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Capasso, Nicolò, 1671-1745. Ragionamenti ... colli quali ad istanza degli eccmi. sig[nor]i della città di napoli prova non doversi ricevere in questo religiosissimo regno l'odioso tribunale dell'inquisizione / del sig. D. Nicoló Capasso.

Title: Ragionamenti ... colli quali ad istanza degli eccmi. sig[nor]i della città di napoli prova non doversi ricevere in questo religiosissimo regno l'odioso tribunale dell'inquisizione / del sig. D. Nicoló Capasso.

A defense of citizen opposition to the introduction of the inquisition in the Kingdom of Naples. This is another copy of the Ragionamenti, also owned by Henry Charles Lea (see description of U. of Penn. Ms. Codex 588). Note in pencil on title page is in the hand of H.C. Lea. This copy is complete, with an index on f. 84.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. (85 leaves) : paper ; 31 cm.

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Capasso, Nicolò, 1671-1745. Disputationes orthodoxae de nova, absurdaque forma judicii a quaesitoribus fidei in coërcendis haereticis usurpata.

Title: Disputationes orthodoxae de nova, absurdaque forma judicii a quaesitoribus fidei in coërcendis haereticis usurpata.

Works in two different hands bound together. The first is Niccoló Capasso's Ragionamenti in Latin written in one hand on various sizes of paper, with extensive marginal notes in the same hand (see also U. of Penn. Ms. Codex 588 and Ms. Codex 589, both in Italian). Contents of the Dissertationes jurisdictionales anonimae, written in a second hand are listed (index on f. 112).

ArchivalResource: 1 v. (335 leaves) : paper ; 29 cm.

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Castaldo, Antonio. Istoria ... delle cose occorse del S. Uffizio in tempo che vi fu vicere D. Pietro di Toledo, e di altre occorrenze dopo seguite / di Antonio Castaldo.

Title: Istoria ... delle cose occorse del S. Uffizio in tempo che vi fu vicere D. Pietro di Toledo, e di altre occorrenze dopo seguite / di Antonio Castaldo.

Four separate items bound together on jurisdictional disputes between Rome and the crowns of Naples and Spain defending royal/state prerogatives against the Inquisition. The first by Antonio Castaldo is a contemporary account of a 1547 revolt in Naples against the viceroy Pietro di Toledo upon his attempt to introduce the Inquisition. The revolt and its aftermath to ca. 1551 are discussed (in Italian). The second item is King of Spain Ferdinand VI's decree of 1751 against the Masons (in Spanish). On the following leaf (f. 36) is an abbreviated Italian translation of Ferdinand VI's decree on the previous page (not a different undated edict as described in the Zacour-Hirsch Catalogue). The third item is a partial copy of Niccoló Capasso's Ragionamenti intorno al tribunale della inquisizione (in Italian) [see U. of Penn. Ms. Codex 588, 589, and 590]. The fourth item is a report on controversies over article 23 of the concordat between the Holy See and the royal court in Madrid concerning jurisdiction in the sale of ecclesiastical property, 1738-1739, by Pedro de Hontalba (in Spanish).

ArchivalResource: 131 leaves : paper ; 26 cm.

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