ss="pginternal">328;

further admissions of, 328;

bound on rack, 341;

admits that he procured boy in Toledo, 342;

burnt, 344

Franco, Lope—arrested, 289;

burnt, 344

Franco, MosÉ—284;

deceased, 286, 307, 325

Franco, Nicolao—Legate a latere, 98

Franco, YucÉ—arrested, 285;

ill in prison, 286;

lured to betray himself, 287;

examined at Segovia, 292;

at Avila, 293;

indictment of, 294;

denies accusations, 296;

defended, 297;

unable to prove innocence, 302;

placed in communication with Benito Garcia, 303;

learns of his father’s arrest, 304;

examined in prison, 306;

confessions of, 308;

promised pardon, 310;

admits attending enchantment, 311;

further examined, 312;

admits witnessing crucifixion, 314;

further admissions of, 318;

explains statement made in Segovia, 322;

confrontation of, 327;

further incriminated by OcaÑa, 329, 330;

incriminated by Benito Garcia, 330;

denies taking part in crucifixion, 332;

repudiates charges, 333;

questions asked him, 333;

impugns witnesses, 334;

confessions upon the rack, 336;

ratifies, 340;

abandoned by his advocate, 341;

burnt, 344

Frazer, Dr. J. G.—on ritual murder, 79

Frederic II, Emperor—and the friars preachers, 43;

excommunicated, 44

Garcia, Benito—in Legend of Santo NiÑo, 271 et seq.;

arrest of, 282;

tortured, 283;

confesses to Judaizing, 284;

placed in communication with YucÉ Franco, 303;

inveighs against Inquisitors, 304;

incriminated by YucÉ Franco, 318;

tortured, 322;

confrontation of, 327;

incriminates YucÉ Fr e_269" class="pginternal">269;

legend of, 271 et seq.;

“Testimonio” quoted, 276;

paternity of, 329;

why crucified, 337;

evidence considered, 346 et seq.;

discrepancies in evidence, 350 et seq.;

an operation in magic, 353;

worship of, 354

La Gardia, Sacristan of—arrested, 346

Lea, H. C.—on “solicitation,” 172

Lecky, W. E. H.—on persecution, 9

Llorente, J. A.—sketch of career, 6 et seq.;

on ritual murder, 78;

on blood-lust of inquisitors, 117;

on Quemadero, 127;

on Torquemada, 136;

on “solicitation,” 171;

on trials in Zaragoza, 225;

on case of Aranda, 381;

on false witnesses, 388

Loeb, Isidore—his theory on the affair of La Gardia, 319, 348

Maldonado, Alonso—conspires against Cabrera, 61

Manrique, Gomez—arrests Toledo conspirators, 241

Manrique, IÑigo—appointed to assist Torquemada, 383

MarinÆus, Lucius—on Isabella’s reforms, 69

Martin, Alonso, reputed father of “Santo NiÑo,” 329

Martinez, Hernando, Canon of Ecija, denounces Jews, 82;

defies authority, 83;

causes massacre in Seville, 84

Medina, Juan Ruiz de—109

Medina Sidonia, Duke of—New-Christians shelter in his dominions, 112

Medina, Tristan de—appointed assessor, 136;

councillor of the Suprema, 137

Mendoza, Pedro Gonzalez de—Primate of Spain, 97;

entrusted with conversion of Jews, 99;

introduction of Inquisition ascribed to, 100;

delegated to appoint inquisitors in Castile, 109;

instrumental in the proclamation of the “edict of grace,” 120

Mendoza, Salazar de—on foundation of Kingdom of Spain, 72;

ascribes introduction of Inquisition to Cardinal Mendoza, 100

Merlo, Diego de—charged with conversion of Jews, 107

Militia Christi—227

Monterubio, Fr. Pedro de—sent to Zaragoza, 221

Montfort, Simon de—33

Moors—see Moslem

Moreno, Martinez—his “Historia del Santo NiÑo,” 269;

on miracles of “NiÑo,” protests against papal briefs, 378;

his enemies increasing, ib.;

ascendancy of, 379;

prosecutes bishops, 380;

appeals to Pope against him, 382;

his power curtailed, 383;

virtually superseded, 384;

crippled by gout, 385;

last “instructions” of, 386 et seq.;

his death, 392;

his epitaph, 394

Torralba, BartolomÉ—conspires, 115;

burnt, 116

Torre, De la—conspires, 240;

arrested, 241

Torrejoncillo, Fr. Francisco de—scurrilous publication of, 360

Torture—by inquisitors, 155;

when employed, 184 et seq.;

the five degrees of, 188;

engines employed, 189 et seq.;

ratification of confession, 192

Trasmiera, Diego Garcia de—in praise of “secrecy,” 157;

on Mercy and Justice, 211;

on murder of ArbuÉs, 221;

on Autos de FÉ, 222

Triana, Castle of—prison of the Inquisition, 119

Uranso, Vidal de—conspires against Inquisition, 218;

murders ArbuÉs, 219;

put to torture, 221;

his confession betrays all sympathizers, 222

Val, Domingo de—crucified by Jews, 78

Valencia—resists Inquisition, 231;

attempted crucifixion in, 360

Valencia, Poncio de—councillor of Suprema, 137

Valencia, Captain-General of—humiliated, 264

Valerian—21

Vaudois—see Waldenses

Vazquez, Martin—YucÉ Franco’s advocate, 297

Vegas, Damiano de—his “Memoria” of the Santo NiÑo, 269

Verguenza—244

Villada, Dr. Pedro de—Provisor of Astorga, 282;

examines Benito Garcia, 283;

delegated to try affair of La Gardia, 289;

visits YucÉ Franco in prison, 306;

enjoins YucÉ Franco to make full confession, 316;

at Auto de FÉ, 343

Villa Real—tribunal established in by Torquemada, 136

Vincent Ferrer, St.—converts Jews, 85

Voltaire—on Auto de FÉ, 201

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