La actividad crediticia de un hospital turolense a través de la compra de censales (1482−1517)

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 06 Jun 2015 Spain Publisher:Universidad de ZaragozaJournal:Aragón en la Edad Media (issn: 0213-2486, eissn: 2387-1377,

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Authors: Tello Hernández, Esther;

doi: 10.26754/ojs_aem/aem.2015261071

handle: 10261/134730

La actividad crediticia de un hospital turolense a través de la compra de censales (1482−1517)

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Abstract

Entre todas las posibilidades que ofrece el estudio de las instituciones de beneficencia en el tránsito de la época medieval a la moderna, se encuentra el análisis de los hospitales como instituciones que proporcionan crédito a pequeña escala. Una clara muestra de ello es el hospital de San Juan Bautista y Santa María de Villaespesa de Teruel, el cual- entre 1482 y 1517- compró más de 120 censales a campesinos y artesanos de Teruel y su entorno.

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Spain

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Spanish National Research Council
Spain
National Research Council
Italy
Institute of Studies on Mediterranean Societies
Italy

Keywords

Private debt, Crédito privado, Censales, Corona de Aragón, Crown of Aragon, Hospitales, Hospitals

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