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The life course of Leonor Francesc was spent during the Late Medieval Period in Valencia. Known as «Leonor Coscolla», since she married Pere Coscolla, a public official at the court of King Ferdinand the Catholic, her long lasting punishment under the judicial power and the inquisition of the authorities of the Court of the Inquisition of Valencia, and the extraordinary social activities held by Leonor, give us the opportunity not only to know her vital trajectory but to bring back to life the way of many conversos who shared work and friendship with her. The current work is focused on the analysis of the first part of the record produced by the Valencia tribunal against Leonor, which was initiated in 1500, due to the discovery of a secret synagogue in the house of a converso named Miquel Vives. Leonor was involved in this case and since then her whole life was destroyed by the Spanish Inquisition till she died burnt at the stake in 1530.

Leonor Francesc, una conversa procesada por el tribunal inquisitorial de Valencia entre finales del siglo XV y el primer tercio del siglo XVI