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Tratado de cambios y contrataciones y reprobación de usura
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41:. He obtained a bachelor of arts degree from the
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205:"Villalón, Cristóbal de"
55:University of Valladolid
124:Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda
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51:University of Salamanca
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142:at Valladolid in 1546
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146:Gramática castellana
119:Book of the Courtier
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110:Desiderius Erasmus
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