Claves e identidades de los judeoconversos de Lleida según los procesos inquisitoriales a finales del siglo XV

Motis Dolader, Miguel Angel, 1960-
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Title Claves e identidades de los judeoconversos de Lleida según los procesos inquisitoriales a finales del siglo XV.
Host Item Tamid 10 (2014) 81-124
Description Includes trial documents (pp. 109-124).
Language Spanish
National Library system number 990005914650705171
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