[233] Llorente, “Anales,” vol. i. p. 182.
[234] Paramo, “De Origine,” p. 143; Llorente, “Historia Critica,” ii. p. 114.
[235] The edict is quoted in full in Appendix IV. of Amador de los Rios’ “Historia de los Judios.”
[236] See the text of the edict in Rios’ “Historia de los Judios,” Appendix IV.
[237] Amador de los Rios (iii. p. 310) very reasonably questions their being permitted to take money in bills of exchange, although the statement is contained in Bernaldez’ “Chronicle,” and is mentioned by other contemporaries.
[238] “Historia,” tom. i. cap. cx.
[239] “Historia de los Judios,” vol. iii. p. 311.
[240] Colmenares, “Hist. Segovia,” cap. xxxv. § ix.
[241] “Historia,” tom. i. cap. cx.
[242] Llorente, “Anales,” vol. i. p. 190.