Temporal Jurisdiction--Immunity of Officials entitled to the _Fuero_ 245 Familiars--Commissioners--Abuse of their Privileges 247 Concordia of 1610 251 Competencias 252 Concordia of 1633 254 Abusive Use of Power by Commissioners 256 Quarrels with Bishops--Case of Bishop Palafox 257 Case of Doctor Juan de la Camara 259 Exemption from Military Service 263 Censorship--Irreverent Use of Sacred Symbols--_Visitas de Navíos_ 264 Repression under the Bourbon Dynasty 267 Decadence of the Tribunal 269 Political Activity caused by the Revolution--Censorship 272 Prosecution of Miguel Hidalgo 276 Suppression in 1813 288 Re-establishment in 1815 290 Prosecution of José María Morelos 292 Extinction in 1820 297 Persistent Intolerance 298 THE PHILIPPINES. Included in the District of the Mexican Tribunal 299 A Commissioner established there--His Powers 300 Solicitation--Military Deserters 302 Trivial Results 304 Censorship 306 Conflicts with the Authorities 308 Audacity of the Commissioners 310 Commissioner Paternina imprisons Governor Salcedo and rules the Colony 311 Records burnt in 1763 317 Episcopal Inquisition in China 317 CHAPTER VII--PERU. Deplorable Condition of the Colony 319 Episcopal Inquisition--Its Activity 321 Case of Francisco de Aguirre 322 The Bishops seek to maintain their Jurisdiction 325 The Tribunal established January 29, 1570 326 The first Auto de Fe, November 15, 1573 328 Organization and Powers--Exemption of Indians 329 Supervision over Foreigners 332