Los médicos judíos de Huesca, según los protocolos notariales del siglo XV

Benedicto Gracia, Eugenio
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Title Los médicos judíos de Huesca, según los protocolos notariales del siglo XV.
Host Item Sefarad 68,1 (2008) 55-87
Description Includes documents (pp. 77-87).
Language Spanish
National Library system number 990004739610705171
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