Geryon, Cacus, Scipio Africanus, Joshua, King David, Arthur, Galahad, Roland, Amadis de Gaula, Saladin, Bernardo del Carpio, El Cid, and Ferdinand III of Castile. The list culminates with a mention of Henry II of Castile). Sources Brian Dutton, Joaquín González Cuenca (editors), Cancionero de Juan Alfonso de Baena (Madrid: Visor Libros, 1993), 534-544. Enciclopedia Universal Sopena, Tomo Cuarto (Barcelona: Editorial Ramon Sopena, S.A., 1963), 3545. Jewish Apostates 14th-century Spanish poets Jewish poets Converts to Roman Catholicism from Judaism Spanish Roman Catholics 14th-century Castilian Jews Conversos 14th-century writers Year of birth missing Year of death missing Spanish male poets 14th-century Castilians