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[1628-1635]. Billete de Ana María Lagunas y de Fanlo para Diego Jerónimo Montaner, notario y familiar del Santo Oficio.

Author(s) Ana María Lagunas y de Fanlo      
Addressee(s) Diego Jerónimo Montaner      
In English

Note from Ana María Lagunas y de Fanlo to Diego Jerónimo Montaner, notary and «familiar» of the Spanish Inquisition Tribunal.

The author recommends that Diego Jerónimo Montaner take care of his health, which worries her extremely.

The accused in this process was Ana María Lagunas y de Fanlo, widow of Diego Jerónimo Montaner, notary and «familiar» of the Spanish Inquisition Tribunal. In 1641 she was accused of insult by the Inquisition Tribunal of Zaragoza, for having written a defaming letter to his brother-in-law, Miguel Juan Montaner, in answer to his request that she respected the testamentary disposition of her late husband. The letters and notes which Ana María Lagunas y de Fanlo had sent to Diego Jerónimo Montaner while they were engaged were handed over by Miguel Juan Montaner and his father-in-law, Martín de Anzano, and used in the court proceedings in order to compare the handwriting with that of the defaming letter. Eventually, the accused was condemned to exile from Zaragoza for three years, and to the payment of fifty «ducados».

Source: Navarro Bonilla, Diego (2004), Del corazón a la pluma. Archivos y papeles privados femeninos en la Edad Moderna, Salamanca, Universidad de Salamanca.

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amores de mi bida e recibido un susto tan grande

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que no sabre enharecerlo porque e sabido tu des
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gana de anohe mira mi bien por tu salud pues in
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porta a la mia i con esto no digo mas de que soi tu
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ia i tu hriada para que mandes i bedes

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