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The brand new noble status of some of the members of the Castilian “converso” families at the end of the 15 th Century combined their daily religious practices with noble customs and aesthetics. Some of these families spent large amounts of money in erecting chapels and in donating funds to a wide variety of Christian institutions. The Segovian Coronel family had recently been rewarded as noblemen of the lowest grade and joined this tendency of lineage reinforcement by founding and donating money to a beautiful chapel in the Monastery of Santa Maria del Parral, which finally became the family vault.

Devoción y religiosidad de un linaje judeoconverso: la familia Coronel