Nineteenth-century sepia photograph (numbered 109) of an original painting in the Prado, depicting the staging and audiences at a major auto-de-fe. The view is similar to engravings found in Olmo's 1680 Relacion for the event. Quite faded.

Copy of testimony originally given in 1638 by Luis Sánchez García (father of Cristóbal Sánchez García), concerning a case dating back to 1525. Contains signatures and wax seal.

Decree publicizing Innocent XI's condemnation of 65 propositions. Space for date left blank.

Decree reproducing and publicizing Innocent XI's ban on the ancient lead sheets, Arabic and other texts allegedly found at Monte Santo (Sacromonte) and Torre Turpiana in Granada. Contains signatures and notarial marks.

Decree reproducing and publicizing Innocent XI's ban on various books and writings. Space for date left blank.

Decree reproducing and publicizing two of Innocent XI's bans on various books and writings. Space for date left blank.

Edict lifting the ban on a 1670 edition of María de Jesús de Agreda's "Mística Ciudad de Dios"; other editions are to be seized and examined. Space for date left blank.

Decree reproducing and publicizing a Spanish version of Innocent XI's 1687 ban on Ludovico Ellies Dupin's "De antiqua Ecclesiae disciplina Dissertationes Historiae" (Paris 1686). Manuscript summary on verso.

Edict banning books, especially those hostile to religious Orders such as the Jesuits. Contains text of public announcement and description of a book burning. INQ-225, INQ-227, INQ-264, INQ-276, and INQ-327 are all issued on the same day.

Heavily annotated, with additions on final page in a contemporary hand. Lacking title page, but this appears to be a copy of the first edition.