- Caballeria, Pedro (Bonafos) de la
- (c.1450)Spanish financial official. He lived and worked in Aragon. He converted to Christianity and wrote the anti-Jewish work Zelus Christi adversus fudaeos.
Dictionary of Jewish Biography. Dan Cohn-Sherbok.
Caballeria, Pedro (Bonafos) de la
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