The Crucifix is just a stick
It’s indicated that Juan Guadalid said that the Christians believe in “that” stick because was believed that they worshipped on the crosses that were on the roads, which were made of sticks.
A crucifix is like a donkey
A morisco, Gabriel Royo, said that he did not see the donkey, meaning by that the crucifix
Disbelief in the image of the crucifix
Jeanne d’Obaque, from the Béarn area, disbelieving in the image of the crucifix, hit the object several times
Diego Gosqui does not believe what the Christians say of the crucifix and tramples over it
Diego Gosqui, a Morisco, does not believe in the image of the crucifix declaring ironically that if it had any power, it would rise.
A punishment for having destroyed a “humilladero” and a crucifix
Luis Rebollo and Juan Cigueba, two Moriscos, were ordered to pay for a new cross
Anna Ynes does not believe in the image of the crucifix
The Old Christian Anna Ynes called “christianellos” the people who have in their ceremony the crucifix close to the bed when is given to the sick the extreme unction.
Rodrigo de Velasco mocked a sculpted and painted image of the crucifix which was in the prison
The Portuguese Rodrigo de Velasco was denounced by a prison companion
Painting of the crucifix described in the letter of the Suprema to the inquisition in Valencia
Letter of the Suprema to the Inquisitors of the town of Valencia describing some canvases that allegedly entered the kingdom and recommending that they be collected so that they do not continue to circulate.
An agreement of the Council of the Inquisition describes how, after various consultations with the different local courts, it was decided to ban a series of paintings on the grounds that they might incur false dogmas
In November 1571 the Council of the Inquisition sent to different local inquisitions an agreement which banned a series of paintings and prints on the grounds that they might incur false dogmas.
Painting of the crucifix described in an edict of the Inquisition of Mexico
Edict of the Holy Office of Mexico describing some cavases that allegedly entered the kingdom and recommending that they be collected so that they do not continue to circulate. The Inquisition express the fear that the images convey Lutheran errors.
