Index of Prohibited Books (Spanish Inquisition)

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The Index of Prohibited Books of the Spanish Inquisition was an official catalog of writings banned for reasons of heresy or moral danger, used to control religious doctrine and censor intellectual life in early modern Spain.

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Index of Prohibited Books (Spanish Inquisition) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic Church document
censorship index
ecclesiastical document
legal instrument
appliesToTerritory Spanish Empire
associatedWithEvent Counter-Reformation
surface form: Counter‑Reformation
associatedWithInstitution Roman Inquisition
Spanish monarchy
authority Spanish monarchy
surface form: Spanish Crown

Supreme Council of the Inquisition
surface form: Supreme Council of the Spanish Inquisition
basedOn Catholic doctrine
canons of the Council of Trent
surface form: decrees of the Council of Trent
countryOfUse Spain
effectOn academic freedom
circulation of books
intellectual life in early modern Spain
enforcedBy inquisitorial tribunals
local censors
genre catalogue
legal list
hasLegalStatus binding on printers and booksellers in Spain
binding on subjects of the Spanish Crown
historicalPeriod early modern period
includes banned authors
banned titles
rules for expurgation
language Latin
Spanish
mainSubject Catholic orthodoxy
censorship
heresy
moral theology
medium printed book
purpose to censor intellectual life
to control religious doctrine
to prevent the spread of heretical ideas
to protect Catholic faith and morals
reasonForProhibition anti‑clericalism
blasphemy
doctrinal error
heresy
moral danger
obscenity
regulates book trade
importation of books
printing
relatedTo Index Librorum Prohibitorum
religiousTradition Roman Catholicism
usedBy Spanish Inquisition

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Fernando de Valdés notableWork Index of Prohibited Books (Spanish Inquisition)