"In Nomine Domini et In Nomine Rex Regis: Inquisition, Persecution and Royal Finances in Portugal, 1580-1715"

C. Antunes; Filipa Ribeiro da Silva

"In Nomine Domini et In Nomine Rex Regis: Inquisition, Persecution and Royal Finances in Portugal, 1580-1715"

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Originele taal-2	Engels
Titel	Religion and Religious Institutions in the European Economy, 1000-1800: Proceedings of the 43rd Study Week, 8-15 May 2011, Foundation-International Institute of Economic History F. Datini
Redacteuren	Francesco Ammannati
Plaats van productie	Florence
Uitgeverij	Firenze University Press
Pagina's	377-410
Status	Gepubliceerd - 2012

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Antunes, C., & Ribeiro da Silva, F. (2012). "In Nomine Domini et In Nomine Rex Regis: Inquisition, Persecution and Royal Finances in Portugal, 1580-1715". In F. Ammannati (editor), Religion and Religious Institutions in the European Economy, 1000-1800: Proceedings of the 43rd Study Week, 8-15 May 2011, Foundation-International Institute of Economic History F. Datini (blz. 377-410). Firenze University Press.

Antunes, C. ; Ribeiro da Silva, Filipa. / "In Nomine Domini et In Nomine Rex Regis: Inquisition, Persecution and Royal Finances in Portugal, 1580-1715". Religion and Religious Institutions in the European Economy, 1000-1800: Proceedings of the 43rd Study Week, 8-15 May 2011, Foundation-International Institute of Economic History F. Datini. redacteur / Francesco Ammannati. Florence : Firenze University Press, 2012. blz. 377-410

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Antunes, C & Ribeiro da Silva, F 2012, "In Nomine Domini et In Nomine Rex Regis: Inquisition, Persecution and Royal Finances in Portugal, 1580-1715". in F Ammannati (redactie), Religion and Religious Institutions in the European Economy, 1000-1800: Proceedings of the 43rd Study Week, 8-15 May 2011, Foundation-International Institute of Economic History F. Datini. Firenze University Press, Florence, blz. 377-410.

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Religion and Religious Institutions in the European Economy, 1000-1800: Proceedings of the 43rd Study Week, 8-15 May 2011, Foundation-International Institute of Economic History F. Datini. redactie / Francesco Ammannati. Florence : Firenze University Press, 2012. blz. 377-410.

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Antunes C, Ribeiro da Silva F. "In Nomine Domini et In Nomine Rex Regis: Inquisition, Persecution and Royal Finances in Portugal, 1580-1715". In Ammannati F, redacteur, Religion and Religious Institutions in the European Economy, 1000-1800: Proceedings of the 43rd Study Week, 8-15 May 2011, Foundation-International Institute of Economic History F. Datini. Florence: Firenze University Press. 2012. blz. 377-410