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Defalcations 454 BOOK VI—PRACTICE. Chapter I—The Edict of Grace. Nature of the Edict of Grace 457 Confession under the Edict 459 Its Utility to the Inquisition 460 Revived in 1815 463 Chapter II—The Inquisitorial Process. The Inquisitorial Process in secular Procedure 465 Laxity in the Spiritual Courts 469 Rigid Secrecy in the Inquisition 470       Its Importance 476 The Fiscal as Party to the Case 478 The Inquisitorial Ideal 482 Chapter III—Arrest and Sequestration. Duty of Denunciation 485 Preliminaries to Arrest 486       Their Disregard 491 Segregation of the Prisoner 493 Immediate Sequestration of Property 495 Provision for Families 499 The Secrestador 501 Embargo 503 Chapter IV—The Secret Prison. Grades of Imprisonment 507 Character of the Secret Prison 509 Terror inspired by Imprisonment 511 The Chaining of Prisoners 511 Escape from Prison 513 Deprivation of all outside Intercourse 513 Restrictions on writing Materials 517 Prison Regulations 518 Deprivation of the Sacraments 520 Treatment of the Sick