The Rise of the Inquisition · an Introduction to the Spanish and Portuguese Inquisitions by Gutierrez, Juan Marcos Bejarano -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Introduction Christianity and Forced Conversions Assisting Lapsed Converts

Jewish Attempts at Rejudaizing Converts The Case of Salves Barbe The Case of Johannes The Case of Baruch Early Inquisitional Tribunals in Aragon

The Inquisition Reinvigorated

The Solution to the Converso Problem The Inquisition Unleashed The Appointment of Thomas de Torquemada The Inquisition in Aragon, Catalonia, and Valencia The Death of the Inquisitor Pedro Arbues Opposition to the Inquisition in Toledo Opposition to the Inquisition in Catalonia Jews Involved in Inquisitions Proceedings Music as Evidence of Judaizing

The Edicts of Expulsion

The Next Phase The Edict of Expulsion and the Number of the Exiles Financial Challenges, Expulsion, and Conversion

The Kingdom of Portugal The Inquisition’s Uncompromising Pursuit

Charles V and Inquisitional Policy The Inquisition under the Reign of the Philips The New World

The Inquisition in Portugal

The Bull of Pardon of 1533 Continued Struggles under the Inquisition Pope Paul III’s Bull of October 12, 1535 The Papal Bull of May 23, 1536 Attempts to Prevent the Inquisition’s Operation The Lisbon Placard The Papal Bull of October 12, 1539 The First Portuguese Auto da Fé The Papal Bull of August 22, 1546 The Submission of the Curia The General Pardon of 1604 The Inquisition under the Reign of John IV Attempts to Restrain the Tribunal The Portuguese Inquisition in the Eighteenth Century The Portuguese Inquisition and Portuguese Colonies The Inquisition in Rome

Menasseh Ben Israel and the Inquisition Debating the Inquisition

Dom Diego da Annunciacao Justiano The Perspective of Yitzhak Baer and Haim Beinart Benzion Netanyahu’s and Norman Roth’s Challenge Samuel Usque’s Description of the Inquisition

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