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Pleito criminal contra indios.

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Pedro Jusepe. Pleito criminal contra un indio.

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Diego Garcia indio. Pleito criminal. Ofensivos.

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Pedro Perez. Pleito sobre pesos.

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Juan de Penlacea. Pleito civil sobre pesos.

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Diego de Quiroz. Pleito criminal.

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Diego de Salazar. Informe sobre sucesos de cuencame.

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Alonso de Valenzuela. expediente sobre cargos. Residencia.

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Alonso de Valenzuela. Pleito criminal.

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Phelipe de la Cueva Montano Villamayor. Inhibitoria.

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