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Juan Ginez De Sepulveda <ref name="term_59941" />
<p> a Spanish writer, was born at. [[Cordova]] in 1491 (or 1490). He assisted cardinal [[Cajetan]] at [[Naples]] in the revision of the Greek Testament. In 1529 he went to Rome, and in 1536 was appointed chaplain and historiographer to [[Charles]] V. He is memorable for writing a Vindication of the Cruelties of the Spaniards against the Indians. Charles V suppressed the publication of the work in his dominions, but it was published in Rome. He died at [[Salamanca]] in 1572. He was the author of various works besides the one mentioned, in particular of some Latin Letters: A [[Translation]] finom Aristotle, with Notes: '''''—''''' A Life of Charles V and Philip. II, printed together at [[Madrid]] (1780, 4 vols. 4to). </p>

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