to Charles V, i, 217, 219, 221, 222;
ii, 368

Office, public, right to hold, i, 415, 419
onerous, refusal of, i, 420
Offices forbidden to Jews, i, 73
Jews indispensable, i, 99
Conversos disabled from, i, 126; ii,

285

removal of disabilities, ii, 407
confiscation of, i, 192, 581
sale of, ii, 212
life-tenure of, ii, 218

hereditary transmission of, ii, 219
transfer of, ii, 221

held without pay, ii, 223
become undesirable, iv, 388
Officials forbidden to trade, i, 270, 534,
535

their privileges, i, 265, 270, 367, 376,
377, 379, 412, 465; ii, 415, 417, 418,
419

their right to the fuero, i, 429, 522
their servants and slaves, i, 369
their character, i, 536

their perquisites, ii, 190, 252
of Suprema, their fees, ii, 200
to lodge in one house, ii, 207
houses furnished to them, ii, 208
their salaries, ii, 251

their number, i, 468, 516; ii, 209, 210,
211, 212, 215, 216
leniency shown to them, ii, 223
punished only by Suprema, ii, 225
they retain records, ii, 257
unsalaried, ii, 263

organized in confraternity, ii, 282
Order of Knighthood for, ii, 283
limpieza requisite, ii, 294, 296
collusion with informers, ii, 324
their penury, ii, 443, 444
sworn to secrecy, ii, 472

must be present at autos, iii, 214
personation of, iv, 344

their deterioration, iv, 388
of Portuguese Inqn., iii, 262
public, take oath to Inqn., i, 182, 352
Ointment, demonic, of witches, iv, 208,
214, 229, 231

Olavide, Pablo, case of, iv, 308
Old and New Christians, distinction
recognized, ii, 288

Old Christians, definition of, ii, 288, 298
forfeit limpieza, ii, 300

involved in confiscations, ii, 346
only witnesses for defence, ii, 540
their descendants disabled, iii, 177
Old Inquisition, its organization, i, 172
Oliva, his letters to Molinos, iv, 51

Olmo, del, family of, ii, 221
Opinion in cases of limpieza, ii, 300
political, punished, iv, 276
Opposition to Inqn., i, 232, 239, 245,
260, 268, 439, 452, 465
to grant of canonries, ii, 417
Oran, tribunal of, i, 551
Orden de Procesar, ii, 475
Ordenamiento of Alcalá on usury, i, 98
de Doña Catalina, i, 116, 123
Ordenanzas Reales, i, 27

oppression of Jews in, i, 124
Order of Knighthood for officials, ii, 283
of S. Maria de la Espada Blanca, i,
507
Orders, holy, forbidden to descendants
of penitents, iii, 176
marriage in, iv, 336

minor, abuses of, i, 17; iv, 497
Orders, Military, absorbed by crown,
i, 34; iv, 370

competencias with, i, 505

Orders, Religious, their reform pro-
posed, i, 317

represented in Suprema, i, 323
subjected to Inqn., ii, 36

pay cost of imprisoned frailes, ii, 533
suppressed in 1820-3, iv, 439
growth of, iv, 490, 492
Ordinaries, their jurisdiction, ii, 6, 10
effort to exclude them, ii, 12, 14
negligence as to concurrence, ii, 15
appointment as inqrs., ii, 16
their concurrence omitted, ii, 18
Organization of Jews in Spain, i, 86
of Inquisition, i, 172

of tribunals, i, 231, 244; ii, 208, 593
Orihuela, tribunal of, i, 551
composition for, ii, 356

slaughtering of cattle in, iii, 382
Ortiz, Blas, his negligence as to con-
currence, ii, 15

punishes solicitation, iv, 97

made ingr. of Valencia, i, 384
Ortiz, Francisco, his temerity, i, 372
Ortiz, Francisco, case of, iv, 11

| Orts, Juan, inqr. of Aragon, i, 230, 239
Ostentation of Jews, i, 96
in dowries, ii, 333
Ostrogoths, their tolerance, i, 38, 39
Osuna, tribunal of, i, 551
Osuna, Francisco de, on prayer, iv, 3
on scholastic theology, iv, 5

Osuna, disciple of Francisca Hernandez, | Paradinas, inqr., stabbed, i, 214
iv, 9

escapes correction, iv, 17

Otaduí, Dr., his advice to Philip II, iii,
334

Otrosi, demand for torture in, iii, 42
Ottoboni, Card., persecutes Pelagini, iv,
46

attacks Molinos, iv, 54

See Alexander VIII.

Outlaws, safe-conducts for, i, 444
Outlawry of heretics, iii, 388
Oven, royal, of Aljafería, i, 391
Overcoming torture, iii, 30

Oviedo, Gonzalo Fern. de, on heresy,
ii, 2

Ownership of documents, ii, 220

Páramo on treatment of Jews, i, 36
his eulogy of Inqn., ii, 483
on acquittal, iii, 108
on Protestants, iii, 432
on mystics of Llerena, iv, 24
his abuse of women, iv, 121
Pardon of 1604, iii, 268

of 1627 and 1630, iii, 273
purchase of, iii, 363

Paredes, Fray Manuel de, his mysticism,
iv, 71

Pareja tried for solicitation, iv, 98
Pariahs created by limpieza, ii, 310
Paris, Council of 1212, on midwives, i, 81
Parish churches, sanbenitos hung in, iii,
166

Parque Castrillo, Duke of, prosecuted,
iv, 430

PACHECO, Ing.-genl., punishes Bp. Parra, Juan Adan de la, iii, 271, 291

of Murcia, i, 420

his conflict with Seville, i, 489
prosecutes Granada judges, i, 487
has but one vote in Suprema, ii, 168
banishes Englishmen, iii, 466, 572
condemns mysticism, iv, 30
Pacheco, Pedro, his grant from sale
of offices, ii, 215
his disgrace, ii, 438

Pact with demon, iv, 185, 188, 195, 205
Padilla, Inqr., suspended, i, 530
Padilla, Juan de, keeps clear of Inqn.,
i, 221

Padua, faculty of, on defence of accused,
iii, 56

Paging of records of trials, ii, 259
Palafox, Bishop, his portrait borrado,
iii, 498

Palencia, Bp. of, his appellate juris-
diction, ii, 110

Palermo, iniquity of tribunal, ii, 121
Pallavicini, Card., on persecution, iv,500
Palm of victory for acquittal, iii, 108
Palma, massacre in 1391, i, 109

number of officials in, ii, 212
autos of 1679 and 1691, iii, 225, 306;
iv, 526

Pampeluna, tribunal of, i, 552

relations with Saragossa, i, 225
political utility, i, 226
Pan asegurado, i, 388
Pan cotazo, i, 594

Paniagua, D. Pedro, case of, i, 514
Paños de la vergüenza, iii, 17
Papacy, popular disrespect for, i, 11
export of money to, i, 12
approves of Torquemada, i, 174
Paper, writing, for prisoners, ii, 517
Papers, all, returned to tribunal, ii, 474
detailed inventory of, ii, 497

Participation in Sabbat, iv, 232, 243,
245

Partidas on trade with Moors, i, 56
on slavery, i, 57

restrictions on Jews, i, 69, 74, 89
on confiscation, iii, 316
on magic, iv, 180, 182

law on heresy revived, iv, 411
law as to succession, iv, 462
Parvitas materiæ, none in solicitation,
iv, 110, 112

none in sorcery, iv, 196
Pascual of Aragon, his inqr.-generalship,
i, 310

Passes for free goods, i, 376, 384
Passo Honroso, the, i, 5

Passover bread, eating of, ii, 566
Pastoralis officii, bull, i, 275, 432; iv, 317,

329

Pastrana, Judaizers of, ii, 494; iii, 300
mystics of, iv, 7

Paternoy, Sancho de, i, 249, 257
Patiño, his services, iv, 486
Patrocinio, Sor, career of, iv, 92
Patronage, papal, resisted, i, 12
granted to sovereigns, ii, 416; iv, 291
royal, of canonries, ii, 429
of inquisitors, ii, 280
Patrones teólogos, iii, 51; iv, 154
Paul III exempts regulars from Inqn.,
ii, 32

confirms sale of pardons, ii, 107
Roman Inqn. not to interfere with
Spanish, ii, 127

on exclusion of New Christians, ii, 289,
291

relieves Moriscos from confiscation
ii, 395

his dispensations, ii, 406
limits duration of torture, iii, 22

Penitentiary, its pardons for crime, ii, | Petosiris, iv, 195

INDEX

Philip II, his savage censorship, iii,

488

renews law against sorcery, iv, 190
political use of Inqn., iv, 250
prosecutes Jeanne d'Albret, iv,
case of Ant. Pérez, iv, 254, 255, 262,
253
265, 267, 269

on unnatural crime, iv, 364
results of his reign, iv, 474
his intolerance, iv, 499

quarrel at his obsequies, i, 362
Philip III makes appointments, i, 300
forces resignations, i, 306
adds member to Suprema, i, 323
asks assent of Suprema, i, 326
reclaims confiscations, i, 331

on royal jurisdiction of Inqn., i, 343,
510

prohibits discharge of fire-arms, i,
408

duplicity with Catalonia, i, 471

on appeals to Rome, i, 494, 496; ii,
131

case of provisor of Córdova, i, 496
subjects Military Orders to Inqn., i,
505

forbids refusal of competencias, i, 522
denies episcopal cognizance of heresy,
ii, 8

favors transfer of offices, ii, 221
inqrs. must be lawyers, ii, 235
exaggerates limpieza, ii, 311
restrains grants of canonries, ii, 420
sells pardon to Judaizers, iii, 267
sells right to emigrate, iii, 271
refuses to banish Conversos, iii, 275
seeks to convert Moriscos, iii, 372
his fear of Moriscos, iii, 387
his edict of expulsion, iii, 394
dissipates Morisco confiscations, iii,
409

makes treaty with England, iii, 463
prohibits the Annals of Baronius, iii,
534

asserts independence of Roman cen-
sorship, iii, 535

pardons Ant. Pérez's family, iv, 270
his lavishness, iv, 475

debases the coinage, iv, 482
subjection to his confessor, iv, 498
his piety, iv, 500

Philip IV, appointments and resig-
nations, i, 301, 307, 309, 323, 324
his demands on Inqn., i, 332
claims portion of fines, i, 340; ii,
399

struggles against bureaucracy, i, 346,
616

on royal jurisdiction of Inqn., i, 343,
344

asks for expenses of Suprema, ii, 195
tries to diminish officials, ii, 211
resorts to sale of offices, ii, 212
his prodigality, ii, 215; iv, 476
attempts to reform limpieza, ii, 300,
307

yields to chapter of Córdova, ii, 422
proposes discharge of prisoners, iii,

155

refuses Cromwell's demands, iii, 469;
iv, 501

confirms censorship law, iii, 489
asks licence to read prohibited books,
iii, 523

favors the Jesuits, iii, 532; iv, 380
asserts independence of Roman cen-
sorship, iii, 535

defends the regalistas, iii, 537
influenced by visions, iv, 39
his horoscope, iv, 194

competencia over bigamy, iv, 320
punishes blasphemy, iv, 333
urges the Immaculate Conception, iv,

359

his disastrous reign, iv, 475
debases the coinage, iv, 482
subservience to Inqn., iv, 501
his immorality, iv, 510

Philip V, his struggle with Giudice, i, 314
efforts to reform Inqn., i, 317, 336;
ii, 202, 223, 560