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- ↑ José Amador de los Ríos Historia social, política y religiosa de los judíos de España y Portugal (3 vols., Madrid, 1875-76) Volume 3 1876 p616
- ↑ Günter Böhm. Judíos en Chile colonial. Editorial Universitaria Santiago, Chile 1963 p111
- ↑ Luis González Obregón Época colonial: México viejo, noticias históricas, tradiciones, leyendas y costumbres del periodo de 1521 á 1821. Oficina de la Secretaría de fomento, México. 1896 p710
- ↑ For example in María del Camino Fernández Giménez, La sentencia inquisitorial. Editorial Complutense, Colegio Universitario Domingo de Soto de Segovia, Madrid, 2001 p120
- ↑ René Millar Carvacho La Inquisición de Lima: signos de su decadencia, 1726-1750, Santiago, LOM Ediciones 2004 p78
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