Israel/Hernando de Sosa, interpreter and tax collector. Notes for a bibliography
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Jew, Interpreter, Tax collector, Baptism, MálagaAbstract
A Jew from Murcia, living in Llerena, got married to an Andalusian jewish woman. He was a tax collector in the mountains of Ronda (1486-1489). Main tax collector in the bishopric of Málaga (1490-1492). A short exile and coming back to Castile as Christian. Main tax collector in the bishopric of Málaga (1494-1496).
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