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"Vieux papier des Agminus de St Julien d'alle, 1442." Bound copies of late s.xv and s.xvi documents

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Instructions from inquisitors to deduct funds from the confiscated property of Martín Morano Ossorio to pay for the costs of his imprisonment by the Lima inquisition. A receipt for these funds on the verso is dated 1638. Contains signatures.

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Catalog description of MSE/EM 1050-15.

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Catalog description of MSE/EM 1050-39. NB: Folder includes a modern handwritten note, "found at bottom of box," referring to the shoebox which contained the collection upon Rev. Martelli's donation.

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Collection of printed and manuscript documents regarding Antonio Benito and his status in the inquisition's Santa Hermandad confraternity. The Hermandad's centuries-old role in the suppression of gypsies and bandits noted, along with more recent struggles against the French invaders. Benito's qualities and blood purity (limpieza) are noted, for which he is named comisario quadrillero of the Hermandad. Contains signatures and wax seal.

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Charter, Aix-en-Provence.

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French charter.

Scope and Contents This collection contains the early modern European documents (dating from the 16th to 18th centuries) owned by the Hesburgh Library which are not part of a discrete archival collection. That is to say, this is an artificial collection of early modern European documents, grouped not by provenance, but by origin (early modern European) and genre (diplomatics). As such, it is composed of a wide variety of diplomatic genres, including: papal bulls, lease and releases, leases, surrenders,...

Scope and Contents This collection contains the medieval documents (created prior to 1500 CE) owned by the Hesburgh Library which are not part of a discrete archival collection. That is to say, this is an artificial collection of medieval documents, grouped not by provenance, but by origin (medieval) and genre (diplomatics). As it currently stands, the entirety of the collection is of a European origin, namely of a southern French and northern Italian provenance, from the 14th and 15th centuries. ...

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Ornate certificate with hand-colored border decoration, naming Garcia de la Fuente a comissary of the inquisition. Contains signatures; wax seal is missing. Certified four years later in another hand (at bottom). Contains signatures.

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License and commission of the governorship of the city of Mortara and the province of Lumellina to Count Giambattista Santus Berna from Charles Emanuel III.

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Commission from Victor Amadeus II for Conte Giovanni Battista Santus to make him the Commandante of the city and province of Vercelli.

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Copies of two letters, the first (original: November 9, 1731) from Charles Emanuel III approving the ceremonies for the outgoing and incoming governor, and the second (original 19 February 1732) from Charles Emanuel III specifying ceremonies for cities in which bishops reside. Both letters are countersigned by D’Ormea.

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A recording of an inscription located above a door in a building belonging to Count Giovanni Battista Santus in Mortara.

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Notice of death penalty, addressed to an unnamed prisoner with final offer of reconciliation. Contains signature and wax seal.

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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.

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Certificate naming Luis Maldonado a Notario del Secreto of the inquisition. Contains signatures and wax seal.

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Decision of Henry IV of France regarding a supplication.

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Extract of a decree of the Conseil d'Etat du Roy (Council of Louis XIII, though, at the time, under the regency of his mother Marie de' Medici), including articles.

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Decree of Charles Emmanuel I, Duke of Savoy, entrusting the care of his newborn son, Philip Emmanuel, to the valet di Cameras (Valet of the Chamber).

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Decree of Marco Abbate Delfine, Governor of the Avignon Papal Palace, reminding readers of the Pope's authority over Avignon. Includes seal.

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Deed of sale for land in Toulon (France), including a garden, to Charles Ricard

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Deed of Sale for lands in Toulon (France), given to Charles Riccard by Johannes and Jacques Fassil.

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Receipt for partial payment of salary to an inquisition secretary of the Lima tribunal. Contains signature.

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Diploma in jurisprudence given to Count Caesar Valperga di Cuorgné from the Academy in Torino.

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Diploma in jurisprudence, granted to Count Giuseppe Valperga di Cuorgné upon his graduation from the Academy in Turin.

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Diploma conferring a Bachelor Degree from Aix University to Louis Hercule de Ricard, Marquis de Bregancon. Includes seal.

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Diploma of Count Cesar Valperga from the Palazzo dell'Archiginnasio in Turin.

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Diploma of Count Giuseppe Valperga di Cuorgné from the Palazzo dell'Archiginnasio in Turin.

Scope and Contents Instructions to Francisco Favia Mancareñas, executor of the will of Doña María Jaguada, to pay one hundred and eighty pesos to Padre Maestro Fray Juan Martín Maldonado, sacristan of the convent of San Agustín in La Plata, mostly to defray the cost of reciting masses, as requested in her will. Dated Los Reyes, 23rd August 1656. Signed by Doctor Don Luis de Betanzos y Figueroas, Inquisitor of the Lima tribunal, 1642-1659; Licenciate Diego García Martinez Cabezas, Inquisitor at Lima, 1658;...