Transmission of Office

218 Tenderness shown to official Malfeasance and its Results 223 Visitations or Inspections of the Tribunals 227 The Palace or Building of the Tribunal 230 The Personnel of the Tribunal—The Assessor 232       The Inquisitors—Their Qualifications 233       Their Duty of visiting their Districts 238       The Promotor Fiscal or Prosecutor 241       The Notaries or Secretaries 243       The Alguazil 245       The Nuncio, Portero and Gaoler 246       The Physician, Surgeon and Steward 248       Financial Officials 250 Salaries and Ayudas de Costa 251 The Records 255 Chapter III—Unsalaried Officials. Calificadores or Censors 263 Consultors 266 Commissioners 268 Familiars 272       Their excessive Numbers and Turbulence 274       Qualifications prescribed 279 Organization of officials—Hermandad de San Pedro Martir 282       Fernando VII makes it an Order of Knighthood 283 Chapter IV—Limpieza. Origin of Limpieza or Purity of Blood 285 Distinction between Old and New Christians 286 The Religious Orders seek to exclude New Christians 287 New Christians excluded from Colleges 289 The Church of Toledo adopts a Statute of Limpieza 290 Limpieza enforced in the Observantine Franciscans 293 It becomes a Prerequisite in the Inquisition 294 Verification of Limpieza public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@43990@[email protected]#page_295" class="pginternal"