Francisco López de Villalobos facts for kids
Francisco López de Villalobos (born 1473, died 1549) was an important Spanish doctor and writer in the 15th and 16th centuries. He came from a Jewish family who had converted to Christianity. He was known for his medical knowledge and his writings. Some people consider him a part of the School of Salamanca, which was a group of thinkers in Spain.
A Family of Doctors
Francisco came from a long line of doctors. His father, grandfather, and many family members before him were also physicians. They served important people in Spain. These included King Fernando, the Duke of Alba, the Queen of Aragon, and Emperor Charles V. This shows that his family had a strong tradition in medicine.
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In Spanish: Francisco López de Villalobos para niños
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