Valladolid (Spain)
Found in 15 Collections and/or Records:
"Auto que se celebro en La Villa de Valladolid donde salio Casalla, su madre Ereçuelo y otras personas", 1559 May
Description of the public Auto de Fe celebrated in Valladolid on May 21 1559. Fourteen heretics were condemned to death, including a Dr. Cazalla, el Marqués de Poza, three women, and others. This Auto de Fe is significant as it brought about the end of the Erasmistas group in Spain. Contemporary account, apparently taken from a larger register or compilation as evident from pagination. Copy may be in a later hand.
de la Cana, Joseph, Certification given in favor of D. Luis Maldonado for the office of Notary of the Inquisition of Valladolid, 1700 July 15
Document notes receipt of orders from inquisitor general (dated Madrid 1700) appointing Luis Maldonado, Order of Santiago, notary for the Valladolid inquisition. Contains signature of inquisitorial secretary Cana and wax seal.
de Mendoza y Sandoval, Don Balthasar, Notario del Secreto Certificate of the Holy Office of the Inquisition of the city of Valladolid, given to D. Luis Maldonado, Cavallero de la orden de Santiago, 1700 June 14
Certificate naming Luis Maldonado a Notario del Secreto of the inquisition. Contains signatures and wax seal.
"El señor Inquisidor Fiscal de este santo oficio contra el P. Fr. Josef Zisneros Franciscano…", 1796 September 25
Denunciation of Fr. Josef, with testimony of colleagues concerning various improprieties at mass, as well as illicit use of chocolate, women, and pornographic images. Single document with signatures of Ramón Pérez and Isidorio Carranza as well as notary Francisco Uraga.
Engraving, "Spaansche Inquisitie", circa 18th century
Representation of a famous 1559 auto-de-fe in Valladolid, showing stages and audience, procession, and burning of convicted heretics. Includes numbered explanatory legend indicating details such as the degradation of Augustin Cazalla.
Familiar Certificate of the Holy Office of the Inquisition given to D. Juan Lopez, citizen of Naberos del Rios Pisuerga, by the Inquisition of Valladolid, 1635 November 25
Printed parchment certificate with ornate printed borders, filled in by hand, naming Juan Lopez a familiar of the inquisition. His blood purity (limpieza) and that of his wife Maria de Castro is noted on the form. Bottom section is missing, perhaps with signatures, seal, and certification.
"Indulgencias Concedidas por Nuestro Sanctissimo Padre Paulo Papa Quinto Pontifices, a los Inquisidores contra la heretica pravedad…", 1612 July 29
Translation of papal indulgences issued to confraternity of St. Peter Martyr and other familiars and officials in 1611 by Paul V. Scipio Cobellutius's name is printed at the end of the document, which is then signed by Juan Martines de la Vega. Formerly bound in a collection with INQ-315.
"Indulgencias Plenarias y Gracias espirituales, concedidas por los summos Pontifices, a los Señores Inquisidores, Oficiales, y Ministros del santo Oficio de la Inquisicion, Cofrades de la Cofradia de san Pedro Martyr", 1612
Inquisicion de Valladolid, Familiar Certificate given to Juan Alonso de Salamanca, 1597 July 23
Printed certificate with decorative border and image of St. Peter Martyr, naming Juan Alonso de Salamanca a familiar of the inquisition. Contains signautres, and a later family tree on verso showing Salamanca's linear descendants to the 1670s.
Martinez de Zuñiga, Hernando, "Testimonio de Calificador del Santo Tribunal de la Ynquisicion", 1671 March 13
Testimony of Valladolid inquisition secretary Martinez de Zuñiga, supporting Francisco Sanz Maldonado's candidacy for the office of inquisitorial calificador. Sanz Maldonado was a Jesuit and catedratico of Salamanca.
Notary Certificate of the Holy Office of the Inquisition, given to D. Santiago de Linares by the Inquisition of Valladolid, 1631 June
Printed parchment certificate filled in by hand, naming Santiago de Linares a familiar of the inquisition. His blood purity (limpieza) and that of his wife Maria Ruiz is noted on the form. Contains signatures. Part of bottom left corner is missing, perhaps with seal and certification. Contains signatures.
Retirement Certificate, D. Luis Maldonado, 1716-1717
Certificate confirming the retirement of Luis Maldonado as secretary of the Valladolid inquisition with full pension and perquisites. Contains signatures, inquisitorial wax seal. Certified four months later (1717) before Antonio Llanes Campomanes (on verso). Contains signatures and inquisitorial wax seal.
"Titulo de familiar del santo oficio de Miguel de Salamanca, regidor de Burgos", 1545 August 25
Prepared certificate filled in by a second hand, naming Miguel de Salamanca a familiar of the inquisition. Contains later family tree on verso, showing Salamanca's linear descendants through 1670s. Contains signature of inquisitor Doctor Gonzalez. Contains signatures.
"Titulos de Familiar del Santo Oficio de la Ynquisicion para Juan de Torizes Vecino de Palacios de Campos", 1559 July 12
Document naming Juan de Torizes a familiar of the inquisition. Contains text of earlier royal documents conerning appointment and privileges of familiares. Contains signatures.
Xarava de Castillo, Gregorio, "Actos, Titulos, y Exercicios literarios de D. Manuel de Orbaneja, Opositor à Cathedras de ambos Derechos en la Real Universidad de Valladolid", 1762 November 4
Certification of Orbaneja's professional qualifications by Xarava de Castillo, in his capacity as secretary of the university and of the Valladolid inquisition. Contains signature of Xarava de Castillo.