Re-edition of 1640 rules governing expurgation of books, in anticipation of the new 1707 Index Expurgatorio. Space for date left blank at end.

Edict banning various books and writings. Contains signatures and wax seal.

Edict publicizing Clement XI's ban on two French translations from the French Testament. Space for date left blank.

Edict banning various books. Contains signatures and wax seal.

Edict publicizing clement XI's ban on a London Protestant edition of the Bible printed in "idioma americana" (an indigenous Mexican language).

Edict banning two volumes of a 1709 entitled, "Annales Dominicanos" by Joseph de Saravia y Lezana. Spaces for date and place left blank.

Undated blank form, ordering review of credentials for officials who had been empowered by previous Inquisitors General to enforce the 1707 Index Expurgatorio through examination of private, public and conventual libraries. Iudice served as Inuisitor General 1711-1716.

Edict banning images, devotional objects, and writings relating to Martina de los angeles y Arilla, a Dominican nun of Zaragoza.

Edict banning various books and writings of authors such as Barclay and Talon. Cardinal Guidice was resident at the French court in Marly at this time on a diplomatic mission.

Edict republishing Pope Clement XI's 1713 ban on certain French books, with a list of one hundred and one potentially heretical propositions found therein (given in Latin translation). Space for date left blank.

Edict republishing Pope Clement XI's 1713 ban on certain French books, with a list of one hundred and one potentially heretical propositions found therein (given in Latin translation). Contains signatures.

Edict lifting a 1695 ban on writings by the Jesuits Godfrey Henschenius and Daniel Papebrochius, with a list of corrections to be made to their texts.

Edict banning a tract entitled, "Atajo Espiritual para llegar el alma segura, y en breve, a la intima union con Dios," for Molinist and Alumbrist tendencies. Spaces for date and place left blank.

Edict lamenting the continued availability of banned books and expressing the new Inquisitor General's desire to improve the situation. Astorga y Cespedes served only a few months in office, and may already have been replaced when this decree was issued. Contains signature at end.

Edict baninng a text entitled, "Examen de la Tradicion del Pilar," and related works, refuting the legend that the Virgin Mary once visited Zaragoza. Astorga y Cespedes served only a few months in office, and may already have been replaced when this decree was issued.

Edict banning a book entitled, "Dissertacion Historica, que sirve de explicacion a algunos lugares obscuros, que se encuentran en la Historia, Cartas, Alegaciones, y Apologia que ha dado a luz el Cardenal Alberoni."

Edict banning or expurgating various books and writings, including the Anglican Book of Common Prayer. Contains signatures and wax seal.

Edict banning various books and writings from La Haya and Barcelona. Space for date left blank.

Edict banning a book entitled, "Bida de Nuestra Señora Maria Santissima" by Juan Ferreras, printed by Manuel Román.

Edict banning or expurgating various books and writings.

Edict banning or expurgating various books and writings. Spaces for date and place left blank.