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1. Processo del Santo Officio: Ana, yndia.

Processo del Santo Officio:... S.l. [Mexico?]: 1538. Inquisition 117

Spanish. Trial notes of secretary Diego de Mayorca, with signature of inquisitor bishop Fray Juan de Zumárraga of Mexico.

2. "Sepan quantos esta carta, y publico instrumento de censo vieren como yo..." [incipit].

"Sepan quantos esta carta, ... S.l. [Granada?]: 1567. Inquisition 204

Spanish. Printed form with blank spaces filled in by hand, detailing goods and properties seized by the inquisition, evaluated and subsequently sold to Juan Ximenez, an inquisition familiar. Relevant royal privileges are included. Contains signatures.

3. "De mi el licenciado Juan..." [incipit].

"De mi el licenciado Juan..... Toledo: 1574. Inquisition 6

Spanish. Printed certificate filled out by hand and signed by inquisitors, listing punishments for an excommunicate woman; contains further manuscript notes on verso. Damaged, illegible in parts.

4. "Muy Reverendos señores- Alonso Carrança que la presente lleva..." [incipit].

Ramirez, Andres. "Muy Reverendos señores- Al... Toledo: 1540. Inquisition 2

Spanish. Alonso Carranza, a silk weaver of the San Christoval parish (Toledo), is certified to have completed his sentence by publicly standing hatless with a yellow candle during high mass. Contains signature.

5. "Yo Don Cristobal Sanchez Garcia Miembro del Consejo de su Magestad de la Santa General Inquisicion e la Corona de Castilla y Leon..." [incipit].

Sanchez Garcia, Xp.al [Cris.... "Yo Don Cristobal Sanchez G... Madrid: 1640. Inquisition 13

Spanish. Copy of testimony originally given in 1638 by Luis Sánchez García (father of Cristóbal Sánchez García), concerning a case dating back to 1525. Contains signature and wax seal.

6. Informacion en favor de Manuel de Faria i Sousa, Cavallero de la Orden de Christo, i de la Casa Real. Sobre la Acusacion que se hizo en el Tribunal del Santo Oficio de Lisboa, a los comentarios que docta, i judiciosa, i catolicamente escrivio a Las Luisiadas del doctissimo, i profundissimo, i solidissimo poeta Christiano Luis de Camoens, unico ornamento de la Academia Española en este genero de letras.

Faria y Sousa, Manuel de. Informacion en favor de Man... S.l.n.a.: [1640]. Inquisition 135

Spanish.

7. Proceso contra Gaspar de los Reyes, Portugués de Queretano.

Lope de Izquierdo et al. Proceso contra Gaspar de lo... Mexico; Queretano; Vera Cruz: 1620-1622. Inquisition 119

Spanish. Trial of Gaspar de los Reyes, a Portuguese muleteer resident at San Luis de Potosí in Mexico, along with his mestiza companion Catelina de Parraga (de la Parra) for iconoclasm. Very extensive, with many witnesses and signature of officials including inquisition commissary fr. Lope Izquierdo; Gaspar de los Reyes' signature also appears. His punishment included banishment to Castile; she received 200 lashes and both were tortured.

8. Bta. Judicial por Don Juan de la Vega y Dávila Secretario del Secreto del Santo Oficio de la Ynquisición de Toledo y su Reino y su juez particular para la venta de los bienes de Manuel Rodríguez Diaz, portugués, vecino de Talavera, reconciliado por el dicho Santo Oficio, etc... de una viña y unas olivas etc.

Bta. Judicial por Don Juan ... S.l. [Talavera?]: 1651, 1713, 1859. Inquisition 14

Spanish. Collection of legal documents concerning property confiscated by the inquisition; also later transaction involving same property.

9. "Hermano: Vuestra cassa se ha visto y comunicado..." [incipit].

Cuesta, Ignacio. "Hermano: Vuestra cassa se ... S.l.n.a.: [1600s?]. Inquisition 1

Spanish. Notice of death penalty, addressed to an unnamed prisoner with final offer of reconciliation. Contains signature and wax seal.

10. "Nos los Inquisidores Apostolicos Contra la heretica Pravedad, y apostasia, en esta provinzia de Leon, Maestrazgos de Santiago, y Alcantara, obsipados de Plasenzia, Badajoz, Ziudad Rodrigo, y su Partido, por autoridad Apostolica, &c." [incipit of first document].

"Nos los Inquisidores Apost... [Llerena]: [1697?]. Inquisition 63

Spanish. Collection of texts in multiple hands. The first document is a copy of a 1697 edict issued at Llerena, reproducing earlier edicts forbidding conflicts (verbal and in writing) among religious orders. The bulk of the collection consists of extensive notes from Llerena on various inquisition cases heard ca. 1608, 1648, 1655, 1657, etc.