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W. Rubinstein, Michael A. Jolles. NUNES, HECTOR (HEITOR) (c1520–91), physician and merchant. Born in Evora, Portugal, to parents who had been forcibly baptised in 1497, he received a BA degree from the University of Coimbra in 1543 and ...
... Hector Nunez , Physician and Merchant , " Jewish Historical Studies 34 ( l994-96 ) : l25-40 . 4l. See Lucien Wolf , " Jews in Elizabethan England . " 8-9 , l3. Gratia's death is recorded by Rosalyn L. Knutson , " A Caliban in St ...
... Hector Nuñez in all his commercial and political work . When he was not travelling on Nuñez's business he lived with the Doctor in Mark Lane . We have already seen that he was arrested in Lisbon in 1588 on a charge of espionage . There ...
... Hector Nuñez in all his commercial and political work . When he was not travelling on Nuñez's business he lived with the Doctor in Mark Lane . We have already seen that he was arrested in Lisbon in 1588 on a charge of espionage . There ...
... Hector Nunez's informer had access to a list that was revised after the preparation of the first summary. The figures concerning pepper, cinnamon, and nutmeg are the same in the two lists but Hector Nunez' figures for indigo, cloves ...
... Hector Nunez's informer had access to a list that was revised after the preparation of the first summary . The figures concerning pepper , cinnamon , and nutmeg are the same in the two lists but Hector Nunez ' figures for indigo ...
... Hector Nuñez Nuñez, both a doctor and a merchant, had connections with the court. He was from Portugal, where he had gotten his medical training, but decided he would be safer in England, settling in London in 1549. He was elected a ...
... Hector Nunez (D-536) made jump number 2,000 and was awarded the USPA Gold Wings with Diamond. Hector, one of the more popular jumpers in Southern California and one of the sport's super nice guys, made the jump at Elsinore, and it just ...
... Hector Nuñez was an excellent example of the sort of internationalist who was rapidly changing the world. By birth a Jew of Evora, Portugal, he lived in Antwerp, and later practised medicine in London. There he became a Fellow of the ...
... Hector Nunez.29 Both men wrote regularly to Cecil on health matters, and Nunez was especially forthcoming with his curious and thoughtful patient. In 1581, for example, Nunez had been called to an audience with Mildred Cooke, Cecil's ...