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Diary of Christopher Columbus. Viernes 2 de noviembre: "Acordó el Almirante enbiar dos hombres españoles, el uno se llamava Rodrigo de Xerez que bivía en Ayamonte, y el otro era un Luys de Torres que avía bivido con el Adelantado de Murçia y avía sido judío y sabía dizque ebrayco y caldeo y aun algo
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on an expedition inland on November 2, 1492. Their task was to explore the country, contact its ruler, and gather information about the Asian emperor described by
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When Columbus set off for Spain on January 4, 1493, Luis de Torres was among the 39 men who stayed behind at the settlement of
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Alicia B. Gould y Quincy, "Nueva lista documentada de los tripulantes de ColĂłn en 1492: Luis de Torres",
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Jewish Encyclopedia: AMERICA, THE DISCOVERY OF: By: Meyer Kayserling
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existed that was named after De Torres, known as the
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Luis Torres (disambiguation)
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Christopher Columbus
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Spanish Inquisition
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Rodrigo de Jerez
Marco Polo
Great Khan
tobacco
La Navidad
Hispaniola
The Bahamas
Luis de Torres Synagogue
New World
Columbus’s Diaries in the original Spanish
Diary of Christopher Columbus. Viernes 2 de noviembre: "Acordó el Almirante enbiar dos hombres españoles, el uno se llamava Rodrigo de Xerez que bivía en Ayamonte, y el otro era un Luys de Torres que avía bivido con el Adelantado de Murçia y avía sido judío y sabía dizque ebrayco y caldeo y aun algo arávigo."
"Columbus Day: Who was the first Jew in the New World?"
"Yosef ben Halevy"
Jewish Encyclopedia: AMERICA, THE DISCOVERY OF: By: Meyer Kayserling
doi
10.1057/9781403973603
ISBN
978-1-349-38797-7
"Synagogue History"

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