SIXTUS IV, POPE--opposed by Isabella, 67; orders Inquisition, 89; grants bull for establishment of Inquisition in Castile, 107; protests against rigour of Seville inquisitors, 128; revokes right of Sovereigns to appoint inquisitors, 129; appoints inquisitors, 131; letter of to Isabella, 133 SOLARES, ALFONSO,--380 “SOLICITATION”--sin of, 169 SOLIS, ALONSO DE--charged with conversion of Jews, 107 SUAREZ DE FUENTELSAZ, ALONSO--appointed assistant to Torquemada, 383; virtually supersedes Torquemada, 384 SUPREMA, COUNCIL OF--137 SUSAN, DIEGO DE--conspiracy of, 114; betrayed by his daughter, 115; burnt, 116 et seq. TABLADA--meadows of, 118; permanent burning platform erected there, 127 TAZARTE, YUCÉ--procures consecrated wafer, 306; enchantment performed by, 308; his sorceries examined, 320 TERUEL--in revolt, 231 TOLEDO--tribunal established in, 136, 239; plot against Inquisition in, 240; activity of Inquisition in, 243; first Auto de Fé in, 244; second Auto in 246; secular arm, 247; burning-place of, 251; further Autos in, 252 et seq.; Judaizers convicted in, 256 TORQUEMADA, FR. JUAN DE (Cardinal of San Sisto)--94, 104 TORQUEMADA, LOPE ALONSO DE--104 TORQUEMADA, PERO FERNANDEZ DE--105 TORQUEMADA, FR. TOMÁS DE--advocates Inquisition, 102; his name and family, 104; Prior of Santa Cruz, 105; Isabella’s confessor, 105; influence with Isabella, 106; asceticism of, 106; withdraws to Segovia, 107; delegated to appoint inquisitors in Castile, 109; appointed inquisitor by Pope, 131; created Grand-Inquisitor of Spain, 135; reconstitutes the Holy Office, 136; president of the Suprema, 137; assembles his subaltern inquisitors, 138; formulates his code, 142; the articles of his first “instructions,” 144 et seq.; revives _sanbenito_, 149 and 209; decrees “secrecy,” 157; on prosecution of the dead, 161; seeks to extend inquisitorial jurisdiction, 168; on _negativos_, 197; on _relapsos_, 200; his power, 214; stirs Aragonese tribunal into activity, 215; convenes council at Tarragona, 216; delegates Arbués and Yuglar, 217; his action on murder of Arbués, 221; orders proclamation of Autos, 222; attempts to withstand papal authority, 225; resisted in Aragon, 231; his decrees of 1485, 233; ordered by Pope to re-edit his “code of terror,” 235; his decrees of 1488, 236; orders building of penitentiaries, 237; renders delation compulsory, 242; his fanatical hatred of Jews, 243; complaints of his rigour, 256; resents papal interference, 257; protests to Pope, 260; his wealth, 260; his character, 261; treatment of his sister, 261; builds Monastery of St. Thomas, 262; fanaticism of, 263; arrogance of, 264; violates equity, 266; urges expulsion of Jews, 268;