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Juan de Guevara and Pedro de Aragon, for example. This emerges from the evidence of the Augustinian Fray Martín de Coscojales (Blanco García, Segundo proceso, p. 37). Pedro de Aragon was Duns Scotus Professor of Theology at Salamanca, a former pupil of Luis de Leon's and a great admirer of his. He appeared as a witness against Luis de Leon (Blanco García, Segundo proceso, pp. 36-37).

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Blanco García, Segundo proceso, pp. 20-27.

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Documentos inéditos, vol. XI, p. 328.