The Jews of Europe in the Middle Ages (Tenth to Fifteenth Centuries): Proceedings of the International Symposium held at Speyer, 20-25 October 2002

Front matter (“Contents”, “List of Illustrations”, “List of Maps”, “Editor’s Foreword”), p. i
	
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The Jews of Europe in the Middle Ages: By Way of Introduction, p. 1
Alfred Haverkamp
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Dimensions of the Subject: Editor’s Notes, p. 17
	
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Christians and Jews in the High Middle Ages: Christian Views of Jews, p. 19
Anna Sapir Abulafia
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Jews and Christians in the High Middle Ages: The Book of the Pious, p. 29
Peter Schäfer
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The King and the Jews—the Jews in the Ruler’s Service, p. 43
David Abulafia
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Jews and Urban Life: Bonds and Relationships, p. 55
Alfred Haverkamp
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Jewish Community and Territorial Organization in Medieval Europe, p. 71
Yacov Guggenheim
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Around the Mediterranean: Editor’s Notes, p. 93
	
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Maimonides and Mediterranean Culture, p. 95
Sarah Stroumsa
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Sicily: a Millennium of Convivenza (or almost), p. 105
Shlomo Simonsohn
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Al-Andalus: The So-Called ‘Golden Age’ of Spanish Jewry—a Critical View, p. 123
Menahem Ben-Sasson
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Aragon: Christians, Jews, and Muslims between Coexistence and Conflict, p. 139
Asunción Blasco Martínez
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Castile: an Overview (Thirteenth to Fifteenth Centuries), p. 151
Miguel Ángel Ladero Quesada
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Navarre: The Other ‘People of the Book’ (c. 1000–1498), p. 163
Juan Carrasco
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Provence: Jewish Settlement, Mobility, and Culture, p. 175
Danièle Iancu-Agou
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Northern and Central Italy: Assessment of Research and Further Prospects, p. 191
Michele Luzzati
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The Northern Jewries, France, England and Ashkenaz: Editor’s Notes, p. 201
	
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Ẓarfat: Medieval Jewry in Northern France, p. 205
Gérard Nahon
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England: The Island’s Jews and their Economic Pursuits, p. 221
Robin R. Mundill
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Jewish Regional Organization in the Rhineland: The Kehillot Shum around 1300, p. 233
Rainer Barzen
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Ereẓ gezerah—‘Land of Persecution’: Pogroms against the Jews in the regnum Teutonicum from c. 1280 to 1350, p. 245
Jörg R. Müller
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Hungary: The Jews Between Integration and Exclusion, p. 261
Nora Berend
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Aspects of Jewish Social, Economic, and Intellectual History: Editor’s Notes, p. 271
	
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From Rabbenu Tam to R. Isaac of Vienna: The Hegemony of the French Talmudic School in the Twelfth Century, p. 273
Avraham (Rami) Reiner
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Unpublished Responsa of R. Meir of Rothenburg as a Source for Jewish History, p. 283
Simcha Emanuel
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Halakhah, Taboo and the Origin of Jewish Moneylending in Germany, p. 295
Haym Soloveitchik
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Jewish Moneylending as Reflected in Medieval Account Books: The Example of Vesoul, p. 305
Annegret Holtmann
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Public Roles of Jewish Women in Fourteenth and Fifteenth-Century Ashkenaz: Business, Community and Ritual, p. 317
Martha Keil
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Jews in Medieval European Medicine, p. 331
Kay Peter Jankrift
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Towards an Iconography of Medieval Diaspora Synagogues, p. 341
Vivian B. Mann
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The Early History of the Yiddish Language, p. 353
Erika Timm
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Individual Jewries Through Archival and Archaeological Studies: Editor’s Notes, p. 365
	
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Cologne, Jewish Centre on the Lower Rhine, p. 367
Matthias Schmandt
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Würzburg: The World’s Largest Find From a Medieval Jewish Cemetery, p. 379
Karlheinz Müller
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Regensburg: The Archaeology of the Medieval Jewish Quarter, p. 391
Silvia Codreanu-Windauer
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Oxford: Mapping the Medieval Jewry, p. 405
Pam Manix
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Speyer: The Medieval Synagogue, p. 421
Monika Porsche
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Speyer: The Jewish Community in the Middle Ages, p. 435
Werner Transier
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Worms: The Jews between the City, the Bishops, and the Crown, p. 449
Gerold Bönnen
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Back matter (“Concluding Remarks”, “Bibliography of Works Cited”, “Index”), p. 459