That the friars and ecclesiastics devoured the people, and that the king ought to take them into his service, by which means he would have soldiers enow. _This is scandalous, and insulting to the ecclesiastical and secular state._ That the figures of the Saints were said to work miracles, and if this were the fact, let one of them be thrown into the river to see if he could save himself. _Blasphemous and virtually heretical._ That it was a great pity for a man to be obliged to tell another, meaning the Confessor, everything he did, and that it would be better to speak into a hole and stop it up, for ‘what good did confession do?’ That he went to confession but once a year, signifying that but for constraint he would not go at all. _This is heretical, as it is a scorning of the Divine institution of sacramental confession._ Speaking of the supplications which are made for rain, he asked, ‘What use is there in running after these Saints, and what power have they to make it rain? What is the use of carrying in procession these images?’ meaning several, and among others that of Nuestra Señora del Coll, ‘as they are nothing but bits of wood or stone.’ _A heretical blasphemy._ Speaking of the Bull of the Santa Cruzada, he asserted that if he was sovereign, he would hang every one who received the Bull. _This is insulting, et sapiens hæresin._ Speaking of the chapels and hermitages in the village where he lived, he asked ‘What do those images do there?’ meaning, ‘Why do not people destroy them?’ _A heretical blasphemy._ Others saying to him ‘Let us go to mass,’ he answered by asking, ‘What could they get by hearing mass?’ thus disturbing the devotions of the hearers, and scorning this holy performance. _Considered in connexion with the other assertions, this is scandalous, and sapiens hæresin._ Speaking of Indulgences, he said with some contempt, that he should value six dineros more than all the Indulgences together, and that they were good for nothing. _Scandalous and heretical._ Speaking of prodigies and miracles, he said that from the time of Christ to the present day there had been no miracles, that he knew this well, since he had conversed with a learned person. On another occasion, discoursing on the same subject, he said, that God had never performed a miracle, and he knew it, making at the same time the sign of the cross upon his forehead. _Heretical._ Speaking of tithes, he asserted that, were it not for compulsion, he would not pay tithes, and that it would be better for people to enjoy the fruit of their labors themselves, and not the ecclesiastics. _Insulting and scandalous._ Speaking of burials and supplications for the dead, he asserted that when he died he would as willingly be interred in common, as in consecrated ground, and that but for compulsion he would not have a mass said for his soul. _Sapit hæresin._