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Resum: El matrimoni catolic, era i es, indissoluble i monogam per aixo el delicte de bigamia va ser perseguit pels tribunals civils i eclesiastics, sobretot despres del Concili de Trento. Aquest delicte ha sigut associat, grosso modo, al sexe masculi i per eixa rao analitzem dos processos inquisitorials contra dos dones, Anna Maria Ivars i Maria Francisca Savall, per entendre les motivacions personals que podien propiciar que una muller de l’antic regim es tornes a casar il·legalment. Paraules clau: Bigamia, Inquisicio, Historia de genere, Regne de Valencia Abstract: Catholic marriage was and is, indissoluble and monogamous. For that reason the crime of bigamy was pursued by civil and ecclesiastical courts, especially after the Council of Trent. This crime was mostly associated with men, and that is why two inquisitorial processes are analyzed against two women, Anna Maria Ivars and Maria Francisca Savall, to understand the personal motivations that can lead a woman of old regime to marry again illegally. Keywords: Bigamy, Inquisition, Kingdom of Valencia, women’s history

Una aproximació microhistòrica a la bigàmia femenina en el Regne de València