Torquemada and the Spanish Inquisition: A HistorySabatini, Rafael
History
Torquemada and the Spanish Inquisition: A History
Sabatini, Rafael
Inquisition -- Spain; Torquemada, Tomás, de, 1420-1498
[169] See this upon his own word, as related in Yucé Franco’s
depositions (“Boletin,” xi. p. 35 _et seq._) and admitted by himself.
[170] “Boletin,” xi. p. 60.
[171] “... estava alli sobre una MITA de NAHAR que avido sido como de
la manera de OTOHAYS.”
[172] See Loeb in “Revue des Etudes Juives,” vol. xv. p. 218.
[173] This is not only in the depositions of Frey Alfonso Enriquez and
the physician Avila (“Boletin,” xi. pp. 56 and 57), but it is also
admitted and corroborated in detail by Yucé Franco himself in his
examination of September 16, 1491 (_ibid._ p. 58).
[174] “Boletin,” vol. xxiii. p. 413.
[175] “Boletin,” xi. p. 9.
[176] “Boletin,” xi. p. 29.
[177] By Eymeric in the “Directorium.”
[178] “Boletin,” vol. xi. p. 13.
[179] Such is the consistent but obviously inaccurate spelling of the
name.
[180] “Boletin,” xi. p. 16.
[181] “Boletin,” xi. p. 21.
[182] “Boletin,” xi. p. 32.
[183] _Ibid._ p. 46.
[184] “Boletin,” xi. p. 32 _et seq._
[185] “Boletin,” xi. p. 46.
[186] _Ibid._ p. 32.
[187] _Ibid._ p. 46.
[188] “Boletin,” xi. pp. 30-38.
[189] _Ibid._
[190] _Ibid._ p. 31.
[191] “Boletin,” xi. p. 39.
[192] “E que lo diesen palabra e seguro de perdón e seguridad de todos
sus errores e de su persona e de su padre.”
[193] “Que les plasia con tanto que en todo dixiese enteramente la
verdad, porque ellos bien conoscerian poco más ó menos si la diria.”
[194] “Boletin,” xi. p. 26.
[195] “Revue des Etudes Juives,” vol. xv. p. 232.
[196] “Boletin,” xi. 52.
[197] “Boletin,” xi. p. 55.
[198] _Ibid._ p. 50.
[199] “Boletin,” xi. p. 52.
[200] _Ibid._
[201] Which was framed upon the sentence ultimately passed.
[202] All this is contradicted by Juan Franco’s later confession that
he himself procured the child from Toledo, and brought him to the cave.
The name of the child’s father is as much a fiction as the rest of this
vindictive deposition.
[203] “Boletin,” xi. p. 24.
[204] “Boletin,” xi. p. 26.
[205] “Boletin,” xi. p. 72.
[206] _Ibid._ p. 78.
[207] _Ibid._ p. 80.
[208] “Boletin,” xi. p. 80.
[209] _Ibid._ p. 87.
[210] “Boletin,” xi. p. 91.
[211] _Ibid._ p. 90.
[212] _Ibid._ p. 91.
[213] _Ibid._ p. 89.
[214] “Boletin,” xi. p. 97.
[215] “Boletin,” xi. p. 94.
[216] _Ibid._ p. 421.
[217] “Boletin,” xi. p. 113.
[218] “Boletin,” xi. p. 421.
[219] “Boletin,” xii. p. 169.
[220] “Revue des Etudes Juives,” vol. xv. p. 232.
[221] See “Boletin,” xiii. p. 113.
[222] “Y se halló la verdad y demonstracion de todo ello.”
[223] See the phrases quoted in the “Testimonio.”
[224] “Historia del Martirio,” p. 83.
[225] “Historia,” p. 146.
[226] Amador de los Rios, “Historia de los Judios,” vol. iii. p. 292.
[227] “Cronica,” cap. xlvi.
[228] The castellano was worth 480 maravedis.
[229] “Anales,” vol. i. p. 199.
[230] See “Centinela,” p. 153.
[231] See Llorente, “Anales,” vol. i. p. 196, and “Centinela,” p. 86.
[232] See “Centinela,” p. 152.
[233] Llorente, “Anales,” vol. i. p. 182.
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