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[227]. Ibid.

[228]. According to the rules of Inquisitorial Trials it was not necessary to grant an advocate to the accused. In the “Directorium Inquisitorum” the Decretal on the treatment of Heretics empowers the Bishop and the Judge of the Inquisition, acting conjointly, to dispense with other assistance, and to act alone.

[229]. See “Execution of the Mandate,” Feb. 20th.

[230]. Manchon.

[231]. Ibid.

[232]. Massieu.

[233]. Cf. 3rd Public Examination, February 24th; 5th Public Examination, March 1st; 8th Private Examination, 17th; and 9th Private Examination, March 17th.

[234]. Cf. 3rd Public Examination, February 24th.

[235]. Cf. 5th Public Examination, March 1st.

[236]. Cf. 2nd Public Examination, February 22nd, and 3rd Public Examination, February 24th.