L1-L2 workbench
L1 leads point toward possible sources or routes. L2 candidates name proposed Inferpedia objects that still need source work, criticism, and review.
Subject page: Medieval Jewish history
Open Library lead for Beinart's monograph, with archive metadata for possible controlled consultation.
Bibliographic and access lead only; do not quote without rights/access review.
Book lead for Inquisition trial evidence from Ciudad Real and converso practice.
Use as a high-priority bibliographic lead; promote specific claims only after page-level evidence is checked.
Book lead for Crown of Aragon violence, minorities, and interpretive caution around persecution narratives.
Use for context and counterarguments after checking page-level claims.
Book lead covering conversos, the Inquisition, and expulsion as a broad secondary synthesis.
Treat as a synthesis lead; verify controversial arguments against specialist reviews and primary materials.
Book lead for aljama institutions, local administration, and Jewish communal officials in Valencia.
Good for institutional-pattern leads; promote only source-backed passages.
Publisher front matter lead for Meyerson's Brill monograph.
Bibliographic control and table-of-contents lead; full argument requires book consultation.
Search surface for peer-reviewed work on Tortosa's acta, Hebrew source layers, and polemical dossiers.
Lead only; promote only after article-level argument and citations are checked.
Search surface for peer-reviewed work on blood-purity files, witness preparation, and genealogical proof.
Lead only; snippets can rank directions but cannot support publication.
Search surface for scholarly corroboration of converso household practice.
Lead only; do not cite search result metadata as evidence.
Search surface for books on witness preparation and genealogy in limpieza files.
Lead only; promote only after visible snippet, preview, or full text supports a claim.
Search surface for digitized Tortosa studies and public-domain reference works.
Lead only until a specific item is selected and checked for rights and relevance.
Review lead for Nirenberg's book and its interpretive frame.
Use to choose whether to consult the book; do not substitute review claims for evidence.
Model-internal historical prior that converso topics often yield logistics, document-preparation, and source-layer lacunae.
Use only to propose search directions. It is not attestation and should not support publication without external evidence.
Merchants, ship agents, lenders, scribes, or local go-betweens inferred from the forced liquidation and travel logistics of the 1492 expulsion.
The decree allowed property sales but barred export of coined money and precious metal, while a near-contemporary account describes cheap sales, exchange into merchandise, ships arriving, and pledge loans.
A rough source-reading candidate for Profiat Duran's lost Maamar Zikhron ha-Shemadot, visible through later Hebrew commentary and historiographical references.
The broad Hebrew commentary inferon explicitly includes Duran’s lost Maamar Zikhron ha-Shemadot; this is a bounded lost-text child suitable for source reading, not publication yet.
Recurring channels by which some converso households may have received Jewish calendar information, ritual foods, books, and instruction.
The Alhambra Decree describes calendrical notices, books, and ritual food moving between Jews and Christians, while secondary summaries of crypto-Judaism describe home ritual practice. The missing object is the practical support channel.
Codex source-reading decision from the pre-1550 title-prior lane.
The title is categorized as Conversos, 14th-century Castilian Jews, medieval Jewish poets, and 14th-century Castilian writers, but has only five outlinks and stub templates, suggesting a compact public page around a historically source-dependent person. Source title-prior route: route:9ca84a9f0b63612259601409d51c085af9e1c40d3cea6730.
A cluster of Jewish-side written responses, notes, memoranda, or source excerpts behind the surviving notices about the Disputation of Tortosa.
Reference works attest a joint memorandum and written declaration, while recent scholarship identifies Hebrew source layers and a papal request for written texts. The broader working dossier is not itself directly preserved in this seed bundle.
Document-specific child route for medieval Jewish correspondence/responsa movement through Geniza records.
Split child of completed route 2548.
The informal and semi-professional preparation work implied by recurring blood-purity proof files and witness interrogations.
Archival guides and conservation reports show repeated documentary requirements, witness questioning, baptismal records, approvals, and fees. The preparation work before the official file is mostly absent.
Source-backed inferon for a medieval Jewish liturgical-poet attribution seam around Zadok Amani/Imani/Alamani name variants.
The shard contains one medieval Jewish poet page and multiple name-variant titles as separate entries. That title pattern points to a possible attestation and transliteration seam: variants may come from older encyclopedic or bibliographic sources but are not equally surfaced. Source title-prior route: route:ab69e53a4d00fe2de36e000d9c680895848d51e29b7e9bb2.