A History of the Inquisition of Spain; vol. 3Lea, Henry Charles
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A History of the Inquisition of Spain; vol. 3
Lea, Henry Charles
Inquisition -- Spain
Varieties of Torture 18
Severity of Torture 22
Record of Administration 24
Confession under Torture must be ratified 27
Repetition of Torture 28
Endurance without Confession 30
Frequency of Use of Torture 33
Fees of the Torturer 35
CHAPTER VIII--THE TRIAL.
Gradual development of Procedure 36
The Audience--The Three Monitions 37
The Charges Withheld 39
The Accusation 41
The Advocate for the Defence--His Function 42
The Curador for Minors 50
The Patrones Teólogos 51
Publication of Evidence 53
The Defence--Recusation of Judges 56
Insanity 58
_Tacha_ and _Abonos_ 63
Evidence for the Defence 64
The Argument of the Advocate 69
Examination of the Accused 70
The _Consulta de Fe_ 71
Delays 75
Prosecution of the Dead 81
of the Absent 86
BOOK VII--PUNISHMENT.
CHAPTER I--THE SENTENCE.
The two Forms of Sentence 93
The Culprit kept in Ignorance 94
Appeals 95
Modification of Sentence 97
Severity or Benignity 99
Enforcement of the Sentence 101
Acquittal 105
Suspension 108
Admission to Bail 111
Compurgation or Wager of Law 113
Used by the Inquisition in Doubtful Cases 114
Formula of Procedure 117
CHAPTER II--MINOR PENALTIES.
Reprimand 121
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