Giovanni Cipriani, La mente di un inquisitore. Agostino Valier e l’OpusculumDe cautione adhibenda in edendis libris (1589-1604) by Manuela Bragagnolo

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Docteurs et spirituels dans l’Espagne moderne by Joseph Pérez

“…Three dates mark the stages of this evolution: the death of Cisneros in 1517, the Inquisition edict against the Toledo alumbrados in 1525, and the index of General Inquisitor Valdés in 1559.…”
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Hérétique ou dément ? Autour du procès de Thomas d’Apulie à Paris en 1388 by Maud Ternon

“…However, forensic evidence remains absent from judicial documentation until the end of the 14th century when it becomes possible, probably thanks to the conjunction of some factors such as the ousting of the inquisitor and the propitious intellectuel climate among the masters of the University.…”
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Une marrane devant le Saint-Office de l’Inquisition, México, 1642-1649. Isabel Tristán, « La Tristana » by Solange Alberro

“…Denounced to the Saint Office by several testimonies, torture didn’t break her, and Tristana didn’t confess anything new to the inquisitors. Because of her strong and haughty character she was sentenced to be burnt at the stake.…”
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