- 1536-1543 "The
first activity of the
Mexican Inquisition against Jews and
Judaizantes came in 1523 with the
ordinance against heretics and Jews."
Edith Grossman...
- Catholicism, but
continued to
practise Judaism in secrecy, were
referred to as
judaizantes "Judaizers" and
pejoratively as marranos. New
Christian converts of Muslim...
-
December 1736
after she had been
convicted on 4
February 1732 of
being a
judaizante (a
person who was
privately practicing the
Jewish faith after having publicly...
-
especially those of
Jewish origin, were
always under su****ion of
being judaizantes ("judaizers"); that is,
apostatizing from the
Christian religion and...
-
those were
treated as Christians. If they
confessed or
identified not as
judaizantes but as
fully practicing Jews, they fell back into the
previously explained...
- al-Rahman III and Almanzor.
Observing the
kashrut regulations, Jews and
judaizantes opted for blood-drained meat
without fat,
outright rejecting bacon. Potajes...
- in Mexico, a
significant number were
convicted of
being "Judaizers" (
judaizantes) .
Spanish Conquistador Luis de
Carvajal y de la
Cueva was prosecuted...
- Barcelona: Puvil-Editor, 1980.
Escobar Quevedo, Ricardo. Inquisición y
judaizantes en América española (siglos XVI-XVII). Bogota:
Editorial Universidad...
- conversos; some
might have
continued to
practice Judaism in secret,
called '
judaizantes'. Tomás de Torquemada, a
Marrano surname, was in 1483
appointed as the...
-
Isthmus of Panama: 16th-17th
centuries (1 ed.). ISBN 979-8397623285. "
Judaizantes en Panamá Viejo, la
nueva exhibición del
Museo de la
Plaza Mayor". "Religion...
