Gilbert Lawrence is right, the abstract has nothing to see with the title. Furthermore, the most of the inquisitors in Goa were spaniard and italian dominicans but historic penalties felt over portuguese jesuits. Jesuits were not allowed by their Generals, namely by Muzzio Vitteleschi, to cooperate with Inquisition; on the contrary, jesuits have been great victims of the Inquisition.
However, there has been one jesuit who decided to intrude the Inquisition as the only way to collapse it: António de Andrade has been Notary of a trial with no victims to death. But someone discovered his intention to collapse the Inquisition in Goa and assassinated him the eve of the "Auto de Fé". Someone is writing the story of this portuguese born in Oleiros by the end of the XVI century and crossed the Hymalaias in 1620. Best regards, Henrique Salles da Fonseca
