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The inquisition in the Spanish dependencies

Note 117 — Chapter II · NAPLES.

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A royal cédula of September 3, 1509, to Matheo de Morrano, appointed as receiver, orders him to pay the following salaries, to commence from the date of leaving home for the journey. The sums are in gold ducats:

Salary.Ayuda de costa.

The Bishop of Cefalù, inquisitor,300200

Dr. Andrés de Palacios, inquisitor,300100

Dr. Melchior, judge of confiscations,100

Matheo de Morrano, receiver,300150

Joan de Moros, alguazil,20060

Dr. Diego de Bonilla, procurador fiscal,20050

Miguel de Asiz, notary of secreto and court of confiscations, 10050

Joan de Villena, notary of secreto,10050

abriel de Fet, notary of sequestrations,100

A gaoler,5415

Johan de Vergara, messenger,3010

Juan Vazquez, messenger,3010

1814 695

Palacios was paid eight months’ salary in advance by the receiver of Barcelona.—Archivo de Simancas, Inquisicion, Lib. III, fol. 1, 52.

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