The end of Vic’s Jewish community. The last Jews’ goods and conversion (1391)

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  • Irene Llop Jordana Universitat de Vic

Keywords:

Jewish community, Vic, notarised documents, inventory, conversion, 1391

Abstract

The second half of the 14th century was a grim period for Vic’s Jewish community, which ceased to exist in 1391. This article focuses on the study of two documents from the year in question, namely an inventory of the goods in three Jews’ houses and a record of the conversion of Vic’s last six Jews.

Keywords: Jewish community, Vic, notarised documents, inventory, conversion, 1391

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Author Biography

Irene Llop Jordana, Universitat de Vic

Doctora en Història Medieval, Paleografia i Diplomàtica (UB) i llicenciada en Filologia Hebrea (UB), treballo al Departament d'Informació i Documentació de la Universitat de Vic.

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Published

2013-06-26

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Vol. 9 (2013)

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