The Inquisition in the Spanish Dependencies: Sicily--Naples--Sardinia--Milan--the Canaries--Mexico--Peru--New Granada (Google eBook)

Macmillan, 1908 - Inquisition - 564 pages

Contents

• Chapter ISicily: 1
• The Old Inquisition in Sicily 1 The Spanish Inquisition introduced in 1487 2 Expulsion of Jews in 1492 3 Tardy Organization of the Tribunal 5 It gr...: 43
• Episcopal Inquisition under Bishop Cubelles: 45
• Refugees from Spain: 51
• Popular Opposition becomes uncontrollable: 58
• Inertness of the Papal Inquisition: 65
• Tentative Efforts create popular Excitement: 71
• Recrudescence of PersecutionThe Roman Inquisition tacitly: 78
• The Apulian Waldenses: 85
• Gradual EncroachmentA Commissioner of the Roman Inqui: 92
• Commissioner Piazza banished in 1671: 99
• Chapter IVMilan: 121
• Popular ResistanceGeneral Opposition of Italian Bishops 126 Philip II abandons the Project 128 Political and Commercial Questions affecting Lomba...: 137
• PAGE: 139
• Its Activity until 1534 141 It becomes dormant and is suspended 144 It is reorganized in 1567 and rendered independent of Seville: 145
• Visitation of Doctor Bravo de Zayas in 1570 148 Visitation of Claudio de la Cueva in 1590Abuses 150 Prosecution of escaped Negro and Moorish Sl...: 176
• Distance renders it partially Independent 203 Commencement of ActivityThe first auto de fe February 28 1574 204 Autos of 1575 1576 1577 1578 ...: 245
• FamiliaraCommissionersAbuse of their Privileges 247 Concordia of 1610 251 Competencias 252 Concordia of 1633 254 Abusive Use of Power by C...: 264
• Repression underthe Bourbon Dynasty 267 Decadence of the Tribunal 269 Political Activity caused by the RevolutionCensorship 272 Prosecution of...: 292
• Extinction in 1820: 297
• SolicitationMilitary Deserters 302 Trivial Results: 304
• Conflicts with the Authorities 308 Audacity of the Commissioners 310 Commissioner Paternina imprisons Governor Salcedo and rules the Colony 31...: 317
• Deplorable Condition of the Colony 319 Episcopal InquisitionIts Activity 321 Case of Francisco de Aguirre 322 The Bishops seek to maintain their J...: 328
• New Granada detached in 1611Other Divisions proposed 337 FinancesInitial PovertySpeedy Growth of Confiscations 342 Fruitless Efforts to withdra...: 344
• Other Sources of Income 349 Increased Expenses exceed the Revenues 350 Malversations and Embezzlements in the Eighteenth Century 351 Financ...: 358
• Inquisitor Ordonez y Flores 362 Inquisitors Gaitan and Mafiozca: 363
• Inquisitors Calderon and Unda 366 Visitation of Antonio de Arenaza 367 Paralysis of the TribunalPurchase of Offices 372 Quarrels with the Viceroy...: 386
• Quarrels of Inquisitor Amusqufbar with Archbishop Barroeta 389 Activity of the TribunalBigamy Blasphemy Sorcery 390 Propositions 392 Solicitati...: 451
• Settlement of New Granada 453 Commissioners appointed by Tribunal of Lima 454 Demand for an Independent Tribunal 455 Extent of DistrictAtte...: 466
• InertiaSack of Cartagena in 1697: 467
• Quarrels with the Authorities: 473
• Visitation of Dr Martin Real in 1643Its Failure: 480
• Internal and external Quarrels continue: 488
• Humiliation of Governor Ceballos: 498
• The Revolutionary Junta banishes the Tribunal in 1810: 506
• Appendix of Documents: 517

Bibliographic information

• Title: The Inquisition in the Spanish Dependencies: Sicily--Naples--Sardinia--Milan--the Canaries--Mexico--Peru--New Granada
• Contributor: Henry Charles Lea
• Publisher: Macmillan, 1908
• Original from: University of Texas
• Digitized: Jun 10, 2008
• Length: 564 pages