Collection of Essays
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The Hebrew Bible in fifteenth-century Spain: exegesis, literature, philosophy, and the arts Decter, Jonathan Philip • Prats Oliván, Arturo [Publ.]. |
| In Book Series: | Études sur le Judaïsme médiéval / 54 |
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| Language: | English |
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Content
| Weeping Over Rachel's Tomb: Literary Reelaborations of a Midrashic Motif in Medieval and Early Modern Spain |
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| The First Murder: Picturing Polemic c. 1391 |
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| Sephardic Illuminated Bibles: Jewish Patrons and Fifteenth-Century Christian Ateliers |
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| Abarbanel's Exegetical Subversion of Maimonides' Aqedah: Transforming a Knight of Intellectual Virtue into a Knight of Existential Faith |
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| "From My Flesh I Envision God": Shem Tov Ibn Shaprut's Exegesis of Job 19:25-27 |
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| Messianic Interpretation of the Song of Songs in Late-Medieval Iberia |
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| Pro-Converso Apologetics and Biblical Exegesis |
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| A Father's Bequest: Augustinian Typology and Personal Testimony in the Conversion Narrative of Solomon Halevi / Pablo de Santa Maria |
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| The Liturgy of Portuguese Conversos |
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| The Relationship between Ladino Liturgical Texts and Spanish Bibles |
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| Translation and the Invention of Renaissance Jewish Culture: The Case of Judah Messer Leon and Judah Abravanel |