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Son igualmente sediciosas y sanguinarias dos proclamas manu- scritas; la una empieza Hemos llegado a la epoca; y acaba: De un Patriota de Lagos: La otra empieza, jEs posible Americanos! y acaba: sera gratificado con quinientos pesos. El objeto de ambas es el mismo que la del rebelde Hidalgo ; y con ella se han quemado publicamente de orden del superior Gobierno por mano de Berdugo en la Plaza ptiblica, y se han prohibido baxo de la pena de alta traicion por Bando publicado por el Excelentisimo Senor Virey de este Reyno, que ha excitado nuestro zelo para arrancarlas con las censuras correspondientes de vuestras manos. No necesitaban en realidad de especial prohibicion por estar comprendidas especificamente en nuestros anteriores Edictos particularmente en el de citacion en rebeldia al infame Hidalgo, publi- cado en trece de Octubre del ano pasado como lo esta igualmente el Bando que public6 el Licenciado Don Ignacio Antonio Rayon, su fecha en Tlalpujagua a" 24 de Octubre proximo, en que convoca a todo Americano a" la sedicion, llamando causa santa, justa, y religiosa esta escandalosa, atroz, y sanguinaria rebelion, proscribiendo a los Europeos, confiscando sus bienes, y dando nueva forma d la recau- dacion de impuestos. En dicho Edicto de 13 de Octubre declaramos incursos en la pena de Excomunion mayor, de quinientos pesos, y en el crimen de fautoria sin excepcion a" quantas personas aprueben la sedicion de Hidalgo, reciban sus Proclamas, mantengan su trato, y correspondencia, y le presten qualquiera genero de ayuda, 6 favor, y & los que no denuncien, y obliguen £ denunciar, a" los que favorezcan sus ideas revolucionarias, y de qualquier modo las promuevan, y pro- paguen. Y para la mas exacta obserbancia, y cumplimiento de lo contenido en el Edicto General de F6, en los anteriormente citados, y de los respetables encargos del Gobierno: Por el tenor del presente os exhortamos, requenmos y mandamos en virtud de Santa Obediencia, y so la pena de Excomunion mayor latae sentencice, y pecuniaria & nuestro arbitrio, que desde el dia, que este nuestro Edicto fuere leido, y publicado 6 de el supieredes de qualquiera manera, hasta seis dias siguien- tes (los quales os damos por tres terminos, y el ultimo perentorio) tranigais, exhibais, y presenteis las sobredichas Proclamas, y Bando, y qualquiera otro 542 APPENDIX Papel sedicioso impreso, 6 manuscrito, ante Nos, 6 ante los Comisarios del Santo Oficio fuera de esta Corte, denunciando & los que los tubieren, y ocultaren, y a las personas, que propaguen con proposiciones sediciosas, y seductivas el espiritu de Independencia, y Sedicion. En testimonio de lo qual mandamos dar, y dimos esta nuestra Carta firmada de nuestros nombres, sellada con el Sello del Santo Oficio, y refrendada de uno de los Secretarios del secreto de 61. Dada en la Inquisicion de M6xico a veinte y seis de Enero de mil ochocientos once. Dr. D. Bernardo de Prado, y Obejero. Lie. D. Isidoro Sainz de Alfaro, y Beaumont. Dr. D. Manuel de Flores. Nadie le quite, pena de excomunion mayor. Por mandado del Santo Oficio Dr. D. Jose Antonio Aguirrezabal, Secret ario. APPENDIX 543 XV. SENTENCE OF JOSE MARIA MORELOS BY THE INQUISITION OF MEXICO, NOVEMBER 26, 1815. (Archive de Simancas, Inquisition, Sala 39, Leg. 1473, fol. 30). (See p. 296). Dixeron conformes que se le haga auto publico de fe", en la sala de este tribunal el dia de mafiana a* las ocho, d que asistan los ministros y cien personas de las principales que senalara el seiior Inquisidor decano. Que se declara al precitado presbitero Jose* Maria Morelos, confitente diminuto malicioso y pertinaz : que se le declara herege formal negative, despreciador, perturbador y perseguidor de la gerarqufa eclesiastica, atentador y profanador de los santos sacramentos. Que es reo de L'esa Magestad Divina y Humana, Pontificia y Real y que asista al auto en forma de penitente inter misarum solemnia, con sotana corta, sin cuella ni cenidor y con vela verde en su mano que ofrecera al sacerdote, con- cluida la misa, como tal herege y fautor de hereges desde que empezo la insurrection, y como a" enemigo cruel del Santo Oficio se le confiscan sus bienes con aplicacion a la Real camara y fisco de S. M. en los termi- nos que declarara el Tribunal y aunque merecedor de la degradacion y relajacion por los delitos cometidos del fuero y conocimiento del Santo Oficio, sin embargo por estar pronto d, abjurar sus erases y inveterados errores, se le condena, en el remoto 6 inesperado caso de que se le per- done la vida por el Excmo. Sefior Virrey, Capitan General de esta Nueva Espana, a" destierro perpetuo de ambas Americas, corte de Madrid y sitios reales, y a reclusion en carcel perpetua en uno de los Presidios de Africa, a disposicion del Excmo. 6 Ilustrisimo Sefior Inquis- idor General, se le depone de todo oficio y beneficio eclesiastico con inavilidad e* irregularidad perpetua. Que d sus tres hijos aunque sacrileges se les declara incursos en las penas de infamia y demds que imponen los canones y leyes d, los descendientes de hereges, con arreglo a las instrucciones de este Santo Oficio. Que abjure de formali y sea absuelto de las excomuniones y censuras en que ha incurrido reservadas al Santo Oficio. Que haga una confesion general y sin omitir el Oficio Divino, rece los siete Psalmos Penitenciales los Viernes, y los Sabados una parte del Rosario durante su vida. Y que se fige su nombre, patria, religion y delitos en la Santa Iglesia Catedral de esta corte. Asi lo acordaron mandaron y firmaron. Doctor Flores — Doctor Monteagudo — Blaza — Campo — Madrid — D. Casiano de Cha- varsi Secretario. 544 APPENDIX XVI. VICEROY VILLAR'S PETITION FOR ABSOLUTION. (Archive nacional de Lima, Protocolo 228, Expte 52871). (See p. 379). En la ciudad de los Reyes & 14 de Octubre de 1589 ante el Ynquisidor Lisenciado Ant° Gutierrez de Ulloa, estando en su audiencia de la maiiana se present6 y leyo esta peticion. El Virrey de este Reyno del Peru, D. Fernando de Torres y Portugal Conde del Villar, digo: que a mi noticia es venido que en este Santo Oficio se ha declarado por V. S* que yo incurri en ciertas Censuras de Excomunion por haber procedido criminalmente contra el Dr. Diego de Salinas y otras causas, y aunque a lo que puedo entender he tenido siempre seguridad y quietud de mi conciencia de no haber incurrido en ellas por no haber sido de mi intencion en ninguna de las causas que se han ofrecido hacer cosas por donde yo entendiese caia en la tal excom- union, creyendo que para proceder en los negocios y cosas sucedidas me competia derecho por razon de mi oficio y cargo y otras considera- ciones. Pero entendido ahora que por V. Sa se ha declarado haber incurrido en la dicha excomunion, acudo a este Santo Oficio como obediente hijo de nuestra Santa Madre Iglesia para que V. Sa me de la absolucion, la cual pido y suplico se me conceda por aquella via y forma que hubiere lugar de derecho y mas y mejor convenga a la seguri- dad de mi conciencia que es justo yo tenga en todo tiempo, en especial habiendome de embarcar para Espana como con lisencia y por mandado del Rey nuestro Seiior estoy para lo hacer con mucha brevedad. — El Virrey Conde del Villar. En la Ciudad de los Reyes & 14 de Octubre de 1589 los Inquisidores Dr. Juan Ruiz de Prado y Lisenciado Antonio Gutierrez de Ulloa estando en su Audiencia de la tarde, habiendo visto esta dicha peticion dijeron que per cuanto por su parte de los dichos Ynquisidores se habia adver- tido diversas veces, asi por terceras personas como por escrito & su Sa del dicho Sr Virrey Conde del Villar que por las cosas que habia hecho contra el Santo Oficio y sus Ministros habia incurrido en las Gensuras contenidas en el motupropio de nuestro muy Santo Padre Pio quinto y estaba excomulgado, y que el haber incurrido en ellas y en otras es tan claro que aunque no se hubiera advertido, estaba obli- 1 I give the reference to the numbers in the archives prior to their dispersion in 1881 APPENDIX 545 gado a lo entender asi, porque todos entienden que incurren en ellas las personas que ponen impedimento directo 6 indirecto al ejercicio del Santo Oficio de la Ynquisicion y su Libertad, y tratan mal con obras 6 palabras de los Ynquisidores u otros ministros de ella, en derogacion de su reputacion y autoridad, sin que en esto escuse ni pueda escusar la intencion por buena que sea, porque clara cosa es que no se atiende para incurrir en las Gensuras sino solo a los hechos 6 dichos esteriores, porque la Yglesia no juzga de las cosas asi ocultas, y habiendo sido las que el dicho Sr Visorrey ha hecho tan manifiestamente en perjuicio de la Ynquisicion y su libertad y autoridad en grande agravio y ofenza de las personas del Santo Oficio, como se ha visto en muchos casos, que por ser tan notorios no se refieren, las cuales cosas antes de la absolucion requieren satisfaccion condigna, especialmente lo que toca al notorio agravio que al dicho Dr Dionicio de Salinas Abogado de este Santo Oficio hizo su Senoria, en el tormento que le dio, pidiendo como el dicho Dr Salinas lo tiene pedido asi en este Santo Oficio. — Atento a lo cual los dichos Senores Ynquisidores amonestan a su Senoria del dicho Sr Yisorrey que para que la absolucion por su Senoria pedida se le pueda dar y conseguirse el fruto de ella, ante todas cosas satisfaga en cuanto en si fuere al dicho Dr Salinas en la forma que mejor se pudiere, atendiendo en todo a la autoridad de su oficio, a la cual no se pretende derogar, sino hacerse lo que los dichos Ynquisidores estan obligados de derecho por aver como hay parte lesa que insta. Porque a lo que toca a la injuria y ofensa hecha al Santo Oficio, lo remiten (segun que lo tienen remitido) al Yllmo Sr Cardenal Ynquisidor General y Senores del Consejo de la Santa general Ynquisicion, con todas las demas causas a esto tocantes, y que por ser cosa liana que el dicho Sr Viso Rey estando incurso en las dichas censuras por las dichas razones, y constar £ los dichos Ynquisidores que habiendo sido advertido su Senoria no hacia diligencia alguna para salir de ellas, y que estaba a punto de embarcarse para Espana (viage tan peligroso como se sabe, especialmente en personas de edad) de nuevo se le envio a advertir de palabra; y como todavia no hacia diligencia alguna, estandose siempre en las dichas Censuras, porque no fuese ligado en ellas, parecio a los dichos Ynquisidores, movidos con celo de caridad para obligar a su Senoria a la seguridad de su conciencia, y que entendiese el peligro y riesgo de ella, declarar como declararon (como Ministros del derecho a quien competia el hacerlo) el haber su Senoria incurrido en las dichas Censuras; y acatando el respeto que se debe a su persona y oficio, se hizo la dicha declaracion en la sala de la Audiencia del Santo Oficio sin otros testigos mas que el presente Secretario, y de ello se dio noticia a su Senoria para el dicho efecto. INDEX. A BUSES of Inq. of Sicily, 10, 13, 18, A 19, 21, 30, 37, 41, 518 of Sardinia, 117 of Mexico, 251, 254 of Peru, 335, 356, 375, 387, 435 of New Granada, 473, 479, 487, 498 Accounts, statements of, refused by Inq. of Mexico, 216 by Inq. of Peru, 342 by Inq. of New Granada, 501 Acereta, Lorenza, case of, 461 Acqui, Bp. of, as inqr., 131 Acquittal, honors rendered in, 430, 437 Adrian, Card., endeavors to reform the Inq., 18 Agliata, Marino, case of, 34 Aguirre, Fermin de, case of, 396 Aguirre, Francisco de, case of, 322 Aillon, Nicolas de, a mystic, 405 Alaman, Lucas, prosecution of, 274 Alba, Viceroy, of Sicily, 29, 33 Alba, Viceroy, of Naples, 95 Albonesi, Tullio, his report as to Milan, 127, 129 Alburquerque, Duke of, on papal juris- diction, 135 Atcavala, inqrs. subjected to, 215 Aldegato, Ambrosio, inqr. of Mantua, 133 Alguazils, number of, in Mexico, 252, 267 sale of office of, 349 Alguazil mayor, office of, refused, 188 Alguazils, royal, arrest of, 252 Alcald, Viceroy of Naples, 80 claims confiscations, 84 his instructions to Reggio, 89 insists on exequatur, 90 Alexander VI, his bull of 1493, 191 Alienations of real estate, 14 Almendariz, Bp. of Cuba, 475 Almoguera, Abp., his Instructions, 445 Alonso, Bartolome", case of, 184 Altolaguirre, Felipe de, 367 Alva de Aliste, Viceroy, on confisca- tions, 219 warned to favor Inq., 374 complains of Inq., 381 Alvarez de Arellano, case of, 229 Alvarez, Duarte, case of, 155 Alvarez, Sebastian, burnt, 236 Amat y Yunient, Viceroy, complains of Inq., 381 America, New Christians forbidden access to, 193 Amusqufbar, Inqr., his alliance with Ilarduy, 352 denounces his colleagues, 366, 410, 435 disputes royal ce"dula, 388 quarrels with Abp. Barroeta, 389 his treatment of Franpois Moyen, 442, 443 is sole inqr., 571 Angelo da Cremona, inqr. of Milan, 124 Aniello, Tommaso, 73 Animali parlanti, gli, suppressed, 472 Antilles under Lima tribunal, 455 under Cartagena tribunal, 457 Antioquia, sorcery in, 463 Antona, Franc. Ant., case of, 470 Apostasy, light penalty for, 439 Appeals only to Inq.-general, 21. in the colonies, 203 Appointment, power of, in Peru, 330 Apulia, Waldenses of, 85, 524 Archives of Canary tribunal, 190 of Mexican Tribunal, 288, 298 of Philippine Tribunal, 317 of Lima Tribunal, 320 Arcimboldo, Abp., his Edict of Faith, 123 Arechederra, Philippine Commissioner, 305, 306, 317 Arianza, Juan de, case of, 392 Armas, Joseph de, fiscal of Canaries, 150 Arenaza, visitador, 367 his trading enterprise, 368, 369 his troubles, 369 his return and death, 371 his services in earthquake, 372 on the trials of Quietists, 410 Arms, licences to bear, 13 privilege restricted, 32, 42 Army, foreigners in, 271 Arpide, Ant, de, his career, 375 (547) 548 INDEX Arrests in Naples require royal exe- quatur, 56 power of commissioners, 302, 303 Assassination excepted from fuero, 30 Assistenti of Inq., 132 Asti, Bp. of, as inqr., 131 Asylum, right of, claimed, 11, 254, 386 Atienza, Gomez de, 493 Atrato, navigation of river, 513 Atto di fede, in Palermo, 1724, 30 in Naples, 1746, 104 Audience-chamber in Lima, 447 Audiencia, quarrels with Inq., 187, 269, 384, 396 Auto de fe, Mexican, of 1574, 205 of 1646-1649, 229 of 1659, 234 of 1573 in Lima, 328 of 1639, 425, 430 of 1694, 405 of 1736, 366, 410, 435 Aventrot, Jan, case of, 150 Ayacucho, battle of, 511 Ayuda de costa in Peru, 343 Az61ares, Bp. of Canaries, 147, 162 "DADAJOZ, Concordia of, 28 -^ Badaran, inqr., his quarrel with bp., 185 Banishment as punishment, 439 Bank of Lima, failure of, 428 Bankruptcies, frauds in, 41 Banos, Bp. of Santa Marta, 492 Banqueresme, Jacob, case of, 170 Baptism, cost of, in Sicily, 4 Barco de Centinera, his excesses, 336 Barnaba Capograsso, inqr. of Naples, 55, 64 Barroeta, Abp., his quarrels with Amus- qufbar, 389 Beatas revelanderas in Canaries, 162 in Mexico, 235 in Peru, 396 Bedstead, censorship of, 266 Bello, Juan, his prosecution, 358 Belorado, Abp., appointed inqr. of Sicily, 6 excommunicates magistrates, 8 appointed inqr. of Naples, 54 Benavente, Francisco de, 336 Benavides, Bp. of Cartagena, 491, 493 he goes to Home, 497 Benedict XIV seeks to restore the Inq. in Naples, 107 Benevento, Jews of, persecuted, 53 Benjamin of Tudela on Neapolitan Jews, 49 Bernal, Alonso, inqr. of Sicily, 9 Bestiality, 244 Betanzos, Domingo de, inqr., 196 Bethencourt, Jean de, conquers Cana- ries, 139 Bibles, Spanish, sent to colonies, 267 Bigamy, frequency of, 206, 391 powers of commissioner in, 302 Bishops, their quarrels with Inq., in Sicily, 35 in Sardinia, 117 in Mexico, 257 in Peru, 325 in New Granada, 473, 491 their treatment by Inq., 182 appointment of, for New World, 192 their inquisitorial powers, 196 their jurisdiction over Indians. 210 their rapacity, 514 (See also Inquisition, Episcopal). Blasphemy in Peru, 391 in New Granada, 465 Bohorques, Bp. of Oaxarca, 257 Bonelli, Giacomo, burnt, 80 Bonol, insurrection in, 307 Books, heretical, burnt in Naples, 70 lists of, required in Mexico, 204 prohibited, sale of, 265 importation of, in Peru, 444, 446 Borbujo y Riba, inqr. of Canaries, 189, 190 Borromeo, Giulio Cesare, 124 Borromeo, San Carlo, his persecuting zeal, 124, 130, 132, 135, 532 as inqr. of Milan, 131 his mission to Mantua, 133 Bovino, Bp. of, and Apulian Waldenses, 85 Bowes, Ellen, case of, 106 Brasero in Mexico, 206 Brazil, influx of Portuguese from, 421 Brescia, Bp. of, as inqr., 131 Bribery of inqrs., 20, 487 of Suprema, 367 Brujas, 167, 463 Brufion de Vertiz, case of, 239 Bucchianico, Marquis of, 81, 82, 83 Buenos Ayres, bishopric erected, 337 tribunal proposed, 339, 341 solicitation in, 395 influx of Portuguese, 421 Bugueiro, Abp. of Mexico, 257 Buil, Fray, as missionary, 191 Burnings in Canaries, 154 Bustamente, Andr6s de. inqr. of Peru. 327 fUBEZAS, Juan, Bp. of Cuba, 458 V Caceres, Felipe de, case of, 324 Calabria, New Christians of, 52, 53 persecution of Waldenses, 79 Calderon, inqr., his peculations, 351 his property seized, 353 INDEX 549 Calderon, inqr., his scandals, 366 his arrest, 368 his release, 370 end of his trial, 372 condemns Quietists, 410 Calificadores in Mexico, 264 prosecuted in Peru, 393 Calleja, Viceroy, suppresses Mexican Inq., 288 invades its jurisdiction, 291 executes Morelos, 297 Calvete, Tristan, inqr. of Sicily, 17, 18 Camara, Juan de la, case of, 259, 538 Camera reginale, districts of, 7, 8 Camera di Santa Chiara, 105 Campagna, Perrucio, burnt, 24 Campanella, Tommaso, case of, 93 Campeggio, Camillo, inqr. of Mantua, 133 Campos, Ant. de, case of, 392 Canaries, their conquest, 139 (See Inquisition of Canaries). Candioti, Teodoro, case of, 434 Canete, Viceroy, complains of Inq., 380 Canonries for colonial tribunals, 216, 346, 501 their value, 217, 506 Cantons, Catholic, relations with Milan. 129 Capassp, Niccolo, his report, 102 Caraccioli, Viceroy, on suppression of Inq., 44 Carafa, Abp., persecutes heretics, 87 Card tricks suspect of sorcery, 166 Cardenas, Bp. of Asuncion,' 258 Cardona, Gabriel, inqr. of Sardinia, 109, 110, 111 Cardona, Ramon de, Viceroy of Naples, 58, 59 Cargoes, seizure of, 156, 169 Carlos II expels Inq. from Naples, 100 on colonial subventions, 220 Carlos III controls the Inq. of Sicily, 42 recovers Naples, 104 suppresses its Inq., 107 limits the fuero, 269, 388 on pseudo-Catholic recruits, 271 limits censorship, 445 rebuilds Inq. of Cartagena, 468 Carmona, Jamariz, case of, 248 Carranza, Angela, case of, 400 Cartagena selected as seat of tribunal, 457 bombarded in 1741, 468 Jews allowed in, 469 intellectual torpor, 470 no clock there in 1648, 485 its decline, 499 expenditures on, 503 revolutionary junta in 1810, 506 tribunal expelled in 1812, 507 Cartagena, siege of 1815, 509 recapture by revolutionists in 1821, 510 its commerce in 1772, 513 (See Inq. of New Granada). Carvajal, Luis de, case of, 208 Casa de la misericordia, 438 Casannova, Angelo, kidnaps Cellaria, 134 Castaldo, Ant., on tumult of 1547, 77 Castaneto, Governor, his fate, 81 Castel Fuerte, Viceroy, 270, 386 Casti, his Animali parlanti, 472 Castillo, Santiago del, case of, 429 Castro, Ana de, case of, 435 Castro, Ant. de, inqr. of Lima, 364 Catalina de San Mateo, a beata, 162 Catholicism, pretended, risk of, 175 Cattle-brands, censorship of, 266 Cavendish, Thomas, his expedition, 415 Ceballos y la Cerda, Governor of Carta- gena, 496 his humiliation, 498 Cellaria, Francisco, burnt in Rome, 134 Censorship in Naples, 84 early, in Milan, 123 in Canaries, 176 in Mexico, 204, 264, 274 in Peru, 444 by the State, 445 in New Granada, 470, 510 Cerezuela, inqr. of Lima, 319, 327 suspends cases in Cuzco, 322 on Indians and foreigners, 332 Ceruti, canon, tried for heresy, 133 Cervantes, Gaspar, proposed as inqr. for Milan, 125, 128 Cervantes, Juan de, his chaplaincy, 151 Cervantes, Pascual de, inqr. of Mexico, 201 Cervera, Melchor, inqr. of Sicily, 14, 15, his conscientious bequest, 20, 523 unable to hang sanbenitos, 24 Cevallos, Gutierrez de, inqr. of Lima, 365, 366 Chapter of Canaries, quarrels with Inq., 183, 186, 187 Charles VIII (France) baptizes Nea- politan Jews, 50 Charles V (Emp.) orders Sicilian Inq. restored, 16 insists on the fuero, 20, 22 suspends the fuero, 22 restores the fuero, 24 refuses redress of grievances, 26 gives Malta to Knights of St. John, 45 orders Inq. introduced in Naples, 70 orders Naples to submit, 76 expels Jews from Naples, 66 his edict against Lutherans, 69 560 INDEX Charles V (Emp.), his good-nature, 177 appoints friars as bishops, 193 permits New Christians to go to America, 194 exempts Indians from Inq., 210 Charles V I controls Inq. of Sicily, 40 limits the/wero, 41 orders episcopal Inq., 102 refuses entrance to Roman Inq., 103 Cheevers, Sarah, in Maltese Inq., 47 Chickens, throat-cutting of, 304 Children, exemption from confiscation, 21 of heretics seized, 106, 136 China, episcopal Inq. in, 317 Chinchon, Viceroy, issues licences to leave Peru, 333 on subdivision of district, 340 Chitterlings, privilege of, 255 Christ, image of, in audience-chamber, 447 Church, its development in Mexico, 193 Churches, sanbenitos in, 24, 188 Cid, Garcf, receiver of Sicily, 12, 15 Cid, Nicholas, case of, 135 Citations to Rome, 89 Claims against sequestrations, 428 Clavijo, Lope, Comr. of Santa Fe, 454 Claysen, Caspar, case of, 154 Clement VII restricts travel in heretic lands, 137 Clement XII appoints Inq.-genl. of Sicily, 43 Clergy, character of, in colonies, 192, 514, 515 of Peru complain of inqrs., 335, 356 Clerics, jurisdiction over, 35 Coca, use of, in sorcery, 391 Colombia, U. S. of, abolish Inq., 510 Colonial system, Spanish, 513 Commerce of the Colonies in hands of Converses, 229, 425 affected by persecution, 234, 428, 512 Commissioner of Roman Inq. in Naples, 92, 94, 96, 98, 99, 100 Commissioners, quarrels over troubles caused by, in Sicily, 35, 522 troubles caused by, in Mexico, 248, 252, 254 their limited functions, 301 their duties in Peru, 334 their tyranny, 335, 339 of New Granada, 454 Commissions on confiscations, 19, 521 Communications in prison, 427, 430 Como, heretical infection in, 122 Competencias, 29 suppressed by Carlos III, 43, 269 in Canaries, 181 in Mexico, 252, 267 Complaints of Palermo, 16 of Sicilian Parliament, 13, 21, 22, 26 of Neapolitans, 95, 99, 102, 104, 107 of Viceroys, 255, 355, 379, 380 of Council of Indies, 220, 256, 314, 345, 476, 478, 481, 484, 488, 503, 512 of the clergy of Peru, 335, 356 of governors of Cartagena, 473, 498 of the Regular Orders, 474 of the city of Cartagena, 480 of the Junta de Guerra, 484 Complicidad grande of Peru, 426 Composition of Seville, 193 Concealment of resources, 216, 345, 501 Concordias, Sicilian, 28, 31, 37 seven in Sardinia, 119 of 1553 extended to Indies, 197, 247, 330 of 1610, for Indies, 251 of 1633, 218, 254, 267 Confession, deprivation of, for solici- tation, 393, 394 Confiscations commence in Sicily, 7 profits of, 12 of contracts, 13, 21 disorders in, 19, 521 division of, 53, 134 abolished and restored in Naples, 79, 99 of Waldenses, 84 as practised in Naples, 85 in Sardinia, 112 regulate salaries, 114, 528 in Canaries, 156 in Mexico, 213, 216, 219, 223, 232 in Peru, 343, 347, 429 in New Granada, 467, 501 of heretic prisoners of war, 418 entailed by reconciliation, 421 influence of, 512 Conflicts of jurisdiction in Sicily, 25, 29, 31, 34, 37 in Malta, 46 in Sardinia, 110, 117, 118, 119 in Milan, 125 in Canaries, 180 in Mexico, 245, 267 in Philippines, 308 in Peru, 381 in New Granada, 473 Constitution, Mexican, condemned, 291, 294 Consulta de fe, in colonies, 203 ConsuUa magna on Sicilian Inq., 38 Contracts, confiscation of, 13, 21 Conversos, Jewish, in Sicily, 4 forbidden to leave Sicily, 7, 26 expelled from Naples, 62, 64 forbidden to leave Canaries, 142 not allowed in the Colonies, 193, 419 INDEX 551 Converses control commerce of Col- onies, 229, 425 Copernican system in New Granada, 471 Coquimbo, Dutch captured at, 418 Corcuera, Governor of Philippines, 309 Cordero, Antonio, case of, 426 Cornelius, William, case of, 205, 206, 207 Corral, Andre's, case of, 394 Corro Carrascal, inqr. of Cartagena, 488, 489 Cortajar, inqr. of Cartagena, 478, 479, 486 Cortes, Hern., asks for friars, 192 Cosenza, burnings at, 83 Creditors, claims of, allowed, 14, 21 Crime, immunity for, 28 abrogated, 388 Crimes excepted from/wero, 31 Crockery subjected to censorship, 178 Croix, Marquis de, story of, 270 Crosses prohibited on profane objects, 265 Cruz, Bart, de la, case of, 394 Cruz, Fran, de la, case of, 396 Cruzada, the Santa, its jurisdiction, 385 Cuadros, Fran. Manuel de, case of, 241 Cuba, early bps. of, 195 under Cartagena tribunal, 457 Bp. of, on commissioners, 249 Cubelles, Bp. of Malta, his Inq., 45 Cueva, Claudio de la, his visitation, 150 Curses for not denouncing heretics, 534 Cuzco, episcopal Inq. in, 321, 322 earthquake of 1784, 354 DAGOHOY, Francisco, his revolt, 308 Dealing with heretics raises suspicion, 130, 137 Debt, arbitrary collection of, 255 Debts, Inq. used to collect, 91, 362 Decadence of Inq. of Sicily, 42 of Naples, 104 of Sardinia, 119 of Milan, 137 of Canaries, 188 of Mexico, 270 of Lima, 447 of Cartagena, 499 Defence disregarded, 230 Delation, training in, 160 Delays in trials, 237, 239, 410, 433, 443 to be avoided, 519 Delgado, Rodriguez, inqr. of Lima, 352, 371 Demon, pact with, 166 Denunciations in Canaries, 142, 143, 147, 160 caused by Edict of Faith, 227 duty of, 202, 423 Denunciations, curses for neglecting, 534 Deputati of Naples, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 107 Derechos del Hombre suppressed, 471 Deserters, military, in Philippines, 303 Deza, Abp. of Indies, 192 Diaz, Diego, burnt, 235 Discordia, in the colonies, 203 Discords, intestine, in Cartagena, 485, 488 Divination with sticks, 473 Domicile, inviolability of, 11, 254 Dominicans, slain in Mantua, 133 missionaries to Indies, 192 refute Copernicus, 471 Doria, Andrea, bombards Naples, 75 Dowries not to be confiscated, 14, 21 Drake, John, in Peru, 357, 415 Dutch, the, their attempt on Valdivia, 418 Duties, evasion of, in Sicily, 12, 517 Duzzina, Pietro, inqr. Episcopate, inqrs. promoted to, 201 Erasmus on external observance, 69 Escalante, inqr. of Cartagena, 500 Esparza de Pantolosa, case of, 50 Espinal, Alonso de, a missionary, 192 Espontaneados, immunity for, 245 Estrada y Escobedo, inqr., 230, 263 Evans, Katharine, in Maltese Inq., 47 Evora, Rodrigo de, case of, 201 Excommunication of judges, 32, 34, 37 of viceroys, 32, 377 of inqrs., 185 of insurgents en masse, 280 restricted by Charles V, 42 neglect of, is heresy, 91 commissioners not empowered, 301 Exemptions of officials, 20, 22, 246 from taxation, 215 from military service, 263 Exequatur required for arrests, 90, 94 formalities of, 91, 539 Rome refuses to ask for it, 95, 99 Exile as punishment, 439 Expenses of Lima Inq., 350 of Cartagena Inq., 503 Expulsion of Jews from Sicily, 3 from Naples, 53, 62, 66 Extinction of Inq. of Sicily, 43 of Naples, 106 of Sardinia, 119 of Milan, 137 of Canaries, 190 of Mexico, 298 of Peru, 450 of New Granada, 510 Extradition. See Exequatur. FABRIC A de Scvilla, 225 * Faith, propagation of, in New World; 191 Faith not to be kept as to heresy, 52 Faiardo, governor of Philippines, 310 Fallet, Pierre, case of, 306 False-witness punished in Rome, 91 Falsification of parish registers, 434 Familiars, their number in Sicily, 11, 13, 28, 31 in Sardinia, 117 in Canaries, 146 in Mexico, 247, 536 in Peru, 330 in New Granada, 468 their immunity, 27 their excepted crimes, 31 nobles not to serve as, 42 regulations in Mexico, 247, 536 Familiars, illegal protection of, 251, 252 their military service, 263 deprived of fuero, 269, 388 Farmers of revenue, inqrs. as, 251 Fees in visitas de navios, 267 Ferdinand of Aragon appoints Sicilian inqrs., 1 expels Jews, 3 reorganizes Sicilian Inq., 5 enforces obedience to it, 8 gift to Queen Germaine, 12 explosion after his death, 14 desires Inq. in Naples, 50 orders payment of Pantolosa's bills, 51 disregards Gonsalvo's pledge to Naples, 52 expels Jews from Naples, 53 commissions a papal inqr., 56 attempts to introduce Spanish Inq., 57 permits papal Inq., 64 founds Inq. of Sardinia, 109 supports its jurisdiction, 110 his grants from confiscations, 112 his kindliness, 113 regulates salaries by confiscations, 114, 539 Ferdinando IV suppresses Sicilian Inq., 43 allows no Inq. in Naples, 107 Feria, Viceroy, his struggle with Inq., 34 Fernando VI on pseudo-Catholic re- cruits, 271 limits the fuero, 388 sustains Amusqufbar, 389 Figueroa, Bp., his quarrel with Inq., 183 Figueroa, Governor of Cartagena, 489 Finances of Sicilian Inq., 9, 12, 19, 24, 26, 27, 39 of Sardinian Inq., 109, 112, 114, 115, 116 of Inq. of Canaries, 156 of Inq. of Mexico, 212, 225, 288 of Inq. of Peru, 342, 354 of Inq. of New Granada, 460, 482, 487, 500 Fine inflicted on Naples, 76 Fines of officials, 28 in Sicily, 8, 10, 19 in Peru, 328, 329, 343 in Cartagena, 461, 482, 493, 496 Finger-rings, censorship of, 266 Fishing-boat, selection of, by Inq., 184 Fiscal is equal of inquisitor, 365 Flemings, prosecution of, in Canaries, 171 Flores, Juan Gutierrez, inqr. of Lima, 364 Flores, Manuel de, inqr. Gianbattista da Cremona, Inq.-genl. of Milan, 123 Giberti, Bp., overrides the exequatur, 99 expelled from Naples, 100 Girgenti, Bp. of, his quarrel with Inq., 37 Giron, Governor of Cartagena, 475 Girard, Jacques, case of, 93 Gomera, departure of Columbus, 139 Gomez, Juan, alumbrado, 235 Gonsalvo de Cordova, his pledge to Naples, 52 Gonzaga, Guillelmo, Duke of Mantua, 133 Gozo, inqr., appointed for, 1 Gran Corte, conflicts with Inq., 29 Granero, Alonso, inqr. of Mexico, 201 Granvelle, Card., Viceroy of Naples, 88 Gregory XIII grants bps. jurisdiction over Indians, 210 Greek Christians, trials of, 240, 434 Grisons, their relations with Milan, 122, 129 their territory violated, 135 Grosero, inqr., complains of bps., 36 Guadalupe, Our Lady of, 280 Guancavelica, mines of, 356, 359 Guerra de Latras, inqr. of Cartagena, 488, 489 Guerro, Abp., on New Granada, 456 Guerrero, Abp. of Philippines, 309 Guigue, Franpois, case of, 317 Guirior, Viceroy, on the clergy, 514 Gutierrez de la Rosa, Bp., his quarrels, 185 TTABITELLO, 83 •*•*• Handkerchiefs, censorship of, 446 Havana, commissioner of, 249 confiscations in, 501 Hawkins, Sir John, his men, 205, 207 Hawkins, Richard, his expedition, 416 Henriquez, Camilo, case of, 446 Henriquez, Manuel, case of, 433 Heresy, prevalence of, in Lombardy, 122 of Inaians, subject to bps., 210 of popular sovereignty, 275 Heretics, dealings with, unlawful, 50 their children seized, 106, 136 relations with forbidden, 129, 130, 137 kidnapping them, 134, 136 foreign, in Canaries, 167 Hidalgo, Miguel, case of, 276 edicts against him, 279, 281, 539 Hieronimo da Verona, his sermons, 15 Higuera y Amarilla, inqr., 230, 263 Hispanola, bishoprics in, 192 case of Pedro de Leon, 195 Hollanders, cases of, in Canaries, 167 Holy See, effect of Spanish Inq. on, 128 Huerta, Gaspar de la, case of, 398 Hurtado, Fray Juan, on Indians, 209 TBANEZ, GASPAR, inqr. of Lima, -1- 365, 366 Idolatry of Indians, 211 Ilarduy, receiver of Lima, 351, 352, 367 Ilarduy, inqr. of Cartagena, 468 554 INDEX Uluminism in Mexico, 235, 240 in Philippines, 305 in Peru, 406 Images, sacred, on profane objects, 265 Immaculate Conception in Philippines, 307 Immigration of Portuguese in Peru, 422 Immunity granted byfuero, 28, 30, 245, 249 Impostors, mystic, 235, 396 Independence of colonial tribunals, 203, 331 oath of, required, 507 Index Librorum Prohibitorum in the colonies, 204 Indians, their readiness for conversion, 191 their idolatry, 211 exempt from Inq., 209, 332 • repartimientos of, 215 sorcery among, 228 judiciable for sorcery, 391 offences against, 247 failure of missions, 458, 514, 515 Indies, New Christians forbidden access to, 193, 419 Concordia of 1553 extended to, 197, 247, 330 Concordias of 1610 and 1633, 218, 251, 254, 267 Council of, its complaints, 220, 255, 314, 345, 476, 477, 480, 484, 488, 503, 512 inqrs. of, 195 Innocent XII defends Inq. of Naples, 100 Inquisition of Canaries, 139 founded in 1505, 140 dependent on Seville, 141 activity of Inqr. Ximenes, 142 prosecution of slaves, 144, 148, 149, 152, 159 its suspension, 145 its reorganization, 146 its building, 146, 157 visitations, 149 active persecution, 152 finances, 156 Judaizers, 158 trivial denunciations, 160 beatas revelanderas, 162 solicitation, 163 sorcery, 165 foreign heretics, 167 censorship, 176 conflicts of jurisdiction, 180 suppression, 189, 190 Inquisition, episcopal, in Naples, 64, 66, 71, 78, 79, 84, 86, 92, 100, 102, 103, 104, 107 in Sardinia, 117 Inquisition, episcopal, in Lombardy, 131, 135 in the Canaries, 140, 145 in Mexico, 195, 199, 210, 211, 280 in the Philippines, 299 in China, 317 in Peru, 321, 325, 412 in New Granada, 454, 510 Inquisition of Malta, 44 Inquisition of Mexico, 191 exercised by bishops, 196 established in 1571, 200 its installation, 202 its organization, 204 auto of 1574, 205 of 1596 and 1601, 207 its activity, 209 Indians exempt from, 209 finances, 212 early poverty, 213 Indian repartimientos, 215 concealment of confiscations, 216 grant of prebends, 217 dispute over subvention, 217 219, 223 large confiscations, 219 its sequestrations, 223 its wealth, 225, 288 cases in 1626, 226 inactivity, 227, 240 persecution of Judaizers, 229 autos of 1646-1649, 219, 230 of 1659, 234 solicitation, 241, 271, 272 conflicts of jurisdiction, 245 concordia of 1610, 251 competencias, 252 concordia of 1633, 254 quarrels with bishops, 257 visitation of Medina Rico, 261 military service, 263 censorship, 264 influence of Bourbon dynasty, 267 decadence in 18th century, 270 C"tical activity, 272, 275 public auto in 1795, 273 subordination to State, 275 case of Miguel Hidalgo, 276 suppression in 1813, 288 revived in 1815, 290 case of Jos6 Maria Morelos, 291 final extinction, 297 survival of fanaticism, 298 Inquisition of Milan, 121 its early difficulties, 122 prevalence of heresy, 123 can Carlo Borromeo becomes Abp., 123 Philip II proposes Spanish Inq., 125 popular opposition, 126 project abandoned, 128, 529 INDEX 555 Inquisition of Milan, commerce with Switzerland, 129, 530 episcopal Inq., 131 suppressed by Maria Teresa, 137 Inquisition of Naples, 49 Gonsalvo's pledge regarding it, 52 disregarded by Ferdinand, 54 papal Inq. active, 56, 64 attempt to introduce Spanish Inq., 57 popular opposition successful, 58 exemption from Inq. claimed, 63 refugees from Sicily, 63, 65 papal Inq. accepted, 64 its inertness, 65 Charles V orders Inq. introduced, 70 censorship introduced, 70, 84 Inq. attempted indirectly, 71 remonstrance of Piazze, 72 popular rising and slaughter, 73 envoys sent to Charles V, 74 unsuccessful fighting, 75 resistance abandoned, 76 Roman Inq. introduced, 78 its prisoners sent to Rome, 79, 88 persecution of Waldenses, 79 mixture of jurisdictions, 86 popular hatred, 88 exequatur required, 90, 94, 527 popular spirit broken, 92 papal commissioners admitted, 92 assume inquisitorial powers, 94, 96,98 refuse to ask for exequatur, 95 Roman Ina. established, 96 its procedure, 97 Inqr. Piazza expelled, 99 Roman Inq. expelled, 100 Edict of Faith in 1695, 101 Roman Inq. returns, 102 episcopal Inq. developed, 103 suppressed by Carlo VII, 107 Inquisition of New Granada, 453 under commissioners, 454 demand for tribunal, 455 extent of its district, 457 endeavors to include Florida, 458 tribunal founded in 1610, 460 its royal subvention, 460 early operations, 461 sorcery and witchcraft, 462 blasphemy, 465 autos of 1622 and 1626, 466 sack of Cartagena in 1697, 467 decadence in 18th century, 468 censorship, 470 quarrels with the authorities, 473, 484 visitation of Martin Real, 481 of Medina Rico, 485 quarrels continue, 488 intestine, 485, 488, 490 degradation of tribunal, 489 Inquisition of New Granada, quarrel with Bp. Benavides, 491 arrogance and decadence, 498, 504 poverty, 506, 509 moves to Santa Marta in 1812, 507 returns to Cartagena in 1815, 509 abolished by United States of Colom- bia in 1821, 510 Inquisition of Peru, 319 episcopal Inq., 321, 325 Inq. established, 326 auto of 1573, 328 organization, 329 extent of district, 333 commissioners, 334 subdivision proposed, 337 finances, 342 quarrels over subvention, 342, 344 concealment of receipts, 342, 345, 348 increasing income, 343 suppression of canonries, 346 gains from auto of 1639, 347 from other sources, 349 revenue and expenses, 350 mismanagement and peculation, 351 property at suppression, 354 character of inqrs. — Cerezuela, Ulloa, 355 Prado sent as visitador, 357 his charges against Ulloa, 358 Ulloa's sentence, 360 he visits the district, 361 Ordonez, his greed, 362 Verdugo, Gaitan, Manozca, 363 deplorable condition of tribunal, 364 quarrels of inqrs., 366 visitation of Arenaza, 368 traffic in offices, 372 quarrels with authorities, 373 conflicts of jurisdiction, 381 Fernando VI limits the fuero, 388 quarrels with Abp. Barroeta, 389 functions in matters of faith, 390 bigamy, blasphemy, sorcery, 391 propositions, 392 solicitation, 393 mystic impostors, 396 Quietism, 406 auto de fe of 1736, 410 Protestantism, 412 prisoners of war, 414 Judaism, 419 auto de fe of 1639, 425, 435, 438 punishments, 437 censorship, 444 decadence and suppression, 447 re-establishment, 448 extinction, 450 556 INDEX Inquisition of Peru, personnel and salaries, 451 work accomplished, 451 Inquisition of Philippines, 299 episcopal Inq., 299 commissioner sent there, 300 his functions, 301 inactivity, 304 censorship, 306 conflicts of jurisdiction, 308 imprisonment of Governor Salcedo, 311 destruction of records, 317 Inquisition, Roman, organized, 70, 121 burnings in Rome, 80, 88, 135 introduced in Naples, 78 sentences Waldenses, 83 its prisoners sent to Rome, 87, 88, 91 its arrests require exequatur, 89, 90 used to collect debts, 91 punishes false-witness, 91 its regular service of vessels, 91 commissioners established in Naples, 92 assume to be inqrs., 94, 96, 98 refuses to ask for exequatur, 95 established in Naples, 96 expelled in 1692, 100 publishes Edict of Faith in 1695, 101 is again introduced, 102 Charles VI rejects it, 103 objects to Spanish Inq., 125 obstructs trade with heretics, 131 Inquisition of Sardinia, 109 conflicts of jurisdiction, 110 productive confiscations, 112 two inqrs. tried, 114 impoverishment, 114, 115, 116 Charles V stimulates activity, 115 its inefficiency, 116 multiplication of officials, 117 disappears under House of Savoy, 119 Inquisition of Sicily, 1 its finances, 5, 9, 12, 19, 24, 27 reorganized in 1500, 6 a house provided, 7 reorganized in 1510, 9 activity in 1513, 12 complaints of abuses, 13, 21, 22, 26 reforms attempted, 13, 517 suspended by rising in 1516, 15 restored in 1519 — its activity, 17 Card. Adrian tries to reform it, 18 Abp. Manrique also tries, 19, 518 fuero of officials suspended, 22 resistance to sanbenitos, 24 continued activity, 24, 26, 27 contests with secular authorities, 25, 29, 31, 34,37 number of familiars, 28 claims obedience of its subjects, 33 Inquisition of Sicily, quarrels with bishops, 35 activity in 17th century, 39 under Savoy and Austria, 40 under Carlos III, 42 suppressed in 1782, 43 statistics, 44 wants evidence from Calabria, 52 refugees in Naples, 63 makes arrests in Calabria, 89 Inquisitors acquire bishoprics, 201 of Peru, their character, 355 of Cartagena, 473, 479, 485 Insane, punishment of, 38, 235, 236, 238, 239, 329, 397, 410, 420 Insanity procures exemption, 392 case suspended for, 432 Installation of Mexican Inq., 202 of Peruvian, 328 Instructions, Sicilian, 13, 18, 518 special, for colonies, 203 Insurgents excommunicated en masse, 280 their documents condemned, 291 Inviolability of officials' houses, 11, 254, 386, 517 Irazabal, auditor, his knavery, 352 Irregularities of procedure in Lima, 411, 436, 437 Irreverence, cases of, in Canaries, 161, 168, 178 Isabella of Castile conquers Canaries, 139 her zeal for the faith in the Indies, 191 JANSENISM in China, 318 " Jesuits, drowning of, 168 persecute Bp. Palafox, 258 their expulsion from Mexico, 270 their precautions against solicita- tion, 303 their immunity, 305, 399 their rule in Bonol, 308 in Paraguay, 258 persecution of Abp. Limpieza required in Peru, 331 Lizardi, Ferndndez de, case of, 273 Llano Valde"s, Francisco de, 478 Loaisa, Abp., holds auto de fe, 321 Lobaton, Juan and Martin, case of, 382 Loeb, Isidor, number of Sicilian Jews, 3 Lombardy, its relations with Switzer- land, 121, 129 precautions against foreign heretics, 129, 530 Lopez de Aponte, case of, 235 L6pez, Luis, S. J., case of, 396, 399 Los Tres Reyes, case of, 172 Louisiana Purchase, censorship in, 274 Inq. attempted there, 459 Louis XII, his bargain with Ferdinand, 52 Loyola y Haro, Juan de, case of, 436 Lugardi, Enrico, revives Sicilian Inq., 1 Lujan, Felipe de, his proposition, 392 Lutheranism persecuted in Sicily, 24 in Naples, 69 dread of, in Colonies, 200 MALDONADO DE SILVA, case of, 423 Malta, inqr. appointed for, 1 Inq. of, 44 Malvicino, Valerio, persecutes Walden- ses, 81, 82, 84 Mancera, Viceroy, on expenses of Inq., 222 complains of Inq., 255 speculates on the Portuguese, 433 Manozca, Juan de, inqr. of Lima, 364 of Cartagena, 460 his injustice, 461 objects to prosecuting sorcery, 463 complaints of him, 473 transferred to Lima, 476 is Abp. of Mexico, 257 Mafiozca, Juan Saenz de, 230, 263 Manrique, Abp., his Sicilian Instruc- tions, 19, 518 Manrique, Francisco, Comr. of Philip- pines, 300 Manso, Bp. Alfonso, as inqr., 195 Manso, Giacomo, inqr. of Sicily, 2 Mantua, Inq. enforced there, 133 Marcategui, Ant. de, case of, 385 558 INDEX Maria Teresa suppresses Inq. of Milan, 137 Marignano, Franciscan Guardian of, his escape, 124 Marin, Sancho, inqr. of Sardinia, 109 transferred to Sicily, 5 MarinaBiis Siculus, his pension, 8 Martin, Diego, Governor of Buenos Ayres, 421 Martin de Valencia as inqr., 196 Matteo da Reggio, inqr. in Naples, 49 Mattos, Fran. Rodriguez, case of, 208 Mazza, Agostino, case of, 98 Media aftata, 225 Medina, J. T., his works, 320 Medina Rico, his visitation in Carta- gena, 485 transferred to Mexico, 488 his Mexican visitation, 230 his arbitrary action, 255 on persecution of Palafox, 258 tries case of Juan de la Camara, 261 Melgarejo, Luisa, case of, 400 Melgarejo, Rodrigo Ortiz, case of, 394 Membretes, 228 Mendoza, Bp. of Popayan, 473 Mercader, Benito, visitor of Sicily, 19 Mercantile cases exempted from fuero, 41,43 Merchants, heretic, residence of, 136 Messina receives the Inq., 17 Mexico, growth of the Church, 193 sanbenitos in cathedral, 196 apprehension of Protestants, 200 (See Inq. of Mexico). Mier, G6mez de, inqr. of Cartagena, 489, 490, 491 Mier Noriega y Guerra, case of, 297 Milan. See Inq. of Milan. Military service of officials, 263, 357 Mir6, Estevan, Governor of Louisiana, 459 Mission from Naples to Ferdinand, 60 to Charles V, 74, 76 Missionaries to West Indies, 192 character of, in Colonies, 319 Missions, unsuccess of, 514, 515 Modena, Bp. of, inqr. in Milan, 121 Moles, Antonio, as confiscator, 84 Molinism in Peru, 400 Moncada, Hugo de, Viceroy of Sicily, 14 Monge, D. Miguel, his book on Inq., 41 Monox, Edward, case of, 171 Montalto, Waldenses of, 81, 82 Monterey, Viceroy, defends the exequa- tur, 95 Monterey, Viceroy, warned to favor Inq., 374 Montesalto, Duchess of, 85 Montesclaros, Viceroy, complains of Inq., 380 Montoro, Bp., appointed inqr. of Sicily, 6 of Naples, 57, 58 Montufar, Abp., as inqr., 197 his censorship, 264 Moorish slaves, cases of, 144, 145, 159 forbidden to go to colonies, 194 Morals, censorship of, 446, 471 Morales, Padre, excites revolt, 308 Moreion, Catalina, 356 Morelos, Jos6 Marfa, case of, 292 Moreno y Escandon, his report, 513 Moriscos in Canaries, 144, 145, 147, 160 Mormile, Cesare, 73, 74 Moro sailors, their pagan rites, 305 Mota, David de la, 469 Moya de Contreras, inqr. of Mexico, 200, 206 Moyen, Franfois, case of, 439 Multiplicity of jurisdictions, 511 Munoz, Diego, his censorship, 266 Murga, Bp. of Canaries, 146, 184 Murga, Governor of Cartagena, 476 Murgier, Jean Marie, case of, 272 Muros, Bp. of Canaries, as inqr., 140 Mussumefli, Count, case of, 29 Mutineers, naval, in Vera Cruz, 268 Mutis, Jos6 Celestino, case of, 471 Mystic impostors in Mexico, 235 in Peru, 396 ~W"APLES, its conquest by Ferdinand, its municipal organization, 54 tumult of 1547, 72 English girl abducted in 1746, 106 (See Inquisition of Naples). Nava, Antonio, case of, 104 Negro slaves in Canaries, 148, 159 New Christians banished from Naples, 62, 64 forbidden to leave Canaries, 142 not allowed in the Colonies, 193, 419 New Granada, the earliest Spanish settlement, 453 description of its people, 461 revolution of 1810, 506 its condition in 1772, 513 (See Inquisition of New Granada). New Mexico, Governor of, arrested, 256 Nicholas V sends inqr. to Naples, 49 Nobles as familiars, 28, 30, 32, 42 Nuevo Reino de Granada, 453 Number of Sicilian Jews, 3 of familiars allowed, 13 in Sicily, 28, 31 in Sardinia, 117 in Canaries, 146 INDEX 559 Number of familiars in Mexico, 247, 536 in Peru, 330 in New Granada, 468 AATH of obedience to Inq., 11, 202, v 534 of independence in New Granada, 507 Oaxaca, Bp. of, penances Indians, 211 Obregon, Diego de, receiver of Sicily, 6, 9, 12 Occult arts, Edict of Faith against, 391 Ochino, Bernardino, 69, 70 Officials, crimes of, 14 engage in trade, 21 their exemptions, 22, 380 their fuero, 22, 24, 245 hostility towards them, 23, 26 their excepted crimes, 31, 247, 330 their abuses in Naples, 100 in the Colonies, 251, 498 multiplication in Sardinia, 117, 119 royal safeguard for, 202 their immunities, 246 subordinated to State, 275 not to receive commissions, 521 not to receive presents, 523 Offices, traffic in, 372 Olivares, Viceroy, rebukes the Inq., 33 Olivitos, Angela, case of, 400 Onza of Sicily, 5 Opinions, political, prosecution for, 273 Orders, Religious, laxity in, 244, 515 complain of Manozca, 474 Ord6nez, Comr., arrests governor, 256 Ordonez appointed inqr. of Lima, 360 secures a legacy, 344 his greed, 362 made Abp. of Santafe", 363 on solicitation, 394 Organization of Mexican Inq., 204, 289 of Lima Inq., 350, 451 of city of Naples, 54 Ortiz, Juan, inqr. of Cartagena, 479, 482, 486, 487 Ortiz, Tomas, as inqr., 196 Osuna, Viceroy, his obsequiousness, 93 Ottine of Naples, 55 Ovalle, Manuel de, S. J., 407, 410 Oviedo, Rodrigo de, 479, 484, 486, 487 Ozaeta, Pablo de, inqr. of Cartagena, 499, 500 pABLO DE SANTA MARIA, 423 Pact with demon, 166 Padilla, Jos6 de, inqr. of Cartagena, 489, 490, 491 Padilla, Luis de, inqr. of Canaries, 144 Palacios, Andre's, 57, 60, 63 Palafox, Bp. Juan de, his persecution, 257 his Ejercicios devotos suppressed, 471 Palermo, rising in 1511, 11 complaints of Inq., 13 rising in 1516, 15 auto de fe of 1724, 40 Panama, alguazil in, 331 under Cartagena tribunal, 457 Pantelaria, inqr. appointed for, 1 Pantolosa the Neapolitan banker, 50 Panza, commissioner, 82, 86 Paolo d'Arezzo, mission to Philip II, 86, 525 Paolo Sarpi, on trade with heretics, 137 Papal Inq. 