Pietro Antonio Cirillo
Basic information
- Patronymic
- Other names
- Pietro Antonio Zerillo and Pietro Antonio Zurillo
- Genre
- Male
- Place of origin
- Capua, Kingdom of Naples, Casale di Santa Maria Maggiore
- Date of birth
- Attributed date of birth
- No
- Age at the time of execution
- Marital status
- Not applicable
- Last occupation / Qualification
- Priest
- Previous occupations
Deacon
- Religious status
- Cleric
- Religious order
- Accusations
Proceedings
- Start date
- 1552
- End date
- 23 June 1566
- Courts involved
- Congregation of the Holy Office, Archbishop Court of Caserta
- Extradition
- Unknown
- Other judges involved
- Notes
End date refers to the last sentence
Sentence
- Court
- Congregation of the Holy Office
- Local judge
- Sentence date
- Before 03 September 1564
- Sentence place
- Rome, Papal States, Basilica of Santa Maria sopra Minerva
- Crime category
- Formal heresy
- List of crimes
- Reason for conviction
- Relapso
- Accessory penalties
Execution
- Execution date
- 03 Septmber 1564
- Authority
- Execution place
- Rome, Papal States
- Execution type
- Burned in effigy
- In effigy
- Yes
- After death
- No
- Presence of doctors / surgeons
- Unknown
- Name of the doctors / surgeons
- Presence of comforters
- Unknown
- Name of the comforters
- Presence of rebels / riots
- No
- Sacraments imparted
- No
- Notes for execution
Sources
- Letters
- Local inquisitorial trials and documents
- Decrees and acdf sources
ADDF, St. St., I 4-b (9), cc. 5r-6v.
- Legal opinions consultations
- Registers of the condemned
- Other magistracies
- Petitions
- Confraternities
- Medical treatises
- Polemical histories and martyrologies
- Theological and legal texts
- Collections of sermons
- Printed or manuscript notices and reports
- Chronicles
- Travel diaries
- Notarial acts and wills
- Expense registers and economic documents
- Memorial documents epitaphs etc
- Iconography
- Other
Vatican City, Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, ms. Barberiniano Latino 4592, ff. 142-159, Persecuzione eccitata contro al Sig. Giulio Santorio, che fu poi card. S. Severina, per la verità della fede cattolica.