The Jews in Medieval Normandy

Introduction 1. The earliest sources 2. Extent and antiquity of Jewish settlement in Normandy 3. From Robert of Normandy until the First Crusade 4. The Jewish quarter of Rouen in the twelfth century 5. School and community in the reign of Henry I and Angevin times 6. Masters of the law in the mid-twelfth century 7. Abraham Ibn Ezra and his literary activities in Normandy 8. Disciples of the masters: Rouennaise scholars during the reign of Henry II Plantagenet 9. The civil status of the Jews from Henry II to John Lackland 10. The Tosafists 11. From the last years of Philip Augustus to the reign of Louis IX 12. The final decades Appendices Bibliography

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• Exegesis and Appropriation

  Open Access•Eric Lawee•Harvard Theological Review•2017

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• Berechiah ben Naṭronai ha-Naqdan's Dodi ve-Neḵdi and the Transfer of Scientific Knowledge from Latin to Hebrew in the Twelfth Century

  Visi Visi•Aleph•2014

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• Old French into Hebrew in Twelfth-Century Tsarfat

  Freudenthal Freudenthal, Mandosio Mandosio•Aleph•2014

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• Masora und Exegese

  Open Access•Kay Joe Petzold•Masora und Exegese Untersuchungen…•2019

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• In Ictu Oculi Reflections on “Wolf and Beast” by Berechiah Hanaqdan in the Context of Its Contemporary Versions in Medieval Fable-Lore

  Bibring Bibring•Comparative Literature Studies•2019

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