
claims of their creditors, ii, 328
incapable of making gains, ii, 335
forfeiture of ships carrying, ii, 338
confiscated in person, ii, 340
incapable of inheritance, ii, 348
outlawry of, iii, 388
their oaths not received, iii, 467
advocates must not defend, iii, 48
exhumation of corpses, iii, 80
foreign, regulations for, iii, 464, 472, 473, 475

Hergenrother, Card., on Inqn., iv, 248

Heriot, iv, 496

_Hermandad de S. Pedro Martir_, ii, 282
_la Santa_, i, 29

Hermaphrodites punished, iv, 187

Hernia, torture in cases of, iii, 15

Hernández Diego, iii, 416

Hernández, Francisca, iii, 416; iv, 9

Hernández, Julian, iii, 427, 429, 445

Herraiz, Isabel Maria, iii, 208; iv, 90

Herrera, prophetess of, her arrest, i, 186
her followers burnt, iv, 520

Herrezuelo, Antonio de, iii, 429, 431, 440

_Hidalguía_, privileges of, i, 375, 396; iv, 478

Hindu converts, iii, 261

Hojeda, Alonso de, urges Inquisition, i, 154, 163

Holy Alliance on Liberalism, iv, 444
intervenes in Spain, iv, 445

Holy See, its supreme jurisdiction, ii, 160
rupture with, iv, 441

Holland, emigration to, iii, 279
protests against visitas de navíos, iii, 517

_Honestas personas_, ii, 544

Honey and feathers as penance, iii, 133

Honey, case of load of, iii, 287

Honorary officials, ii, 216

Honorius III on badges for Jews, i, 69

Honorius IV on disabilities of descendants, iii, 173

Hornachos, Moriscos of, iii, 342

Horses, export of, iv, 278

Horstmann, J. Heinrich, case of, iii, 477

Hospitals, sick transferred to, ii, 523
insane sent to, iii, 59
service in, as penance, iii, 145
used as prisons, iii, 151

Host, sacrilege on, by Jews, i, 116
insults to it, iv, 355, 432

Hostegesis, Bp., of Málaga, i, 46

Hostility, racial, stimulated, i, 75, 81
to Inquisition, i, 214, 527

Hours of the Virgin in Romance prohibited, iii, 528
of work not observed, ii, 226

Houses, appropriation of, i, 527
rented for tribunals, ii, 206
private, used as prisons, iii, 151
furnished to officials, ii, 195, 208, 218
rents paid from penances, ii, 394
of officials and familiars as asylums, i, 422
razing of, iii, 128, 207; iv, 266

Huesca, tribunal of, i, 548
College of Santiago, i, 456
episcopal edict of faith, ii, 7

Huguenots in Spain, iii, 450, 458, 471

Humanity to prisoners, ii, 524, 525

Hunting licences granted, iv, 383

Husbands liable for wives' dowries, ii, 334, 341

Hypnotism in mysticism, iv, 2
in witchcraft, iv, 220

Hysteria in demoniacal possession, iv, 350

Ideal of Inqn., ii, 483

Identification of accused, ii, 553
of witnesses prevented, iii, 53

Idiaquez, Fran. de, on Moriscos, iii, 391

Ignorance as extenuation, iii, 63

Illescas, Abbot, on Protestants, iii, 432, 440, 444
expurgation of his book, iii, 498

Illness, removal from prison during, ii, 505, 523
torture during, iii, 15

Illuminism, ii, 135; iv, 4, 9
in the Edict of Faith, iv, 18, 24
in Extremadura, iv, 20
taught by Caldera, iv, 29
errors ascribed to, iv, 30
is formal heresy, iv, 34
treatment of, iv, 35
in Italy, iv, 43
mystic, iv, 73

Illuminists of Llerena, iv, 23
of Seville burnt, iv, 34

Illusion in witchcraft, iv, 208, 212, 217, 219, 229, 231, 237

_Iluso_, iv, 79

Images, irreverent, suppressed, iii, 546
outrages on, iii, 100; iv, 352, 391

Immaculate Conception, iv, 359
controversy over it, iv, 359
jurisdiction, iv, 360
censorship over books, iv, 361

Immorality in mysticism, iv, 9, 23, 25, 31, 35, 42, 43, 56, 57, 61, 70, 74
of 17th century, iv, 510

Immunity of clergy disregarded, i, 16, 428; iv, 497
of officials, i, 265
for false-witness, ii, 557

Impartiality to be preserved, ii, 483

Impeccability of mystics, iv, 2, 8, 31, 43, 55, 56, 74

Impeding the Inqn., i, 341; ii, 472, 492
case of Ant. Pérez, iv, 260, 268, 269

Imperfect confession, ii, 574

Importation of grain, i, 385

Imports supervised by Inqn., iii, 505
of books, iii, 489, 505, 507, 508
of vellon coinage, iv, 283

Impostors, mystic, iv, 81, 86, 87, 88
in Italy, iv, 44
in sorcery, iv, 197, 201

Imposture of personating officials, iv, 345
of demoniacal possession, iv, 351

Imposts on Moriscos, iii, 377

Imprisonment destroys _limpieza_, i, 357, 510, 512;
ii, 311, 334, 340; iii, 177
dread of, ii, 511
nature of, ii, 509, 514, 515, 518, 519
as torture, iii, 4
escape from, iii, 103
sentences to, iii, 158
_cum_ and _absque misericordia_, iii, 159

Improvidence of the tribunals, ii, 435

Impurity of blood, consequences of, ii, 297
through penance, ii, 299
limitation on, ii, 306
its infection, ii, 310

_In absentia_, trials, iii, 86

_In caput alienum_, torture, iii, 12

Income from canonries, ii, 431
of Church of Toledo, iv, 493

Income-tax, exemption from, i, 384

_Incomunicado_, ii, 494, 513

_In conspectu tormentorum_, iii, 6

Incriminating questions forbidden, ii, 466

Incubus, an illusion, iv, 220, 231

Indecency of exorciser, iv, 352

Independence, financial, of Inqn., i, 328
claimed by Inqn., i, 342
of Spanish censorship, iii, 535

_Index Librorum Prohibitorum_, iii, 484
earliest Spanish, iii, 485
expurgatory, of Bibles, iii, 486
Tridentine, iii, 492
expurgatory, iii, 492, 494
of Brisighella, iii, 492
of Quiroga, iii, 493
successive Indexes, iii, 495
classification of authors, iii, 500
of defamatory writings, iii, 531
lascivious books, iii, 545
astrology placed in, iv, 193
uncanonized saints, iv, 357

Indexes to registers, ii, 256, 259

Indian Bibles suppressed, iii, 529

Indies, trading with, by Conversos, ii, 357
tribunals modify sentences, iii, 98

_Indirectas_, iii, 63

Indolence, Spanish, iv, 483

Indulgences not to include heresy, ii, 25
for disregarding papal letters, ii, 106
for bringing wood to stake, iii, 184
for attending autos, iii, 209

Industry, disdain for, i, 2; iv, 485
of Mudéjares, i, 66
effect of confiscation on, ii, 386
burdens on, iv, 479

_In eminenti_, bull, iv, 299

Infamy caused by prison, i, 510, 512
by arrest, ii, 311, 490, 492
of impurity of blood, ii, 297
perpetuated by _sanbenitos_, iii, 166
no disqualification for witnesses, ii, 538

Infantado, Duke del, shares in confiscations, ii, 319

Infanzones, their right of asylum, i, 422

Infection shed by heresy, ii, 337

Infidel, warlike exports to the, iv, 279

Influence of Edict of Faith, ii, 99
of confiscation, ii, 386
of unjust taxation, iv, 478
of intolerance, iv, 505
of Inquisition, iv, 138, 507
of delation, iv, 515
on intellectual development, iv, 528

_Informacion de moribus_, ii, 251

Informers, secrecy enforced on, ii, 473
as to property, ii, 323

Inhibition, power of, i, 355
certificates of, i, 495

Innocence, assertion of, ii, 584
information concerning, ii, 256

Innocent III on Jews, i, 81
prohibits vernacular Bible, iii, 527

Innocent IV orders expulsion of Moors, i, 60
on badges for Jews, i, 69
subjects friars to Inqn., ii, 30
on dowries, ii, 325

Innocent VIII recommissions Torquemada, i, 176
removes old inqrs., i, 239, 263
orders extradition of heretics, i, 253
on absolution of heresy, ii, 20
subjects friars to Inqn., ii, 30
reserves jurisdiction over bps., ii, 41
plays fast and loose with appeals, ii, 111, 591
on exclusion of Conversos, ii, 286
on qualifications of inqrs., ii, 234
asks mercy for the reconciled, ii, 335
his quinquennial indult, ii, 416
diminishes disabilities, iii, 173
on duty of burning, iii, 186
stimulates witchcraft, iv, 207

Innocent X, his action in Villanueva's case, ii, 147, 150, 154, 156
encourages Inqn. of Portugal, iii, 282

Innocent XI reforms Portuguese Inqn., iii, 288
condemns the _Mística Ciudad_, iv, 40
favors Molinos, iv, 49
his bull _Coelestis Pastor_, iv, 59
protects Card. Noris, iv, 285
condemns _Plomos del Sacromonte_, iv, 358

Innocent XII commends Fénelon, iv, 67
protects Jansenists, iv, 287

Innocent XIII restricts number of clergy, iv, 492

Inns, foreigners forbidden to keep, iii, 465

_Inquisitio_, ii, 478
in case of Ant. Pérez, iv, 258

Inquisition of Portugal--
negotiations with Rome, iii, 239
Inqn. established, iii, 245
has jurisdiction over bps., ii, 87
its activity, iii, 247, 259, 265, 273, 283, 290, 308, 310
non-residence of officials, iii, 248
investigation into, iii, 251
transaction establishing it, iii, 253, 257
suppression of names, iii, 257
confiscation, iii, 260, 282, 288
its organization, iii, 262
intellectual influence, iii, 263
under Spanish rule, iii, 265
obtains canonries, iii, 266
urges stronger action, iii, 275
under João IV, iii, 280
opposes reforms, iii, 286
resists papal interference, iii, 289
its suspension removed, iii, 290
Pombal's reform, iii, 310
cédula of January 17, 1619, iii, 558
persecutes Masonry, iv, 302
unnatural crime, iv, 365

Inquisition of Rome--
protection of officials, i, 368, 436
annuls papal pardons, ii, 107
not to interfere with Spanish Inqn., ii, 128
rarely imposes fines, ii, 400
secrecy, ii, 470
sequestration, ii, 495
denies sacraments to prisoners, ii, 520
husbands and wives as witnesses, ii, 538
confrontation, ii, 553
use of torture, iii, 3
accused does not pay torturer, iii, 35
procedure reformed by Pius VII, iii, 92
acquittal, iii, 105
suspension, iii, 106
compurgation, iii, 119
scourging, iii, 136
galleys as penance, iii, 146
removes _sanbenitos_ from churches, iii, 172
its judgements final, iii, 186
judgements of blood, iii, 189
strangulation before burning, iii, 193
personating priesthood, iii, 207; iv, 340
discards use of mitres, iii, 215
autos held in churches, iii, 222
intercourse with heretics, iii, 465
forbids residence of heretics, iii, 470
mystic extravagance, iv, 45
persecutes Pelagini, iv, 46, 48
solicitation, iv, 100, 108, 109, 112, 121, 122, 124, 128, 130
witchcraft, iv, 242
bigamy, iv, 321
blasphemy, iv, 333
prosecutes exorciser, iv, 352
seal of confession, iv, 377

Inquisition of Spain--
asked for in 1451, i, 147
episcopal Inqn. ordered in 1464, i, 153
attempt by Sixtus IV in 1475, i, 154
founded in 1480, i, 160
Castile receives it, i, 161
imposed on Navarre, i, 223
resistance in Valencia, i, 239
in Aragon, i, 244
in Catalonia, i, 260
received by Majorca, i, 266
relations with the State, i, 289
subordination under Ferdinand, i, 289
growth of independence under Hapsburgs, i, 325
culminating under Carlos II, iv, 512
Bourbons reassert control, i, 348
powers which gave it predominance, i, 351
excommunication and inhibition, i, 355
it defines its own powers, iii, 539
frames its own rules, i, 181; ii, 477
keeps them secret, ii, 475, 606
prescribes its punishments, iii, 393
a crime to examine its methods, iv, 261
superior to all law, i, 265, 365
has royal jurisdiction over its officials, i, 345, 429
privileges and exemptions, i, 375
resistance in Valencia, i, 435
in Aragon, i, 450
in Catalonia, i, 465
conflicts with civil authorities, i, 484
with spiritual courts, i, 493
popular hatred thence arising, i, 527
jurisdiction over heresy, ii, 1
enforced on regular Orders, ii, 29
bishops exempted, ii, 41
device of the Edict of Faith, ii, 91
appeals to Rome, ii, 103
organization, ii, 161
the Suprema becomes the governing power, ii, 167
organization of the tribunals, ii, 205
limpieza, or purity of blood, ii, 285
finances--are kept secret, i, 325
confiscation the chief support, ii, 315
fines and penances, ii, 389
dispensations, ii, 401
benefices, ii, 415
system of management, ii, 453
practice--the Edict of Grace, ii, 457
the inquisitorial process, ii, 465,
arrest and sequestration, ii, 485
the secret prison, ii, 507
character of evidence, ii, 535
confession of the accused, ii, 569
the use of torture, iii, 1
conduct of the trial, iii, 36
the defence, iii, 56
the _consulta de fe_, iii, 71
the sentence, iii, 93
compurgation, iii, 113
minor penalties, iii, 121
harsher penalties, iii, 135
sanbenitos in churches, iii, 164
the _quemadero_--burning, iii, 183
responsibility for it, iii, 184
the auto de fe, iii, 209
persecution of Jews, iii, 231
the Portuguese Inqn., iii, 237
disappearance of Judaism, iii, 311
persecution of Moriscos, iii, 317
their expulsion, iii, 393
persecution of Protestantism, iii, 411
policy with foreigners, iii, 457
censorship, iii, 480
censorship, the Indexes, iii, 484
visitos de navíos, iii, 510
independence from Rome, iii, 533
mysticism, iv, 1
in Italy, iv, 42
in France, iv, 62
Molinism, iv, 68
solicitation, iv, 95
propositions, iv, 138
sorcery and occult arts, iv, 179
astrology forbidden, iv, 192
witchcraft, iv, 206
rationalistic treatment, iv, 231
political activity, iv, 248
case of Antonio Pérez, iv, 253
subservience to the crown, iv, 276
export of horses, iv, 278
Jansenism, iv, 284
Free-Masonry, iv, 298
philosophism, iv, 307
bigamy, iv, 316
blasphemy, iv, 328
marriage in Orders, iv, 336
personation of priesthood, iv, 339
of officials, iv, 344
demoniacal possession, iv, 348
outrages on images, iv, 352
uncanonized saints, iv, 355
the Immaculate Conception, iv, 359
unnatural crime, iv, 361
usury, iv, 371
morals, iv, 375
the seal of confession, iv, 377
general utility, iv, 378
decadence under the Bourbons, iv, 386
action on the _Dos de Mayo_, iv, 400, 539
suppression by the Córtes in 1813, iv, 407
re-establishment in the Restoration, iv, 424
suppression in 1820, iv, 436, 541
dormant under the reaction, iv, 458
definitely abolished in 1834, iv, 467, 545
its object the saving of souls, ii, 482, 569; iii, 196
its service in preserving peace, iv, 507
contemporary opinion, iv, 508, 514
indifference to morals, iv, 509
influence on prosperity, iv, 504
on national character, iv, 138, 531
on Spanish intellect, iv, 138, 148, 528
statistics of its operations, iv, 517
its greed, iv, 527

_Inquisidor de las Galeras_, i, 541

Inquisitorial process, ii, 465

Inquisitors-general, list of, i, 556
four appointed, i, 178
formula of commission, i, 176, 303, 612
its duration, ii, 161
appointed by King, i, 302
resignations, i, 304
appointing power, i, 290, 298, 302; ii, 161, 167, 237
delegate power to Suprema, i, 322
appellate jurisdiction, ii, 129, 187
effect of their death, ii, 162
fix salaries, ii, 163
their salary, ii, 165, 196
their power diminished, ii, 166, 177, 178
have but one vote in Suprema, ii, 168
struggle with Suprema, ii, 173
lose control of finances, ii, 192
grant commutations, ii, 409
grant licences for prohibited books, iii, 522

Inquisitors, first appointment of, i, 160
their qualifications, i, 188; ii, 233, 237
their appointing power, i, 177; ii, 237, 280
their inviolability, i, 214, 368
their coercive powers, i, 355
claim superiority, i, 357
privileges in travelling, i, 395
judges in their own suits, i, 437
equality with judges, i, 520
proclamation on taking office, i, 617
delegated by bps., ii, 12
have no spiritual functions, ii, 21, 569
are excommunicated, ii, 120, 123
their commissions, ii, 161, 595
their early independence, ii, 179
their authority, ii, 205, 233
are judges of confiscations, ii, 209, 350
deputize their duties, ii, 218
rarely dismissed, ii, 224
cannot punish officials, ii, 225
must abstain from outside business, ii, 227
employed as inspectors, ii, 228
their visitations, ii, 238
two required for action, ii, 241
act as fiscals, ii, 243
are prosecutors, ii, 479
retain papers, ii, 257
cannot grant commutations, ii, 409
examine witnesses, ii, 541
conduct ratification of evidence, ii, 544
must draw up the publication, iii, 54
control defence, iii, 64, 543
must examine accused, iii, 70
cannot modify sentences, iii, 98
both must be present at auto, iii, 212
grant licences to print, iii, 483

_Insaculacion_, i, 415, 455

Insane, the, as witnesses, ii, 538

Insanity, punishment for, ii, 495
torture in cases of, iii, 8
as a defence, iii, 58

Insecurity of titles, ii, 327, 339, 346
caused by confiscation, ii, 345

Inspection, its routine, ii, 228, 229
of prisons, ii, 509, 524, 525; iii, 153

Inspectors, ii, 227
of books, iii, 501

Instruction of New Christians attempted, i, 155
of converts neglected, iii, 231
of Moriscos, attempts at, iii, 366

_Instruciones Antiguas_, i, 181
_Nuevas_, i, 182
of Mercader, i, 273
issued by command of the crown, i, 291; ii, 163
by Suprema, ii, 162
to inq.-genl., i, 299, 300, 301
of December, 1484, i, 571
of January, 1485, i, 576
of 1500, i, 579
kept secret, ii, 475, 606
for witchcraft cases, iv, 219
of 1614 on witchcraft, iv, 235
Roman, of 1657, iv, 244

Insult to Inq. of Valladolid, iv, 432

Insults to images, iv, 352

Insurance against confiscation, ii, 353

Intellect, Spanish, influence of Inqn. on, iv, 138, 148, 528

Intention, denial of, ii, 576; iii, 199
torture for, ii, 576

Intercommunication of records, ii, 260

Intercourse with Moors and Jews, i, 55, 75, 117

Interdict, power of, i, 355
abuse of, i, 120, 187, 495, 514

Interest, rates of, i, 97

Interim, priestly marriage in, iv, 337

Intermarriage of Moriscos, iii, 380
of New and Old Christians, i, 120
in Portugal, iii, 238

_Inter multiplices_, bull, iii, 107

Internal heresy, ii, 4

Interpreters, two required, ii, 182

Interrogatories in inspections, ii, 229
of witnesses, ii, 542
for defence, ii, 593; iii, 64

Interval before ratification, ii, 546

Intolerance, rise of, i, 59
its results, iv, 504
its prevalence, iv, 531

Intoxication, plea of, iii, 63

Invalidity of acts by heretics, ii, 325, 327

Invasion of secular jurisdiction, i, 431
the French, in 1823, iv, 447

Inventory at sequestration, ii, 496
charged to receiver, ii, 341

Investments of tribunals controlled by Suprema, ii, 191
converted to government loans, ii, 203
of Suprema, ii, 201

Investigation into _limpieza_, ii, 301

Inviolability, i, 367

Invocation of demon, iv, 199

Irregularity in judgements of blood, i, 273; iii, 184, 188

Irremissible prison redeemed, ii, 411

Irresponsibility of Inqn., i, 341; ii, 181, 478

Irreverence to sacred objects, iv, 353

Isabel de la Cruz, a mystic, iv, 7

Isabella the Catholic appoints Ximenes to Toledo, i, 14
her character, i, 22
her enforcement of jurisdiction, i, 24, 28
her vigilant justice, i, 26
her share in government, i, 27
expels Jews of Andalusia, i, 131
disregards appeals for Inquisition, i, 155
delays organization of Inquisition, i, 160
intercedes for a servant, ii, 114
seeks to avoid appeals to Rome, ii, 108
revision of criminal procedure, ii, 466
converts Moors of Castile, iii, 324

Isabella, Empress, violates privileges of Inqn., i, 304, 404
on _fuero_ of servants, i, 433

Isabella II recognized as queen, iv, 465

Isidor of Seville (St.) on Jews, i, 40

Islam, toleration under, i, 45
disappears from Spain, iii, 405

Isolation of prisoners, ii, 515
of Spain, iii, 411, 449

Italy, Mendicant Orders subjected to Inqn., ii, 33
Portuguese Conversos invited, iii, 253
mysticism, iv, 42
witchcraft, iv, 242
unnatural crime, iv, 365

Itinerant tribunals, ii, 206

Jaen, tribunal of, i, 166, 548; iii, 332
its cruelties, i, 211, 213; ii, 526, 529
exclusion of Conversos, ii, 290
case of the chapter of, ii, 346
complaint of false witness, ii, 555
as to advocates, iii, 45, 48

Jaime I, his relations with Moors, i, 55
refuses to expel Moors, i, 70
presides over disputation, i, 90
authorizes conversion by preaching, i, 91
restrains persecution, i, 92
on confiscation, iii, 359
prohibits vernacular Bible, iii, 527

Jaime II, his treaties with Moors, i, 55
protects Jews, i, 89
the Jews of Palma, i, 93
his use of Inquisition, i, 94

Jansenism, iv, 284
nature of the heresy, iv, 285, 292
struggle in Flanders, iv, 287
Index of Prado y Cuesta, iv, 289
its development, iv, 293
reaction under Godoy, iv, 295
its disappearance, iv, 297
is Masonry, iv, 298
is Liberalism, iv, 455

Jeanne of Navarre pillages Jews, i, 100

Jehoshua Ha-Lorqui, i, 115

Jesi, Quietists in, iv, 54

Jesuit member of Suprema, i, 323

Jesuits of Palermo, their drama, i, 370
claim exemption from Inqn., ii, 33
case of Padre Briviesca, ii, 34
struggle to escape jurisdiction, ii, 36
licensed to read prohibited books, iii, 522
attacked by Universities, iii, 532
their mysticism, iv, 18
attack Molinos, iv, 51
defend Fénelon, iv, 66
attack Card. Noris, iv, 284
control Inqn., iv, 288
their expulsion, iv, 294
repatriated, iv, 295
aided against Dominicans, iv, 380
suppressed in 1820, iv, 441

Jew as a name of disgrace, iii, 291

Jewish observances, prosecution for, i, 147; ii, 565; iii, 232

Jews, their vicissitudes, i, 35
attitude of Church towards them, i, 36
forced conversions in Gothia, i, 39
persecutions in Gothic Spain, i, 41
they favor the Moorish conquest, i, 44
their position under Saracens, i, 50
are citizens in Castile, i, 60, 84
badges imposed on, i, 68
influence of Council of Vienne, i, 71
forbidden to hold office, i, 73, 94
to practise medicine, i, 74
intimacy with, forbidden, i, 75
their segregation ordered, i, 76
position in Middle Ages, i, 81
massacres, i, 83
toleration in Spain, i, 84
their services, i, 85
their numbers, i, 86
favor shown to them, i, 87
massacred by crusaders, i, 88
conversion by preaching, i, 91
commencement of hostility, i, 94
its causes, i, 96
massacre in Navarre, i, 100
caused by Black Death, i, 101
in 1366, i, 102
in 1391, i, 106
its effects, i, 110
increasing oppression, i, 115
extensive conversions, i, 118
reaction in their favor i, 121
oppression under Ferdinand and Isabella i, 124
diminished numbers, i, 125
not subject to Inquisition, i, 130
expulsion of 1492, i, 135
return forbidden, i, 141; iii, 311, 314
number of exiles, i, 142
settlements with the exiles, i, 569
hatred of them stimulated, i, 150
required to denounce New Christians, i, 168
foreign, their property seized, ii, 338
as witnesses, ii, 536
not for defence, ii, 539
neglect of instruction, iii, 231
character of proofs, i, 147; ii, 565; iii, 232
apparent extirpation, iii, 234
treatment in Portugal, iii, 237-50, 272
invited to Italy, iii, 254
influx from Portugal, iii, 266, 277
purchase pardon from Philip III, iii, 267
Judaizers are all Portuguese, iii, 270
enmity towards them, iii, 272, 290
dangers apprehended from them, iii, 276
their assistance to Holland, iii, 279
offers for relief in Portugal, iii, 283, 286
their admission proposed, iii, 292
proselytism ascribed to, iii, 293
persistent persecution, iii, 297, 303
concealment practised, iii, 300
persecution in Majorca, iii, 305
cessation of persecution, iii, 311
exclusion of foreign, iii, 311, 314
admitted to Spain, iii, 315
argument in their favor, iv, 506

Joan of Kent burnt, iv, 532

João II bargains with Jews, i, 137

João III bargains for Inqn., iii, 239

João III, his quarrel with da Silva, iii, 244
his struggle with Paul III, iii, 250
his payments to Rome, iii, 252
obtains unrestricted Inqn., iii, 254
his inquisitorial policy, iii, 256
founds no colonial Inqn., iii, 260

João IV, his policy, iii, 280
evades confiscation, iii, 281

Jocularity as extenuation, iii, 63

John of Austria, Don, sent to Granada, iii, 338

John of Austria (2d) expels Nithard, i, 311

John, King, his extortions, i, 83

John XXII persecutes sorcery, iv, 181

José, Dom, of Portugal, his reforms, iii, 310

Joseph ben Joshua ben Mier on the expulsion, i, 143

Joseph Bonapart, King of Spain, iv, 399

Jovellanos, Gaspar Melchor de, iv, 394
on lack of roads, iv, 480
on burden of Church, iv, 495

Juan I (Castile) regulates _Hermandades_, i, 29
prohibits employment of Jews, i, 99
avenges Yuçaf Pichon, i, 103
represses Ferran Martínez, i, 104
on sorcery, iv, 182

Juan II (Castile), his disastrous reign, i, 4
favors _Hermandad_, i, 30
favors Jews, i, 121
applies for Inquisition, i, 147
exemptions from military service, i, 412
applies to the pope, iv, 489

Juan I (Aragon) represses massacre of 1391, i, 108

Juan II (Aragon) relieved of cataract, i, 75
proposes expulsion of Moors, iii, 317
his oath as to usury, iv, 372

Juan de Avila on illusions, iv, 15

Juan de la Cerda serves king of Morocco, i, 57

Juan de la Cruz on observances, iv, 3
his persecution, iv, 17

Juan de la Cruz an alumbrado, iv, 25

Juan Manuel, his turbulence, i, 54

Juan de Olmillos a mystic, iv, 7

Juan of Seville, his fate, ii, 108, 109

Juana, daughter of Henry IV, i, 19

Juana and Philip, appealed to by Córdova, i, 196, 201

Juana, Princess, banishes Valdés, ii, 47; iii, 433
has Carranza arrested, ii, 64

Jubilation, ii, 174, 216, 224
restricted by Philip V, ii, 223

Jubilee indulgences objected to, ii, 24, 578

Judaism of New Christians, i, 151; ii, 232, 238, 300, 305

Judaism, its extirpation, iii, 234, 300
books on, burnt, iii, 480
converts to, iii, 293

Judaizers, their cases not _calificado_, ii, 488
are all Portuguese, iii, 270

Juderías, i, 64, 77

Judgements of blood, iii, 184, 188, 273
permitted, i, 367
in churches, iii, 223

Judge, secular, his sentence, iii, 185, 186, 219, 225
penalty for not executing sentence, iii, 187

Judges as prosecutors, ii, 465
recusation of, ii, 467
responsibility of, iii, 1
discretion as to torture, iii, 30
as _consultores_, ii, 266

Judges, royal, humiliation of, i, 518, 519
terrorism of, i, 439
must be present at autos, iii, 212

_Juez de los bienes_, ii, 250, 350
disappears, ii, 217, 371

Juglar, Gaspar, appoints inqrs., i, 231
his commission withdrawn, i, 233
his poisoning, i, 244, 592

Julian, St., on Jews, i, 43

Julius II asserts appellate jurisdiction, ii, 116
separates Inqn. of Aragon, i, 180
authorizes Talavera's prosecution, i, 199
decides against Córdova, i, 203, 582
orders trial of Lucero, i, 206
renews quinquennial indult, ii, 417
subjects usury to Inqn., iv, 372

Julius III confirms sale of pardons for crime, ii, 107
renounces appellate jurisdiction, ii, 128
enforces limpieza, ii, 293
on profits of nuncios, iii, 243
gifts to him, iii, 252
protects Jews in Italy, iii, 254
stimulates the Inqn., iii, 426
annuls licences for prohibited books, iii, 521

_Junta Apostolica_, iv, 443, 456
_Central_ orders Córtes convoked, iv, 402
_de Estado_, i, 525
_Grande de Competencias_, i, 524
_de hacienda_, ii, 230, 453
_Magna_, the, i, 511
of Ozarzun, iv, 447