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Abaig, Sabat, 102

Abdalla (enslaved Maghriban faqih^[*] ), 267 -269

Abdolaziz Abedua, 19

Abuse of authority, by municipal governments, 36 , 37 -40

Acculturation, 227 -232;

bilingualism as index of, 227 -230;

Mudejar versus Morisco, 7 -8

Adelantats , 105 -107;

election of, 26 , 106 ;

functions, 106

Adultery, 223 , 249 -250

Africa, North. See Maghrib

Agnatic solidarity, 234 , 235 , 237 -238, 249 , 257 ;

feuds and, 239 -240

Agriculture, 114 -119, 122 -128;

crops, 118 ;

dry land farming, 117 -118;

irrigation and, 117 -118;

livestock-raising, 125 -128;

Mudejar labor and, 143

Al-Andalus, 2

Albarracín (Aragon) aljama, 14 , 37 , 178

Alçamba family, 108 -109

Alcarea Nova, 181

Alcira (Valencia) aljama, 14 , 34 , 91 , 109 , 116 , 135 ;

controversy with municipal government, 36 ;

fonduk , 155 -156;

land tenure in, 119 ;

Muslim population, 31 -32;

repopulation of, 20 ;

tax data, 145 , 147 -148

Alcocer, 108 , 118

Alcoy (Valencia) aljama, 14 , 26 , 28 , 122

Alfonso V 17 -18, 43 , 44 , 64 , 73

Algiers, 74 , 78 , 96

Al-Hakam II, 233

Alicante, 70

Ali Gehini, 111 , 113

Aljamas:

of Aragon, 14 ;

borrowing by, 169 , 170 , 172 ;

of Catalonia, 14 ;

class structure, 111 ;

controversies with municipal authorities, 36 ;

defined, 5 ;

as financial resources, 37 ;

government, 8 , 101 -107;

limitations of autonomy of, 99 , 101 ;

new, 18 , 26 -28;

officials, 101 -107;

royal (see Royal aljamas);

seigneurial (see Seigneurial aijamas/lands);

versus seigneurial, 14 ;

social positions in, 111 ;

versus universitas , 101 ;

of Valencia, 14 ;

wealth and power in, 107 -114.

See also names of specific aljamas

Aljamiado literature, 263

Almería, 28 -29, 30 , 69 ;

rebellion in, 90 ;

trade with, 141

Almugavers (raiders), Granadan, 70 -71, 82 , 88

Almunia, Bernat de, 95

Alpujarras, revolts in, 55 , 57 , 74 , 80 , 90 , 91 , 96

Amin^{[ *]} :

election of, 26 ;

functions, 104 -105

Andalusia, 2 ;

Conversos of, 12

Annuities, 143 , 177 ;

licenses to sell, 173 , 174 -176;

sale of, 172 , 173

Antich patrimoni , defined, 181

Arabic documents, 184 , 262

Arabic language, 228 , 229 , 263

Arabic literature, 261 -263

Arabo-Berber attitudes/social structure, 233 -234, 235 ;

fragmentation and, 253 ;

solidarity and, 251 -252, 253 -254, 255 ;

women and, 248 -251

Arabs, 233 -234

Aragon: alliances, 68 ;

Castile and, 58 -59, 98 ;

Fernando II as sole ruler of, 57 ;

Granadan Muslims in, 28 -29;

Inquisitors in, 59 , 60 ;

Mudejar policy in, 272 -273;

royal aljamas of, 14 ;

royal taxation, 169 , 178 -179;

school of higher learning in, 262 ;

territorial acquisitions, 2 ;

tithes, 167 -168.

See also Mudejars of Aragon

Artana, 117

Artisans, Mudejar, 128 -134, 271 ;

armed defense against corsairs, 89 ;

economic condition, 112 ;

exclusion of Muslims from guild, 87 , 128 -129;

itinerant merchants and, 140 ;

lands held by, 119 ;

marketplace purchases of, 137

Assimilation, 100 -101;

Mudejar versus Morisco, 7 -8;

religious conversion and, 230

Aureum opus , 184

Autonomy, communal, 99

Ayora, mosque in, 42 -43