He had never worn the Jews' badge, and allowed himself to be served by Christians, for Caspar's daughters were often at the House to help in sewing.

A sword was found in his dwelling, and the Jew, who carries weapons, renounces, since he uses self-protection, the aid of the authorities.

Finally, we know that Lopez used an assumed name.

Now we come to the great offences.

They are divided into four parts.