Notice of confiscation of property of New Chrisitians found guilty and punished by the Inquisition in Córdoba. 6 May, 1487

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Title Notice of confiscation of property of New Chrisitians found guilty and punished by the Inquisition in Córdoba. 6 May, 1487.
Original Library/publisher The Jewish Theological Seminary of America, New York, NY, USA
Creation Date 1487
Notes The Jewish Theological Seminary of America New York, NY USA Ms. NH 63
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Call number at Current Custodian The Jewish Theological Seminary of America, Ms. NH 63
Extent 3 ff.
Language Spanish
National Library system number 990038407230205171
Links For online version, click here
MARC RECORDS
Notice of confiscation of property of New Chrisitians found guilty and punished by the Inquisition in Córdoba. 6 May, 1487 – הספרייה הלאומית
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