The Hospital del Amor de Dios (Mexico City, 1540), the house for the patients no hospital would take

A hospital opened in Mexico City by the first bishop for sufferers of the venereal disease, who by his own account were received in no hospital of the city and died on the roads and in the Indian towns. Its founder's letter of 1540, the royal grant of November 1540 and the foundation instrument of 1541 are printed; so is the auction of three of its houses to pay a private debt of the same bishop. It ran for more than two centuries.