Lay sister’s prayer. A study about a converted Jewish woman’s religiosity (Castile, 1487-1490)
Abstract
The article aims to analyse a sentence included as proof of accusation in an inquisitorial trial against Mencía Suárez, lay sister neighbor of Ocaña, who at the end of the 15th century was accused of being a Judaizer. The study brings us closer to the life and beliefs of a converted family woman in which her ancestral legacy meets the spirituality and dominant practices of the society in which she lived.
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