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_,” 355 MORILLO, FR. MIGUEL--inquisitor in Seville, 109; vindictive procedure of, 116; his hatred of the Jews, 126; Pope protests against his rigour, 128; confirmed in office by Torquemada, 136 MORISCOES--immunity enjoyed by, 376 MOSLEM--in Peninsula, 89; banished, 375; in Granada, 376 _NEGATIVOS_--194; deemed impenitent, 197 NERO--persecutes Christians, 19 NEW-CHRISTIANS--87; objects of malevolence, 93; in offices of eminence, 94; fly from Seville, 112; terrorized, 114; their peril, 125; seek refuge in Rome, 128; complain to Pope, 129; in Aragon, 215; appeal against tribunal of Zaragoza, 216; their despair, 217; their panic in Zaragoza, 223; seek secret absolutions, 257; swindled, 258 NICÆA--Council of, 23 OCAÑA, JUAN DE--incriminated by Benito Garcia, 284; arrested, 286; incriminated by Yucé Franco, 318; tortured, 324; confrontation of, 327; further incriminates Yucé and Ça Franco, 329, 330; further admissions of, 341; burnt, 344 OJEDA, FR. ALONSO DE--urges establishment of Inquisition, 93; resisted by Isabella, 97; renews efforts, 98; supplied with fresh argument, 101; charged with conversion of Jews, 107; at burning of Susan, 117; dies of plague, 118 OPTATUS--urges massacre of the Donatists, 25 OROZCO, SEBASTIAN DE--239; on plot in Toledo, 241; on first Auto de Fé in Toledo, 244 ORTEGA, JUAN--organizes _Hermandad_, 56 PANTIGOSO, JUAN DE--Yucé Franco’s advocate, 297 PARAMO, LUDOVICUS Á--on source of Inquisition, 17; ascribes to Mendoza introduction of Inquisition to Castile, 100 PECUNIARY PENANCES, 150 PEGNA, FRANCESCO, the scholiast, 143; on canonical purgation, 160; on children of heretics, 164; on examination of accused, 173; enjoins guile, 174 et seq.; his honesty, 180; on torture, 185; on execution of innocent men, 197; on formal intercession, 204; on Auto de Fé, 205 PELAGIUS--heresy of, 24 PENITENTIARIES--ordered by Torquemada, 237 PEREJON, DAVID--in affair of La Gardia, 318, 325 PICO DELLA MIRANDOLA, GIOVANNI--eludes Inquisition, 264 PIUS IX, POPE--canonizes Arbués, 230 PRISCILLIAN--burnt, 27