The Lead Books of the Sacromonte and the Parchment of the Torre Turpiana: Granada, 1588-1606: General Introduction, Critical Edition, and Translation

‎Contents
‎Preface
‎Acknowledgements
‎Abbreviations
‎Figures
‎General Introduction
	‎Introduction. The Conquest of the City of Granada and Its Aftermath
		‎1. The Capitulations
		‎2. After the Conversion
		‎3. Mounting Tensions and Conflict
	‎Chapter 1. The ‘Discovery’ of the Parchment of the Turpiana Tower, the Plates and the First Seven Lead Books (1588–1596)
		‎1. The ‘Discoveries’
		‎2. Criticism, Public Discussion and Attempts at Translation
		‎3. Benito Arias Montano (1527–1598)
		‎4. Gonçalo de Ayala (?–?)
	‎Chapter 2. The ‘Discovery’ of Lead Books 10–19 (1597–1599)
		‎1. The ‘Discoveries’
		‎2. Ignacio de las Casas (1550–1608)
		‎3. Aḥmad b. Qāsim al-Ḥajarī/ Diego Bejarano (ca. 1570-after 1640)
	‎Chapter 3. Lead Books 20–22 and the Evaluation Process in Spain (1600–1643)
		‎1. The ‘Discoveries’
		‎2. Pedro de Valencia (1555–1620) and His Circle
		‎3. Murquṣ al-Duʿābilī al-Kurdī, Known in Spain as Marcos Dobelio (ca. 1572–1654)
		‎4. Francisco de Gurmendi (d. 1621)
		‎5. Juan Bautista Hesronita (?–?)
		‎6. Adán Centurión, Marquis of Estepa (1582–1658)
		‎7. Dobelio’s Polemics against the Lead Books 1630–1638
		‎8. Dobelio and the Broader Perspective of the Polemical Discussions about the Lead Books in Spain
		‎9. Dobelio and the Condemnation of the Lead Books in Rome
	‎Chapter 4. The Lead Books in Rome
	‎Chapter 5. Academic Studies on the Texts of the Parchment and the Lead Books
	‎Chapter 6. Material Aspects and Script
		‎1. Material Aspects of the Parchment
		‎2. Material Aspects of the Lead Books
		‎3. The Arabic Script of the Lead Books
		‎4. Cryptography in Three Lead Books
		‎5. The Images of the Seal of Solomon in the Lead Books
	‎Chapter 7. Style and Language
		‎1. Style
		‎2. Grammar
			‎2.1. Syntax
		‎3. Vocabulary
	‎Chapter 8. Edition and Translation: Methodological Aspects
		‎1. Edition
		‎2. Translation
	‎Chapter 9. Structure and Contents
		‎1. The Historical Narrative of the Parchment and Lead Books
		‎2. Jesus and the Trinity in the Parchment and Lead Books
		‎3. God and the Trinity
		‎4. The Incarnation
		‎5. The Crucifixion
		‎6. Mary and the Essence of the Gospel
		‎7. The Chain of Revelation in the Lead Books: The Ṣuḥuf Ibrāhīm, the Zabūr, the Tawrāt, the Injīl, and the Ḥaqīqat al-Injīl
		‎8. The Eschatological Scenario of the Parchment and Lead Books
		‎9. Authorship
	‎Chapter 10. Conclusions
‎Edition and Translation
	‎Edition and Translation of the Parchment of the “Torre Turpiana” (P)
	‎Edition of the Lead Books
	‎Translation of the Lead Books
‎Appendix. Edition and Translation of a Report about Four Fragments of Lead Books Found in Granada
‎Sources and Bibliography
‎General Index