Between Christians and Moriscos: Juan de Ribera and Religious Reform in Valencia, 1568–1614

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Index Abiaix, Miquel, 139 Acquaviva, Claudius, 152 Adzaneta, 98 Aguilar, Gaspar de, 101–102 Agullona, Margarita, 68–72, 154 Albrecht V (duke of Bavaria), 66 Alcalá de Xivert, 136–137 Alcodar, 96 Alcoy, 100 Alfonso the Magnanimous (king of Aragon), 13 Alfonso XI (king of Castile), 1 Algiers, 128, 132, 137 Al-Hajari, 148 Aliaga, Isidoro (archbishop of Valencia), 156 Alicante, 144 aljamas, 11 aljamiado literature, 33 Alzira, 11, 95 Angeles, Bartolomé de los, 18 Antist, Justiniano, 87–88 Aquinas, Saint Thomas, 82 Arabic: linguistic studies, xiii; spoken colloquial Arabic, 89, 98; use in Christian evangelization, 12, 18, 20, 119–123, 155; use in letters, 132; use in morisco ceremonies, 30–34, 96 Aragon: Aragonese Cortes, 111; bandits, 20, 139; immigrants to Valencia, 104; king Ferdinand II, 14; king James I, 10–11, 41; moriscos of, 106; Mudejar rebellion, 12 Austria, Jorge de (archbishop of Valencia), 19, 86, 117 Avalos, Alonso de, 77 Avila, Teresa of, 78 Badajoz, 2–6 Balaguer, Andrés (bishop of Orihuela), 145 Bautista Pérez, Juan, 181n124 Benaguacil, 98, 116, 138 Benavente, Count of (viceroy of Valencia), 25, 43, 49 Bertrán, Saint Luis, 67–68 bishops: appointment of, 6–7; powers, 38–40, 154 Bleda, Jaime, 126, 146 Bocairente, 100 Borja, Saint Francisco de, 42 Boronat y Barrachina, Pascual, xii, 153 Borromeo, Saint Carlo (archbishop of Milan), x, 58, 63, 87 Bossy, John, xi Botero, Giovanni, 143 Braudel, Fernand, xiii Buñol, 23, 30–33, 97 Calderón, Soto: university visitation of 1570, 45, 48, 53, 55 Caracena, Marquis of (viceroy of Valencia), 143–146 Cárcer, 131, 136 Cardona, Margarita de, 74 Cardona, Sancho de, 98, 116 Carlet, 98 Caro, Juan Bautista, 47, 85 Carroz, Jerónimo: enemy of Juan de Ribera, 52, 54; sacristan of the cathedral, 56, 60 Casa de Pilatos, 1–2, 82 Casas, Bartolomé de las, 88 Casey, James, 197n18 Castelvi, Francisco de, 98 Castile: moriscos of, 32, 106, 140–141, 143–145, 147; Mudejar rebellion, 12; political appointees in Valencia, 25, 41–42, 53, 78; popular religion, xi; queen Isabella I, 14; resistance to royal authority , 37 Catalá de Valeriola, Bernardo, 26, 70 Catalonia: Aragonese Cortes, 111; popular religion, 81; rebellions, 13; reconquest of Valencia, 10–11, 41; reform of the church, 43; resistance to royal authority, 26, 37; viceroyalty of Per Afán de Ribera , 2 Catholic Reformation: canonization of saints, 151–152; catechisms, 119–123; conversion of moriscos, 82–83; historiography, xi–xii; policy of Philip II, 2–3; popular religion, 81–82; reform of cathedrals, 59–61; reform of the clergy, 40; relics, 73–77, 154; seminaries, 62–63. See also bishops; mysticism; Trent, Council of Celaya, Joan de, 42–43 Cerdán de Tallada, Tomás, 94 Cervantes, Miguel de, Don Quijote, 131, 133, 148 Charles V: appointment of bishops, 2; forced baptism of Muslims, 14–17; Mediterranean policy, 20 Chelva, 93 Chiva, 96, 139 Christian, William, xi El Cid, 10 Ciruana, Miquel, 33–34 Cisneros, Francisco Jiménez de (archbishop of Toledo), 107–108 Clavero, Diego, 152 Clement VIII (pope), 75–76 Cocentaina, 14, 33 Cock, Hendrik, 111–112 Colegio de Corpus Christi: campaign to canonize Juan de Ribera, 151–153; center for reform, 77, 154–157; chapel of Margarita Agullona, 71–72, 154; finances, ix–x, 147; foundation, 62–66, 107–108; library, 87–88; purity of blood statutes, 65, 122 Constantino Ponce de la Fuente, 6 Cordero, Juan Martín, 27 Córdoba, 99 Corpus Christi procession, 22–30, 78 Cortes, 93, 98 Cortés, Hernán, 17 Council of Aragon, 43, 49–50, 55 Council of State, 106, 143, 145–146 Covarrubias, Sebastián de, 115–117 Cuenca: cathedral, 115; Jesuit colleges in, 43; moriscos of, 94–95; popular religion, 81; reform of the clergy, 40 Denia, 137–138, 144 Diago, Francisco, 88 Doblet, Damián, 23, 31–33 Don Quijote (Cervantes), 131, 133, 148 Eça of Fansara, 34 England: raid on Cádiz, 128; restrictions on English residents in Spain, 6; rumors of aid to moriscos, 83; Spanish armada, 112; truce with Spain, 129, 140–141; Vincent Ferrer in, 88 Enríquez de Ribera, Fadrique, 1 Erasmus, Desiderius, 6, 88 Escolano, Gaspar, 22, 25, 75–77 Escrivá, Francisco: ally of Juan de Ribera, 44, 61; campaign to canonize Ribera, 152–153 Espinosa, Diego de, 48, 53, 55 Espinosa, Miguel de, 61, 77 Espinosa, Tomás de, 77 Evennett, H. Outram, xi Ferdinand II (king of Aragon), 14, 25 Feros, Antonio, 204n15 Ferrer, Saint Vincent: relics, 73–75, 154...