On another occasion, the deponent having stated to him that he had been
in the Carthusian Convent, where he read an edict of the Holy Tribunal,
prohibiting several books, and among them, one called _Avisos de
Moises_, the above person replied, that as Christ had abolished the law
of Moses, he hoped that another Christ would come and abolish the laws
of the first. He moreover told him that he had prohibited books in his
possession, which in fact he showed to the deponent. Their titles the
deponent does not know.
Questioned, in what place the abovementioned Josef Coch made these
assertions, and what persons were present at the time.
Answered, that it was at the house of the surgeon Baramon, in the Calle
de los Flasades; and that the person present was Antonio Trabe, surgeon,
who lives with Dr Torner, Beneficiado of San Justo.
Questioned, what was the age and personal appearance of the said Joseph
Coch.
Answered, that he should suppose him to be about thirtythree years old;
that he was of a middling height, with a thin, pock marked face, and
black hair.
The above is the truth, according to the oath of the deponent, who
states that he has not made this declaration out of malice, but solely
from conscientious motives. Having been read to him, he declares it to
be correctly recorded. I add his signature.
JUAN BONAFOS.
DR ANTONIO AMILL, _Presbyter Commissary_.
Before me--JUAN BONAFOS.
DR ANTONIO AMILL, _Presbyter Commissary_.