rodrigo
fernández, public notary in seville.
Rodrigo Fernández: Seville’s Silent Witness to Legal History Rodrigo Fernández (born circa 1530, Seville, Spain; died after 1604) stands as a fascinating figure within the annals of sixteenth-century Spanish legal scholarship and artistic patronage. Though his biographical details remain somewhat elusive – largely obscured by …
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