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Cada línea contiene la fecha y el lugar del juicio, el número de páginas guardadas en la historia del juicio, el nombre del acusado y la acusación.

De los acusados, 48 son varones, 11 mujeres, 20 son clérigos (incluyendo a una mujer). Seis son acusados de practicar el Judaísmo, uno de Luteranismo, 28 de ofensas sexuales, y 13 de brujería y superstición.

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Each line gives the date and place of the trial, the number of leaves in the trial record, the name of the accused, and the accusation.
Of the accused, 48 are men, 11 are women; 20 are members of the clergy (including one woman). Six are accused of practicing Judaism, one of Lutheranism, 28 of sexual offenses, and 13 of witchcraft or superstition.

Date	Place	No. of leaves	Name	Accusation
1593	Guadalajara	131	Miguel Redelic alias Miguel Alemán	suspicion of being a Lutheran
1594	Mexico City	698	Manuel de Lucena	practicing Judaism
1595	Mexico City	332	Leonor de Carvajal	practicing Judaism
1595	Mexico City	400	Isabel de Carvajal	heresy and practicing Judaism
1597	Mexico City	31	Blas de Magallares	not believing in the Holy Virgin
1606	Guatemala	26	Francisco Monterroso Negro	asserting that sexual intercourse with him was not a sin
1617	Mexico City	14	Lucas del Castillo	denounced himself for breaking an image of Saint Joseph
1621	Querétaro	69	Agustina Ruiz	claiming sexual intercourse with saints
623	Mexico City	36	Ana de San Ambrosio	revelations and clairvoyance
1646	Mexico City	18	Margarita Moreira	practicing Judaism
1647	Mexico City	6	Antonia Núñez	practicing Judaism
1651	Mexico City	82	Isabel de la Cruz Mejía	fraud, clairvoyance, and pact with the devil
1652	Puebla	133	Mario de Rivera	witchcraft
1685	Mexico City	100	Ana María de Morales del Río alias del Costado de Cristo	fraud, false sanctity, revelations, and apparitions
1694	Mexico City	10	Br. Miguel Alvarez	solicitation
1706	Mexico City	76	Fray Francisco Rodríguez alias Martín de Bescanza	taking the habit of a lay brother of St. Francis in Guatemala while married
1712	Mexico City	20	María Ortiz Espejo	superstition
1713	Sinaloa	6	Ignacio de Soto	seeking sexual intercourse with a woman by telling her God had ordered it
1728	Mexico City	28	Fray Tomás de Molina	saying mass and giving penance without being a pries
1728	Mexico City	20 (not bound)	Dr. Juan de Palafox (?)	disobedience of nuns of the Convent of Balnavera
1733	Mexico City	24	Fray Miguel Saijas	being married and a cleric
1743/1756 ?	Mexico City	14	Vicente de Olasagástegui bigamy 1750	Mexico City 20 Tomás de Sandoval solicitation
1757	Mexico City	31	Valentín Martínez de Arizaga	bigamy
1758	Mexico City	10	Vicente Urtado alias José Vicente Candelaria	bigamy
1767	Mexico City	6	Tomás Peña	fraud, superstition, and unlicensed practice of medicine
1770	Mexico City	70	Ignacia Gerundio de Ochoa	witchcraft, abuse of the sacraments, and superstition
1771	Mexico City	128	Toribio Bastarrachea	officiating in the marriage of two dogs
1771	Mexico City	19	Padre Fray Domingo Mauriño solicitation in the confessional 1774	Mexico City 12 Fray Pedro Revuelta solicitation
1774	Cosamaluapan	62	Bernardo Ortega	superstitious practices
1775	Pachuca	96	Manuel Arroyo	counseling that sucking semen from men was not a sin
1775	Mexico City	8	Vicente Avita y Rojas alias Enríquez del Castillo o Gallard	bigamy
1778	Veracruz	72		file titled "Entretenimiento de España," a satirical paper critical of crown and religious authority
1779	Mexico City	14	Manuel de la Presentación	solicitation
1781	Mexico City	10	Luis Francisco Valdivieso	superstition
1783	Oaxaca	68	José Bravo	solicitation
1785	Mexico City	10	Fray Ignacio Carvajal	solicitation
1785	Mexico City	26	Pablo Francisco Raymondi	solicitation
1789	Antigua, Guatemala	54 (missing first page	Rafael Crijanto Gil Rodríguez	practicing Judaism
1789	Mexico City	31	Fray Antonio Gamboa	solicitation
1791	Puebla	42	Br. Miguel Sánchez	solicitation
1792	Querétaro	23	Fray Juan de Ortega	solicitation in the confessional
1793	Puebla	130 ?	José Manjarres	superstition
1793	Mexico City	48	Fray Antonio Gamboa	solicitation
1793	Mexico City	23	Fray Joaquín García	solicitation in the confessional
1793	Puebla	30	Padre Diego Gregorio Alerci y Chávez alias José el niño Jesús	solicitation
1793	Tlalmanalco	35	Fernando Fernández alias José Polanco	superstition
1796	Zacatecas	33	Fray Manuel Pedrajo	solicitation in the confessional
1797	Mexico City	9	Madre María Micaela	hipocracy, false visions, revelations, and miracles
1797	Zacatecas	105	Fray Venancio Silva y Noroña	solicitation
1798	Tlalmanalco	12	Ignacio Guiriñola	superstition
1801	N.P.	131	José María de Lanza	breach of promise
1802	Mexico City	155 (in 2 pieces)	Fray Nicolás de Lara	solicitation
1803	Mexico City	46	Jose María Estévez y Rabanillo	revelations and visions
1805	Mexico City	40	Fray Francisco Pasadilla	solicitation
1808	Mérida de Yucatán	14	Fray José Almeida	solicitation
1810	Mexico City	20		file of evidence regarding a Proclamation of Joseph Bonaparte, king of Spain
1811	Mexico City	84		file of evidence of proclamations and manifestos of insurrection
1811	Mexico City	10	Br. José Ignacio Romero	solicitation in the confessional
1815	Mexico City	58	Juan Atondo Sánchez	abandoned vows, married, and aided insurgents
1817	Mexico City	22	Manuel Vélez de las Cuevas	solicitation

 

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