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inkvizitorė — inkvizi̇̀torius, inkvizi̇̀torė dkt. Inkvizi̇̀toriai, siekdami̇̀ išgáuti nórimą prisipažini̇̀mą, bùvo labai̇̃ kūrybi̇̀ngi … Bendrinės lietuvių kalbos žodyno antraštynas
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inkvizitorius — inkvizìtorius, ė smob. (1) DŽ 1. istor. inkvizicijos teismo narys: Sėdi kaip inkvizitorius ir smaigsto akimis rš. 2. prk. žiaurus žmogus, kankintojas … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
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ALMAGRO — ALMAGRO, town in Castile, Spain, administrative center of the Order of calatrava . Jews probably settled there soon after the Christian reconquest (14th century). It was one of only four communities in the area of Ciudad Real that existed in the… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
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ÉCIJA — ÉCIJA, city in Seville, S. Spain. We have no information on the Jews of Écija in the Muslim period. The earliest information concerning Jews there dates from the 13th century. Following its conquest by Ferdinand III, Zulema, a Jewish courtier,… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
MEXICO — MEXICO, federal republic situated south of the United States of America with a population of 97,483,412 (2000) inhabitants and a Jewish community of about 40,000 (2000), most of whom live in Mexico City. Colonial Period The Jewish presence in… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
