Inquisition Trial of 1341 in Aragon: The Fate of Early Converts to Christianity
In this lecture, we will examine the story of Peter, a Jewish convert to Christianity in Aragon in 1341. He returns to Judaism several weeks after his initial conversion. What happens next is unbelievable and teaches us much about the relationship between Judaism and Christianity during this period.
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