INQUISITION--founded, 33; not concerned with Jews, 89 et seq.; proposed to Isabella, 92; established in Spain, 106; inaugurated in Seville, 112; espionage by, 126; confiscations by, 141; unstable form of, 135; cupidity of, 161; methods of procedure, 173 et seq.; tortures employed by, 184 et seq.; employs secular arm, 194 et seq.; not favoured in Castile, 213; power of, 214; system of police, 227; religious and political institution, 232; expenses of, 237; activity of, _ib._; set up in Toledo, 239; banner of, 249 ISABELLA THE CATHOLIC--51; marries Ferdinand of Aragon, 52; in war with Portugal, 54; Pulgar’s portrait of, 54; founds _Hermandad_, 56; attitude towards the nobles, 57 et seq.; banishes Enriquez, 59; contrives Ferdinand’s election to Grand-Mastership of Santiago, 60; quells riot in Segovia, 62; restores order in Seville, 63; revokes grants, 64; controls mints, _ib._; purifies court and convents, 65; goes barefoot to thanksgiving-service, 66; suppresses clerical usurpations, _ib._; urged to deal with Judaizers, 88; Inquisition proposed to her, 92; rejects proposal, 97; seeks conversion of Jews, 99; influenced by Torquemada, 106; last efforts of to avoid Inquisition, 107; her antipathy to the Inquisition, 108; her patience exhausted, 109; attitude towards Inquisition, 110; petitions Pope to establish court of appeal in Spain, 133; petitions Pope to give the Inquisition a settled form, 135; in conquest of Granada, 356; unable to resist Torquemada, 364; rebuked by Torquemada, 366 ISABELLA, THE INFANTA--at Segovia, 60 JAEN--tribunal established at by Torquemada, 136 JAIME DE NAVARRE--penanced by Inquisition, 224 JAMES THE APOSTLE, ST.--shrine at Compostella, 59; his mission to Iberia, 73 JESUS CHRIST--iconography of, 20; cited as authority for the burning of heretics, 206