 The Spanish Inquisition's policy in this regard was restrictive but applied in a very egalitarian way.It considered unnatural any non-reproductive marriage, and natural any reproductive one, regardless of gender or sex involved.The two forms of obvious male sterility were either due to damage to the genitals through castration, or accidental wounding at war (capón), or to some genetic condition that might keep the man from completing puberty (lampiño).