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This chapter offers clear evidence to prove that the college was never intended to train a native clergy, but rather followed the precedent of institutions that were founded by the Spaniards in Granada and Hispaniola to train a class of native governors. Nonetheless, the foundation of Santa Cruz provoked controversy in New Spain, and there was some debate among Franciscans about the desirability of training Indians for the priesthood. This chapter also throws new light on the college’s pedagogical objectives, individual instructors and students, books that were used, and on how teaching of the trivium of grammar, rhetoric, and logic was conducted. Chapter 4 consists of the following sections: I. Initial contexts and motives for the Indians’ Latin education; II. Foundation of Santa Cruz: Objectives and controversies; III. Education and the trivium at Santa Cruz, including (i) grammar and Latin expression, (ii) logic and rhetoric; and IV. 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