The eleven other tribunals may be considered to have punished half that number. Total for the twelve, 4369.
1491 to 1498. According to my system of reduction, the total number of victims for the eight last years of Torquemada, was 34,952.
Total for the eighteen years of his administration, 105,294.
1499 to 1507. Second inquisitor-general. Don Fray Diego Deza. For the twelve tribunals during the eight years of his administration. Burnt, 1664. Effigies, 832. Penances, 32,456. Total, 34,952.
1507 to 1518. Third inquisitor-general. Cardinal Ximenes de Cisneros. In 1513 he separated the tribunal of Cuença from that of Murcia.
Number of persons condemned during the eleven years of his administration. Burnt, 2536. Effigies, 1368. Penances, 47,263. Total, 51,163.
1518 to 1524. Fourth inquisitor-general. Cardinal Adrian. Number of tribunals in the peninsula, the same as under his predecessor. Burnt, 1344. Effigies, 662. Penances, 26,214. Total, 28,230.
1524 to 1539. Fifth inquisitor-general. Cardinal Manrique. For each year of this administration, I calculate that in each of the tribunals 10 were burnt, 5 in effigy, and 50 subjected to penances; total, 65. There were thirteen tribunals in the peninsula, and two in the adjacent isles. According to the preceding calculation, we find that during the fifteen years of the administration of Manrique, there were, Burnt, 2250. Effigies, 1120. Penances, 11,250. Total, 14,625.
1539 to 1545. Sixth inquisitor-general. Cardinal Tabera. His administration may be considered as having lasted seven years. For the fifteen tribunals during that period, I calculate, Burnt, 840. Effigies, 420. Penances, 4200. Total, 5460.
Seventh inquisitor-general. Cardinal Loaisa was appointed in 1546, and died in the same year; the time of his administration may be said to be twelve months. In the fifteen tribunals, Burnt, 120. Effigies, 60. Penances, 600. Total, 780.