Chapter

1 4 |        fell upon his wife, whom he accused of betraying him; he gave
2 6 |          to be confronted with the accused. Warrants were immediately
3 6 |          was worked by forcing the accused into an angular frame of
4 6 |           that, out of one hundred accused persons subjected to it,
5 6 |       Maria, or a Miserere; if the accused persisted in his denial,
6 7 |     Beatrice, had ordered that the accused, who had been separated
7 7 |      decree, or at least allow the accused to be heard in their defence. ~"
8 7 |            proving that any of the accused acted in self-defence, I
9 10| examination I have compromised and accused you, I have done so falsely,