Life at the College of Nobles Maidens of Toledo
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https://doi.org/10.3989/hs.2017.010Keywords:
Cardinal Silíceo, college for noble ladies of Toledo, blood purity, holy and Christian wives, old Christians, patronage, Cardinal Quiroga, constitutions, dowry, views, relaxationAbstract
The College of Noble Maidens of Toledo was founded by Cardinal Silíceo in 1551, designed to train women as holy and Christian wives and educated housewives. As would be admitted girls who could prove their ancestry free of impure blood. When they married would receive a dowry. Over time the institution was made many visits that were trying to bring order to the relaxation of discipline and desmadres produced both in administrative matters such as economic and internal order. Finally on July 20, 1988 was agreed between the Archbishop of Toledo and National Heritage. For him the Statute of Real Compatronato were modified and agreed to convert the institution into a female dorm.
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