foreign, regulations for, iii, 464, 472, 473, 475Hergenrother, Card., on Inqn., iv,248Heriot, iv,496Hermandad de S. Pedro Martir, ii, 282la Santa, i, 29Hermaphrodites punished, iv,187Hernia, torture in cases of, iii, 15Hernández Diego, iii, 416Hernández, Francisca, iii, 416; iv,9Hernández, Julian, iii, 427, 429, 445Herraiz, Isabel Maria, iii, 208; iv,90Herrera, prophetess of, her arrest, i, 186her followers burnt, iv,520Herrezuelo, Antonio de, iii, 429, 431, 440Hidalguía, privileges of, i, 375, 396; iv,478Hindu converts, iii, 261Hojeda, Alonso de, urges Inquisition, i, 154, 163Holy Alliance on Liberalism, iv,444intervenes in Spain, iv,445Holy See, its supreme jurisdiction, ii, 160rupture with, iv,441Holland, emigration to, iii, 279protests against visitas de navíos, iii, 517Honestas personas, ii, 544Honey and feathers as penance, iii, 133Honey, case of load of, iii, 287Honorary officials, ii, 216Honorius III on badges for Jews, i, 69Honorius IV on disabilities of descendants, iii, 173Hornachos, Moriscos of, iii, 342Horses, export of, iv,278Horstmann, J. Heinrich, case of, iii, 477Hospitals, sick transferred to, ii, 523insane sent to, iii, 59service in, as penance, iii, 145used as prisons, iii, 151Host, sacrilege on, by Jews, i, 116insults to it, iv,355,432Hostegesis, Bp., of Málaga, i, 46Hostility, racial, stimulated, i, 75, 81to Inquisition, i, 214, 527Hours of the Virgin in Romance prohibited, iii, 528of work not observed, ii, 226Houses, appropriation of, i, 527rented for tribunals, ii, 206private, used as prisons, iii, 151furnished to officials, ii, 195, 208, 218rents paid from penances, ii, 394of officials and familiars as asylums, i, 422razing of, iii, 128, 207; iv,266Huesca, tribunal of, i, 548College of Santiago, i, 456episcopal edict of faith, ii, 7Huguenots in Spain, iii, 450, 458, 471Humanity to prisoners, ii, 524, 525Hunting licences granted, iv,383Husbands liable for wives’ dowries, ii, 334, 341Hypnotism in mysticism, iv,2in witchcraft, iv,220Hysteria in demoniacal possession, iv,350Ideal of Inqn., ii, 483Identification of accused, ii, 553of witnesses prevented, iii, 53Idiaquez, Fran. de, on Moriscos, iii, 391Ignorance as extenuation, iii, 63Illescas, Abbot, on Protestants, iii, 432, 440, 444expurgation of his book, iii, 498Illness, removal from prison during, ii, 505, 523torture during, iii, 15Illuminism, ii, 135; iv,4,9in the Edict of Faith, iv,18,24in Extremadura, iv,20taught by Caldera, iv,29errors ascribed to, iv,30is formal heresy, iv,34treatment of, iv,35in Italy, iv,43mystic, iv,73Illuminists of Llerena, iv,23of Seville burnt, iv,34Illusion in witchcraft, iv,208,212,217,219,229,231,237Iluso, iv,79Images, irreverent, suppressed, iii, 546outrages on, iii, 100; iv,352,391Immaculate Conception, iv,359controversy over it, iv,359jurisdiction, iv,360censorship over books, iv,361Immorality in mysticism, iv,9,23,25,31,35,42,43,56, 57, 61, 70, 74of 17th century, iv,510Immunity of clergy disregarded, i, 16, 428; iv,497of officials, i, 265for false-witness, ii, 557Impartiality to be preserved, ii, 483Impeccability of mystics, iv,2,8,31,43,55,56,74Impeding the Inqn., i, 341; ii, 472, 492case of Ant. Pérez, iv,260,268,269Imperfect confession, ii, 574Importation of grain, i, 385Imports supervised by Inqn., iii, 505of books, iii, 489, 505, 507, 508of vellon coinage, iv,283Impostors, mystic, iv,81,86,87,88in Italy, iv,44in sorcery, iv,197,201Imposture of personating officials, iv,345of demoniacal possession, iv,351Imposts on Moriscos, iii, 377Imprisonment destroyslimpieza, i, 357, 510, 512; ii, 311, 334, 340; iii, 177dread of, ii, 511nature of, ii, 509, 514, 515, 518, 519as torture, iii, 4escape from, iii, 103sentences to, iii, 158cumandabsque misericordia, iii, 159Improvidence of the tribunals, ii, 435Impurity of blood, consequences of, ii, 297through penance, ii, 299limitation on, ii, 306its infection, ii, 310In absentia, trials, iii, 86In caput alienum, torture, iii, 12Income from canonries, ii, 431of Church of Toledo, iv,493Income-tax, exemption from, i, 384Incomunicado, ii, 494, 513In conspectu tormentorum, iii, 6Incriminating questions forbidden, ii, 466Incubus, an illusion, iv,220,231Indecency of exorciser, iv,352Independence, financial, of Inqn., i, 328claimed by Inqn., i, 342of Spanish censorship, iii, 535Index Librorum Prohibitorum, iii, 484earliest Spanish, iii, 485expurgatory, of Bibles, iii, 486Tridentine, iii, 492expurgatory, iii, 492, 494of Brisighella, iii, 492of Quiroga, iii, 493successive Indexes, iii, 495classification of authors, iii, 500of defamatory writings, iii, 531lascivious books, iii, 545astrology placed in, iv,193uncanonized saints, iv,357Indexes to registers, ii, 256, 259Indian Bibles suppressed, iii, 529Indies, trading with, by Conversos, ii, 357tribunals modify sentences, iii, 98Indirectas, iii, 63Indolence, Spanish, iv,483Indulgences not to include heresy, ii, 25for disregarding papal letters, ii, 106for bringing wood to stake, iii, 184for attending autos, iii, 209Industry, disdain for, i, 2; iv,485of Mudéjares, i, 66effect of confiscation on, ii, 386burdens on, iv,479In eminenti, bull, iv,299Infamy caused by prison, i, 510, 512by arrest, ii, 311, 490, 492of impurity of blood, ii, 297perpetuated bysanbenitos, iii, 166no disqualification for witnesses, ii, 538Infantado, Duke del, shares in confiscations, ii, 319Infanzones, their right of asylum, i, 422Infection shed by heresy, ii, 337Infidel, warlike exports to the, iv,279Influence of Edict of Faith, ii, 99of confiscation, ii, 386of unjust taxation, iv,478of intolerance, iv,505of Inquisition, iv,138,507of delation, iv,515on intellectual development, iv,528Informacion de moribus, ii, 251Informers, secrecy enforced on, ii, 473as to property, ii, 323Inhibition, power of, i, 355certificates of, i, 495Innocence, assertion of, ii, 584information concerning, ii, 256Innocent III on Jews, i, 81prohibits vernacular Bible, iii, 527Innocent IV orders expulsion of Moors, i, 60on badges for Jews, i, 69subjects friars to Inqn., ii, 30on dowries, ii, 325Innocent VIII recommissions Torquemada, i, 176removes old inqrs., i, 239, 263orders extradition of heretics, i, 253on absolution of heresy, ii, 20subjects friars to Inqn., ii, 30reserves jurisdiction over bps., ii, 41plays fast and loose with appeals, ii, 111, 591on exclusion of Conversos, ii, 286on qualifications of inqrs., ii, 234asks mercy for the reconciled, ii, 335his quinquennial indult, ii, 416diminishes disabilities, iii, 173on duty of burning, iii, 186stimulates witchcraft, iv,207Innocent X, his action in Villanueva’s case, ii, 147, 150, 154, 156encourages Inqn. of Portugal, iii, 282Innocent XI reforms Portuguese Inqn., iii, 288condemns theMística Ciudad, iv,40favors Molinos, iv,49his bullCœlestis Pastor, iv,59protects Card. Noris, iv,285condemnsPlomos del Sacromonte, iv,358Innocent XII commends Fénelon, iv,67protects Jansenists, iv,287Innocent XIII restricts number of clergy, iv,492Inns, foreigners forbidden to keep, iii, 465Inquisitio, ii, 478in case of Ant. Pérez, iv,258Inquisition of Portugal—negotiations with Rome, iii, 239Inqn. established, iii, 245has jurisdiction over bps., ii, 87its activity, iii, 247, 259, 265, 273, 283, 290, 308, 310non-residence of officials, iii, 248investigation into, iii, 251transaction establishing it, iii, 253, 257suppression of names, iii, 257confiscation, iii, 260, 282, 288its organization, iii, 262intellectual influence, iii, 263under Spanish rule, iii, 265obtains canonries, iii, 266urges stronger action, iii, 275under João IV, iii, 280opposes reforms, iii, 286resists papal interference, iii, 289its suspension removed, iii, 290Pombal’s reform, iii, 310cédula of January 17, 1619, iii, 558persecutes Masonry, iv,302unnatural crime, iv,365Inquisition of Rome—protection of officials, i, 368, 436annuls papal pardons, ii, 107not to interfere with Spanish Inqn., ii, 128rarely imposes fines, ii, 400secrecy, ii, 470sequestration, ii, 495denies sacraments to prisoners, ii, 520husbands and wives as witnesses, ii, 538confrontation, ii, 553use of torture, iii, 3accused does not pay torturer, iii, 35procedure reformed by Pius VII, iii, 92acquittal, iii, 105suspension, iii, 106compurgation, iii, 119scourging, iii, 136galleys as penance, iii, 146removessanbenitosfrom churches, iii, 172its judgements final, iii, 186judgements of blood, iii, 189strangulation before burning, iii, 193personating priesthood, iii, 207; iv,340discards use of mitres, iii, 215autos held in churches, iii, 222intercourse with heretics, iii, 465forbids residence of heretics, iii, 470mystic extravagance, iv,45persecutes Pelagini, iv,46,48solicitation, iv,100,108,109,112,121,122,124,128, 130witchcraft, iv,242bigamy, iv,321blasphemy, iv,333prosecutes exorciser, iv,352seal of confession, iv,377Inquisition of Spain—asked for in 1451, i, 147episcopal Inqn. ordered in 1464, i, 153attempt by Sixtus IV in 1475, i, 154founded in 1480, i, 160Castile receives it, i, 161imposed on Navarre, i, 223resistance in Valencia, i, 239in Aragon, i, 244in Catalonia, i, 260received by Majorca, i, 266relations with the State, i, 289subordination under Ferdinand, i, 289growth of independence under Hapsburgs, i, 325culminating under Carlos II, iv,512Bourbons reassert control, i, 348powers which gave it predominance, i, 351excommunication and inhibition, i, 355it defines its own powers, iii, 539frames its own rules, i, 181; ii, 477keeps them secret, ii, 475, 606prescribes its punishments, iii, 393a crime to examine its methods, iv,261superior to all law, i, 265, 365has royal jurisdiction over its officials, i, 345, 429privileges and exemptions, i, 375resistance in Valencia, i, 435in Aragon, i, 450in Catalonia, i, 465conflicts with civil authorities, i, 484with spiritual courts, i, 493popular hatred thence arising, i, 527jurisdiction over heresy, ii, 1enforced on regular Orders, ii, 29bishops exempted, ii, 41device of the Edict of Faith, ii, 91appeals to Rome, ii, 103organization, ii, 161the Suprema becomes the governing power, ii, 167organization of the tribunals, ii, 205limpieza, or purity of blood, ii, 285finances—are kept secret, i, 325confiscation the chief support, ii, 315fines and penances, ii, 389dispensations, ii, 401benefices, ii, 415system of management, ii, 453practice—the Edict of Grace, ii, 457the inquisitorial process, ii, 465,arrest and sequestration, ii, 485the secret prison, ii, 507character of evidence, ii, 535confession of the accused, ii, 569the use of torture, iii, 1conduct of the trial, iii, 36the defence, iii, 56theconsulta de fe, iii, 71the sentence, iii, 93compurgation, iii, 113minor penalties, iii, 121harsher penalties, iii, 135sanbenitos in churches, iii, 164thequemadero—burning, iii, 183responsibility for it, iii, 184the auto de fe, iii, 209persecution of Jews, iii, 231the Portuguese Inqn., iii, 237disappearance of Judaism, iii, 311persecution of Moriscos, iii, 317their expulsion, iii, 393persecution of Protestantism, iii, 411policy with foreigners, iii, 457censorship, iii, 480censorship, the Indexes, iii, 484visitos de navíos, iii, 510independence from Rome, iii, 533mysticism, iv,1in Italy, iv,42in France, iv,62Molinism, iv,68solicitation, iv,95propositions, iv,138sorcery and occult arts, iv,179astrology forbidden, iv,192witchcraft, iv,206rationalistic treatment, iv,231political activity, iv,248case of Antonio Pérez, iv,253subservience to the crown, iv,276export of horses, iv,278Jansenism, iv,284Free-Masonry, iv,298philosophism, iv,307bigamy, iv,316blasphemy, iv,328marriage in Orders, iv,336personation of priesthood, iv,339of officials, iv,344demoniacal possession, iv,348outrages on images, iv,352uncanonized saints, iv,355the Immaculate Conception, iv,359unnatural crime, iv,361usury, iv,371morals, iv,375the seal of confession, iv,377general utility, iv,378decadence under the Bourbons, iv,386action on theDos de Mayo, iv,400,539suppression by the Córtes in 1813, iv,407re-establishment in the Restoration, iv,424suppression in 1820, iv,436,541dormant under the reaction, iv,458definitely abolished in 1834, iv,467,545its object the saving of souls, ii, 482, 569; iii, 196its service in preserving peace, iv,507contemporary opinion, iv,508,514indifference to morals, iv,509influence on prosperity, iv,504on national character, iv,138,531on Spanish intellect, iv,138,148,528statistics of its operations, iv,517its greed, iv,527Inquisidor de las Galeras, i, 541Inquisitorial process, ii, 465Inquisitors-general, list of, i, 556four appointed, i, 178formula of commission, i, 176, 303, 612its duration, ii, 161appointed by King, i, 302resignations, i, 304appointing power, i, 290, 298, 302; ii, 161, 167, 237delegate power to Suprema, i, 322appellate jurisdiction, ii, 129, 187effect of their death, ii, 162fix salaries, ii, 163their salary, ii, 165, 196their power diminished, ii, 166, 177, 178have but one vote in Suprema, ii, 168struggle with Suprema, ii, 173lose control of finances, ii, 192grant commutations, ii, 409grant licences for prohibited books, iii, 522Inquisitors, first appointment of, i, 160their qualifications, i, 188; ii, 233, 237their appointing power, i, 177; ii, 237, 280their inviolability, i, 214, 368their coercive powers, i, 355claim superiority, i, 357privileges in travelling, i, 395judges in their own suits, i, 437equality with judges, i, 520proclamation on taking office, i, 617delegated by bps., ii, 12have no spiritual functions, ii, 21, 569are excommunicated, ii, 120, 123their commissions, ii, 161, 595their early independence, ii, 179their authority, ii, 205, 233are judges of confiscations, ii, 209, 350deputize their duties, ii, 218rarely dismissed, ii, 224cannot punish officials, ii, 225must abstain from outside business, ii, 227employed as inspectors, ii, 228their visitations, ii, 238two required for action, ii, 241act as fiscals, ii, 243are prosecutors, ii, 479retain papers, ii, 257cannot grant commutations, ii, 409examine witnesses, ii, 541conduct ratification of evidence, ii, 544must draw up the publication, iii, 54control defence, iii, 64, 543must examine accused, iii, 70cannot modify sentences, iii, 98both must be present at auto, iii, 212grant licences to print, iii, 483Insaculacion, i, 415, 455Insane, the, as witnesses, ii, 538Insanity, punishment for, ii, 495torture in cases of, iii, 8as a defence, iii, 58Insecurity of titles, ii, 327, 339, 346caused by confiscation, ii, 345Inspection, its routine, ii, 228, 229of prisons, ii, 509, 524, 525; iii, 153Inspectors, ii, 227of books, iii, 501Instruction of New Christians attempted, i, 155of converts neglected, iii, 231of Moriscos, attempts at, iii, 366Instruciones Antiguas, i, 181Nuevas, i, 182of Mercader, i, 273issued by command of the crown, i, 291; ii, 163by Suprema, ii, 162to inq.-genl., i, 299, 300, 301of December, 1484, i, 571of January, 1485, i, 576of 1500, i, 579kept secret, ii, 475, 606for witchcraft cases, iv,219of 1614 on witchcraft, iv,235Roman, of 1657, iv,244Insult to Inq. of Valladolid, iv,432Insults to images, iv,352Insurance against confiscation, ii, 353Intellect, Spanish, influence of Inqn. on, iv,138,148,528Intention, denial of, ii, 576; iii, 199torture for, ii, 576Intercommunication of records, ii, 260Intercourse with Moors and Jews, i, 55, 75, 117Interdict, power of, i, 355abuse of, i, 120, 187, 495, 514Interest, rates of, i, 97Interim, priestly marriage in, iv,337Intermarriage of Moriscos, iii, 380of New and Old Christians, i, 120in Portugal, iii, 238Inter multiplices, bull, iii, 107Internal heresy, ii, 4Interpreters, two required, ii, 182Interrogatories in inspections, ii, 229of witnesses, ii, 542for defence, ii, 593; iii, 64Interval before ratification, ii, 546Intolerance, rise of, i, 59its results, iv,504its prevalence, iv,531Intoxication, plea of, iii, 63Invalidity of acts by heretics, ii, 325, 327Invasion of secular jurisdiction, i, 431the French, in 1823, iv,447Inventory at sequestration, ii, 496charged to receiver, ii, 341Investments of tribunals controlled by Suprema, ii, 191converted to government loans, ii, 203of Suprema, ii, 201Investigation intolimpieza, ii, 301Inviolability, i, 367Invocation of demon, iv,199Irregularity in judgements of blood, i, 273; iii, 184, 188Irremissible prison redeemed, ii, 411Irresponsibility of Inqn., i, 341; ii, 181, 478Irreverence to sacred objects, iv,353Isabel de la Cruz, a mystic, iv,7Isabella the Catholic appoints Ximenes to Toledo, i, 14her character, i, 22her enforcement of jurisdiction, i, 24, 28her vigilant justice, i, 26her share in government, i, 27expels Jews of Andalusia, i, 131disregards appeals for Inquisition, i, 155delays organization of Inquisition, i, 160intercedes for a servant, ii, 114seeks to avoid appeals to Rome, ii, 108revision of criminal procedure, ii, 466converts Moors of Castile, iii, 324Isabella, Empress, violates privileges of Inqn., i, 304, 404onfueroof servants, i, 433Isabella II recognized as queen, iv,465Isidor of Seville (St.) on Jews, i, 40Islam, toleration under, i, 45disappears from Spain, iii, 405Isolation of prisoners, ii, 515of Spain, iii, 411, 449Italy, Mendicant Orders subjected to Inqn., ii, 33Portuguese Conversos invited, iii, 253mysticism, iv,42witchcraft, iv,242unnatural crime, iv,365Itinerant tribunals, ii, 206Jaen, tribunal of, i, 166, 548; iii, 332its cruelties, i, 211, 213; ii, 526, 529exclusion of Conversos, ii, 290case of the chapter of, ii, 346complaint of false witness, ii, 555as to advocates, iii, 45, 48Jaime I, his relations with Moors, i, 55refuses to expel Moors, i, 70presides over disputation, i, 90authorizes conversion by preaching, i, 91restrains persecution, i, 92on confiscation, iii, 359prohibits vernacular Bible, iii, 527Jaime II, his treaties with Moors, i, 55protects Jews, i, 89the Jews of Palma, i, 93his use of Inquisition, i, 94Jansenism, iv,284nature of the heresy, iv,285,292struggle in Flanders, iv,287Index of Prado y Cuesta, iv,289its development, iv,293reaction under Godoy, iv,295its disappearance, iv,297is Masonry, iv,298is Liberalism, iv,455Jeanne of Navarre pillages Jews, i, 100Jehoshua Ha-Lorqui, i, 115Jesi, Quietists in, iv,54Jesuit member of Suprema, i, 323Jesuits of Palermo, their drama, i, 370