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Gracia Mendes Nasi (1510 – 1569) was a Portuguese philanthropist and one of the wealthiest Jewish women of Renaissance Europe. She married Francisco Mendes/Benveniste. She was the maternal aunt and business partner of João Micas (alias, Hebrew name Joseph Nasi), who became a prominent figure in the politics of the Ottoman Empire. She also developed an escape network that saved hundreds of Conversos from the Inquisition. Her name – Graça in Portuguese – Gracia is Spanish for the Hebrew Hannah, which means Grace; she was also known by her Christianized name Beatriz (Beatrice) de Luna Miques.

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rdfs:label	Gracia Mendes (ca) Gracia Nasi (de) Gracia Nasí (es) Gracia Mendes Nasi (en) Gracia Nassi (fr) Grazia Nasi (it) Gracia Mendes Nasi (nl) Gracia Mendes (pt) Мендес Наси, Грасия (ru) Gracia Mendes Nasi (sv)
rdfs:comment	Gracia Nasi, el nom del qual de conversa va ser Beatriz de Lluna Miques, coneguda simplement com "La Senyora" (1510-1569), va ser una rica i poderosa dona, nascuda en una família judeoconversa de Portugal, d'origen jueu aragonès. (ca) Gracia Nasi (geboren 1510 in Portugal als Beatrice de Luna Miques; gestorben 1569 bei Konstantinopel) war eine sephardische Frau der Renaissance. Sie war Kauffrau, leitete die Bank der Casa Mendes-Benveniste (so die Familiennamen ihrer Mutter und ihres Onkels, ihres späteren Ehemanns) und betätigte sich zudem als Diplomatin und Philanthropin, und als solche gilt sie auch als eine Retterin ihres Volkes. (de) Gracia Mendes Nasi (1510 – 1569) was a Portuguese philanthropist and one of the wealthiest Jewish women of Renaissance Europe. She married Francisco Mendes/Benveniste. She was the maternal aunt and business partner of João Micas (alias, Hebrew name Joseph Nasi), who became a prominent figure in the politics of the Ottoman Empire. She also developed an escape network that saved hundreds of Conversos from the Inquisition. Her name – Graça in Portuguese – Gracia is Spanish for the Hebrew Hannah, which means Grace; she was also known by her Christianized name Beatriz (Beatrice) de Luna Miques. (en) Gracia (Mendes) Nasi ou Beatriz de Luna (selon le nom adopté en tant que prétendue catholique en Espagne), ou Doña Gracia, née le 20 juin 1510 (?) à Lisbonne (Portugal) et morte le 3 novembre 1569, est une figure de la Renaissance, qui géra une immense fortune familiale et prêta de l'argent aux rois, tout en venant activement en aide aux Juifs persécutés à travers l'Europe. (fr) Grazia Nasi, alias Gracia Miquez, alias Beatriz de Luna (Lisbona, 20 giugno 1510 – Istanbul, 3 novembre 1569), fu una delle finanziere ebree più ricche del Rinascimento. Ritornò pubblicamente alla fede ebraica a Ferrara e sempre a Ferrara finanziò la traduzione dell'antico testamento ebraico in spagnolo. (it) Gracia Mendes ou Gracia Nassi, (1510-1569), conhecida também simplesmente como A Senhora(La Señora), foi uma empresária portuguesa, filantropa, protectora de outros portugueses de religião judaica que como ela fugiram de Portugal no século XVI. Gracia salvou centenas de cristãos-novos e marranos da morte e das perseguições anti-semitas. A sua benevolência para com os outros judeus sefarditas ficou especialmente patente em Antuérpia, para onde foi viver depois de deixar Lisboa. Cidades seguintes na sua fuga às perseguições que lhe foram movidas foram Veneza, Ferrara e finalmente Constantinopla. (pt) Gracia Mendes Nasi, även känd som Beatrice de Luna, född 1510, död 1569, var en osmansk affärskvinna. Hon var en av de rikaste judinnorna under renässansen. Hon var gift med Francisco Mendes Benveniste och faster/moster samt affärspartner till Joao Micas Josef Nasi. Hon var en framträdande affärsidkare i det Osmanska riket. Hon bildade ett nätverk som ska ha räddat hundratals judiska flyktingar undan inkvisitionen. (sv) Гра́сия Ме́ндес Наси́ (исп. Gracia Mendes Nasi, в христианстве названная как Беатри́с де Лу́на Ме́ндес, в еврейской традиции Хана, ивр. ‏חנה‏‎; 1510, Лиссабон — 1569, Стамбул) — богатая вдова, благотворительница европейской еврейской общины периода ренессанса. (ru) Gracia Nasí, nacida Ḥana Nasí (en hebreo: חנה נשיא), cuyo nombre de conversa cristiana fue Beatriz de Luna Miques, también fue conocida como La Señora (Lisboa, 20 de junio de 1510 - 3 de noviembre de 1569), fue una filántropa, política y mujer de negocios portuguesa y una de las mujeres más ricas e influyentes de la Europa del Renacimiento. Nacida en el seno de una familia judeoconversa aragonesa que huyó a Portugal en 1492, fue pionera en crear una red de escape que salvó a cientos de conversos judíos de la Inquisición. (es) Gracia Mendes Nasi (Lissabon, 1510 – Constantinopel, 1569), ook bekend als Beatriz de Luna Miques, was een zeer rijke Portugese Jodin. Ze was aangetrouwd aan het invloedrijke en de tante van Josef Nasi. Haar familie kwam oorspronkelijk uit Aragon en behoorde tot de Sefardische Joden. De familie vluchtte in 1492 naar Portugal ten gevolge van het verdrijvingsedict. (nl)
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