The orient in Spain Converted Muslims, the forged lead books of Granada, and the rise of Orientalism
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Leiden :
Brill,
2013.
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| Colección: | Numen book series. studies in the history of religions ;
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction
- The sacromonte lead books: the events
- The Turpiana tower parchment
- Archbishop Don Pedro de Castro
- The lead books
- The reception of the finds
- The evaluation process
- Polemics and resistance
- The lead books leave granda
- The lead books in Rome
- The defensorios
- Granada conquered: Castilianization and conversion
- Granada conquered
- Language and evangelization
- The eradication of Arabic
- The defense of Arabic and its persistence in Granada
- Reformers and alumbrados
- Granda and its Moriscos around 1580
- The noble families
- Old christians of Moorish origin
- Conversion
- Integration
- Muley Fez and Granada Venegas
- The happy former days of our glory
- The origen de la casa de Granada
- The Granada Venegas Literary Tertulia
- Alonso del Castillo: Translator, author?
- Alonso del Castillo and other translators of the parchment
- The Chapiz family
- Physician
- Translator
- The War
- The prophecies
- Alonso del Castillo´s friends: Priests, soldiers, interpreters
- Priests
- Diego Marín
- Francisco López Tamarid
- Diego Marín in Morocco
- Diego Marín´s diplomatic career
- Diego Bejarano Al-Hajarí and the Morisco Understanding of the lead books
- Diego Bejarano or Ahmad B. Qasim Al-Hajarí
- Al-Hajarí and the parchment and lead books
- Miguel de Luna: Historian, novelist, pysician
- The historia verdadera del rey Don Rodrigo
- Physician: The tratado de los baños (treatise on baths)
- Miguel de Luna, Pedro Guerra de Lorca, and Benito Arias Montano
- The lead books translated
- The solomonic letters
- Friendship with Joan de Faría
- Miguel de la Luna and the Moriscos of Toledo: "There is no better moor in Spain"
- Jerónimo Román de la Higuera: The false chronicles and the sacromonte lead books
- Annius of Viterbo an spain
- Diego de Urrea
- Diego de Urrea between Italy and North Africa
- Urrea in Spain
- Diego de Urrea and the lead books
- Urrea the historian
- Diplomatic missions
- Diego de Urrea in Naples
- Francisco de Gurmendi
- Marcos Dobelio
- The sacromonte seeks arabic translators
- An Arabist in Italy and Spain
- Marcos Dobelio and the Arabic manuscripts of el Escorial
- Marcos Dobelio´s Arabic books
- A partial translation of Abu I-Fida´s History
- A translation of a Medical work and a grammar
- Dobelio´s papers
- Marcos Dobelio and the books from Pastrana: The Islamic content of the lead books
- Writing and Necromancy
- Pastrana
- The pastrana books
- Genealogies, religious polemic, and stories of the prophets
- Islamic texts for a Morisco audience
- Muhammad Alguazir or Diego Alguacil
- Is the arabic of the lead books the language of Islam?
- The laminae granatenses and the Vatican experts
- Arabic in Rome
- Mohammedan terms
- Father Tomás de León and the Marquis of Mondéjear: A learned correspondence
- Gaspar Ibánez de Segovia, Marquis of Agrópoli and of Mondéjar
- Father Tomás de León
- Works by Tomás de León
- Father Tirso González de Santalla
- Tomás de León and the sacromonte Abbey
- Tomás de León, orientalist
- Networks of Arabists
- Martín Vázquez Siruela
- A circle of orientalists?
- The arabic language as a tool for Scholarship
- In defense of oriental languages
- Arabic script
- Manuscripts and translations
- The orient in Spain
- Problems of Chronology: The Hijra
- The orient in Spain: Judaism
- The orient in Spain: Egupt
- Egyptian chronology
- "The perverse domestic enemies of the church"
- Epilogue
- Sources and bibliography
- Illustrations
- Index of persons
- Index of places.