Data on the Bologna anti-inquisition tumult, 13 May 1299: Defendants, their transgressions, and inquisitorial decisions

This dataset maps the individual transgressions of defendants recorded in the Bologna inquisition register, 1291-1310, who were involved in the 13 May 1299 civic tumult against inquisitors and their burning of Bompietro, Giuliano, and Rosafiore. It records those defendants' IDs and names, the document number in the edition by L. Paolini and R. Orioli, a matrix of several tens of transgression types (1 = present, 0 = not present) and their evaluation into broader categories: (1) criticism of specific inquisitorial decisions, (2) claiming that inquisitors act in their own interest, (3) criticizing inquisitors or inquisition in general (not just specific decisions), (4) wishing bodily harm to inquisitors, (5) anti-friar sentiments (beyond anti-inquisitorial expressions only) and (6) legalistic criticism. Then it records the financial guarantees, fines, and obligations, and records the inquisitor and notary involved, as well as the date(s) of hearing. As defendants' demographics, it records sex, occupational group, parish and quarter of residence, and for some, their net property worth from the tax declarations (estimo) from 1296-7.