ability to rule themselves. Works Gonsalus sive de appetenda gloria, 1523. De fato et libero arbitrio, Roma, 1526. Cohortatio ut bellum suscipiat in Turcas, 1529. De ritu nuptiarum et dispensatione, Roma, 1531. De convenientia militaris disciplinae cum christiana religione qui inscribitur Democrates, Roma, 1535. Alexandri Aphrodisiei Commentaria in dvodecim Aristotelis libros De prima philosophia, interprete Ioanne Genesio Sepulveda, Parisiis, Dimon de Colines, 1536. De rebus gestis Caroli V De rebus gestis Philippi II Democrates secundus sive de iustis belli causis ..., 1544. Apologia pro libro de justis belli causis, 1550. Epistolarum libri septem, 1557. De regno libri III, 1570. Democrates alter, 1892. See also Indian reductions Slavery among the indigenous peoples of the Americas Black legend (Spain) — anti-Spanish Empire movement. School of Salamanca School of Salamanca & Just War theory Valladolid debate (1550–1551) — about the rights/non-rights and treatment of colonized peoples by colonizers. Notes Bibliography Nájera, Luna. ""Myth and Prophecy in Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda’s Crusading "Exhortación", in Bulletin for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies, 35:1 (2011). Discusses Sepúlveda's theories of war in relation to the war against the Ottoman Turks. Nájera, Luna. “Masculinity, War, and Pursuit of Glory in Sepúlveda’s Gonzalo,” in Hispanic Review, Vol. 80.3, 2012. Outlines Sepúlveda's argument that the virtues prized by the military profession, such as fortitude, magnanimity, and the appetite for glory, are compatible with and even inherent in Christian doctrine. Examines underlying implications of that argument from a gender studies perspective. External links Spanish Renaissance humanists 1480s births 1573 deaths Spanish philosophers Catholic philosophers 16th-century Spanish Roman Catholic theologians Spanish Renaissance people Greek–Latin translators 16th-century Latin-language writers