Sanchez Garcia, Xp.al [Cristobal] "Yo Don Cristobal Sanc... 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.

Martinez de Zuñiga, Hernando Testimonio de Calificador d... [Valladolid]: 1671. Inquisition 16

Spanish. Testimony of Valladolid inquisition secretary Martinez de Zuñiga, supporting Francisco Sanz Maldonado's candidacy for the office of inquisitorial calificador. Sanz Martinez was a Jesuit and catedratico of Salamanca.

Compendio, y Sumario del Ed... S.l.n.a.: [1700s]. Inquisition 19

Spanish. Public notice of Edict of faith, requiring denunciation of various heresies. Cf. INQ279, INQ280.

Aytona, Marquesa de [Aitona] "Senor mio. Con mucho ... Madrid: 1682. Inquisition 17

Spanish. Letter from the marquis to an inquisitor, thanking him for assistance in a legal case ("pleyto").

Modo de absolver â los Sect... S.l.n.a.: [1700s?]. Inquisition 20

Spanish and Latin.

Romeo y Anderaz, Juan Antonio "Aunque con Carta de 2... [Barcelona?]: [1707?]. Inquisition 21

Spanish. Copy of a 1707 letter from an Aragonese noble to cardinal Vicenzo Grimani, reporting on alleged archiepiscopal and inquisitorial anti-Hapsburg activities. The document has been copied into a larger cartulary in a contemporary hand, foliated 354-355. Cf. INQ22, INQ23 , INQ24, INQ297, INQ583 and INQ584.

"Nos los Inquisidores ... [Barcelona?]: [1707?]. Inquisition 24

Spanish. Copy of a 1706 decree from the Zaragoza inquisition commanding clerical obedience to the new Bourbon king Philip V, recognized as legitimate by pope Clement XI. The document has been copied into a larger cartulary in a contemporary hand, foliated 351. Cf. INQ22, INQ23, INQ294, INQ297, INQ583 and INQ 584.

Gonzalez de Arbulu, Manuel; Juan de Albirtegui "Manuel Gonzalez del A... Lima; Madrid: 1711; 1765. Inquisition 25

Spanish. Two related documents; the first acknowledges receipt of documents, some dating as far back as 1705, from Madrid naming various persons (including Antonio Maldonado) to offices in the Peruvian tribunal (1711). The second is a notice from Madrid naming Francisco Matienzo to an inquisitorial post in Lima; his blood purity (limpieza) is mentioned (1765). Both documents contain signatures and wax seals.

F.M.I.C Real Instrucion comunicada ... Habana [Havana]: 1859. Inquisition 28

Spanish. Copy of a document first published in Puerto Principe [Port-au-Prince?] 1815. Family history of condemnation by the Inquisition was one of many aspects taken under consideration, as was history of menial labor, and blood purity (limpieza).