A History of the Inquisition of Spain; vol. 3 - Henry Charles Lea

Relaxation in Person	15	To be last in Choir and Refectory	26
in Effigy	18	The Discipline	11
Confiscation	185	Spiritual Penances	17
Fines (aggregating 2,586,625 mrs.)	141	Hearing Mass as Penitent in Church	66
Reconciliation	207	Do in Audience-Chamber	150
in Effigy	1	Abjuration de vehementi	21
Sanbenito	186	de levi	49
Imprisonment	175	Reprimand or warning	56
Reclusion in convent or hospital	87	To write no more books	1
Galleys	91	Temporary suspension from priestly functions	1
Scourging	133	Public recantation	1
Vergüenza	26	Cases dismissed	30
Exile	167	suspended	98
Prohibition to leave Spain	6	Acquittals	51
Gagging	20
Deprivation of Confessing	42
Disability for Orders	10

The Toledo Record from 1648 to 1794 yields the following summary:

Relaxation in Person	8	Vergüenza	10
in Effigy	63	Exile	566
Confiscation	417	Deprivation of confessing	68
Fines (aggregating 30,600 ducats)	50	Disability for Orders	3
Do of half property of culprits	14	Suspension from Orders	4
Reconciliation	445	Do from confessing	1
Prison and sanbenito, short terms	183	Do from preaching	11
Do Do perpetual	161	Deprivation of priestly functions	5
Do Do irremissible	82	Degradation from priesthood	1
Reclusion in convents etc.	91	Abjuration de vehementi	51
Galleys, Presidios and Arsenals	98	Do de levi	314
Scourging	92	Reprimand	467
		Cases suspended	104
		Acquittals	6

The sentences in the sixty-four autos de fe between 1721 and 1727 include:

Relaxation in Person	77	Prison etc. irremissible	275
Do in Effigy	74	Galleys and Presidio	99
Confiscation	776	Scourging	297
Fine of one-half of property	12	Vergüenza	13
Reconciliation	630	Exile	189
Prison and sanbenito, short terms	252	Abjuration de vehementi	31
Do perpetual	113	Do de levi	125

Conclusion of Sentence of Relaxation of Don Gaspar de Centellas, For Protestantism, Valencia, September 17, 1564.