Meanings
plural neo-Christians · alternative Neo-Christian
- ChristianitySynonym of New Christian.First known use 19th c.
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Before the banishment of Jews from Spain took effect, Antonio di Moro, a Jewish peddler of Cordova, flourished as the last of Spanish troubadours, and Rodrigo da Cota, a neo-Christian of Seville, as the first of Spanish dramatists, the supposed author of Celestina, one of the most celebrated of old Spanish dramatic compositions.
1895, Gustav Karpeles, Jewish Literature, and Other Essays, Philadelphia: The Jewish Publication Society of America, page 97Synonyms: New Christian
Synonyms & antonyms
nounSynonym of New Christian.
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