Part I. Trial of Juana Gutiérrez Jalapa, a free Black woman, for witchcraft, 1650-1656. Part II. Trial of Luis Ramé, alias Ramírez, a Frenchman, for heresy, 1678- 1684

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  Part I. Trial of Juana Gutiérrez Jalapa, a free Black woman, for witchcraft, 1650-1656. Part II. Trial of Luis Ramé, alias Ramírez, a Frenchman, for heresy, 1678- 1684

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  The collection consists of the original records of 93 trials from the archives of the Holy Office of the Inquisition in Mexico. The testimony of these trials (for heresy, blasphemy, violation of ecclesiastical vows, witchcraft, Judaism, and other charges) reveals much information about ethnic groups and manners and customs in colonial Mexico. Also included are facsimiles of portions of the Libro Primero de Votos. There is also a booklet done by José Guadalupe Posada, "Biblioteca del Nino Mexicano: La Victoria de Tampico y el Martir de Cuilapa," 1900.

  HM 35130.

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  Trial of Antonia Bello for witchcraft

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  Trial of María Gerónima [de Vallejo], mulatto, for witchcraft

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  Part I. Testimony against Pedro Correa Juárez, 1667-1668 [Case is continued from HM 35131]. Part II. Trial of María de Arceo, alias María de San Nicolás, a free mulatto, for witchcraft, 1678-1680

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  Part I. Trial of Simón López de Aguarda for observing the law of Moses, 1642-1649. Part II. Trial of Jorge Jacinto for observing the law of Moses, 1642-1650

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  Part I. Trial of Lorenzo de Torquemada for making himself a minister of the Inquisition, 1641-1646. Part II. Trial of Francisco [Ruiz or] Razin, Frenchman accused of heresy, 1643-1653 [Case is a continuation of HM 35120, Part I]

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