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    Inspecionando o coração do Império: As Visitas da Inquisição à cidade de Lisboa de 1587 e de 1618
    (Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP), 2011) Graziani, Erick Tsarbopoulos [UNIFESP]; Feitler, Bruno Guilherme [UNIFESP]; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0826896800266810; http://lattes.cnpq.br/8413143055220224; Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP)
    We will work on this research the visits realized by the Portuguese inquisition on the Court of Portugal by the licensed Antonio de Mendoça and Jerónimo de Pedrosa in 1587 and in 1618 by Antonio Dias Cardoso and Diogo Pereira. This visits coincided with the Philippine age, and we can notice how the political power always used and interfered directly and explicitly in the Holly Office. But this attitude wasn't exclusive of Filip, it was notable already in the beginning of the trial installation. We used the bibliography that correspond with the study of Portuguese History, Lisbon, Inquisition, and of the inquisition visits; we also used the document “Livro das Visitações2”, that was transcript and analyzed. That way, we tried to understand and develop the “why” this visits occurred in Lisbon, where there was a trial already installed. Being like this, the prime objective of this work was in contributing with the studies of Portuguese inquisition, primarily the ones referring the inquisition visitations to the city of Lisbon in 1587 and in 1618. With this research, we had the opportunity of studying many themes referring the Portuguese culture, mentality and history; as well of: the jewish question in Portugal; the Holly Office Trial; the city of Lisbon; the Inquisition visits and the many religious practices in Portugal. We tried as well develop a comparative study amongst the other inquisition visits in other regions – with the use of the bibliography – and we also hoped to get a better understanding of Lisbon's life: its characteristics of Court, govern center, commercial heart of the Portuguese empire, and its population diversity.