Medieval Jewish History Resource Directory
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The Masorah and the Masoretes - David E. Lipman |
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Aaron ben Moses ben Asher - Masorah Expert and First Grammarian - David E. Lipman |
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Aramaic Mnemonics in Codex Leningradensis - David Marcus |
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The Idea of the Sanctity of the
Biblical Text and the Science of Textual Criticism - Menachem Cohen |
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The Gaonic Period - David E. Lipman |
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Yehudai Gaon - Gaon, Legalist, and, maybe, Talmud Redactor (8th cen.) - David E. Lipman |
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Amram ben Sheshna Gaon and Writer (Maybe) of the First Prayerbook(9th cen.) - David E. Lipman |
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Natronai Gaon - Major Responsa Writer (9th cen.) - David E. Lipman |
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Saadia ben Joseph Al-Fayyumi (892-942) - Michael Kagan |
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Saadia Gaon - Philosopher and Karaite-Fighter - David E. Lipman |
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Sefer Yetzirah: Book of Creation & Saadia's Commentary (excerpts) |
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Sherira Gaon - The First History of the Talmud (906-1006) - David E. Lipman |
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Samuel ben Hofni - Last Important Gaon of Sura (d. 1013) - David E. Lipman |
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Hai Ben Sherira - Last Great Babylonian Gaon (939-1038) - David E. Lipman |
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Karaim Homepage |
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Karaite Jews of America |
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Karaite Ketubbot from the Genizah |
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Judaic Treasures of the Library of Congress: The Karaite Humash |
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Rabbenu Gershom - Ashkenazi Takkanah-Maker (965-1040) - David E. Lipman |
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Abraham Ben David of Posquieres (RaBaD) - Great 12th Century Legalist Of Provence (1120-1198) - David E. Lipman |
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David Kimchi - Philosopher, Grammarian, and Defender of Maimonides (1160-1235) - David E. Lipman |
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Meshullam ben Jacob - Halachist and Philanthropist (12th cen.) - David E. Lipman |
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Solomon ben Abraham of Montpellier - Banned the Guide For the Perplexed (13th cen.) - David E. Lipman |
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Abba Mari ben Moses ben Joseph Astruc - Opponent to The Guide For the Perplexed (14th cen.) - David E. Lipman |
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Rashi - Bible and Talmud Commentator (1040-1105) - David E. Lipman |
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Rashi (1040-1105) Rabbi Solomon Itzchaki - Werner S. Hirsch |
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Rashi - A Short Biography |
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Rashi's Commentary to the Torah - Eliezer Segal |
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Medieval Sourcebook: Rashi (1040-1105): Communal Affairs in Troyes, c.1100 |
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Tosafot - Eliezer Segal |
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Meir Ben Samuel (Meiri) - 'Father of Rabbis' (1060-1135) - David E. Lipman |
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Jacob Ben Meir - Rabbenu Tam - Leading Tosafist (1100-1171) - David E. Lipman |
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Samuel ben Meir (RaSHBAM) - Tosafist and Torah Literalist (c. 1085-1174) - David E. Lipman |
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Rashbam's Commentary to the Torah - Eliezer Segal |
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Moses ben Jacob - Traveling Preacher and Author of the SeMaG (1190-1260) - David E. Lipman |
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Meir ben Baruch "of Rothenberg" - Greatest German Legalist in the 13th Century (1210-1293) - David E. Lipman |
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Samson ben Abraham - Tosafist and Proponent of the First Maimonidean Controversy (12th-13th cen.) - David E. Lipman |
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Chassidei Ashkenaz Movement - David E. Lipman |
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Samuel HeChassid - Founder of Chassidei Ashkenaz (11th cen.) - David E. Lipman |
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Judah Ben Samuel HeChassid - Leader of Chassidei Ashkenaz (11th cen.) - David E. Lipman |
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Eleazar ben Judah of Worms - Author of Sefer HaRokeach (b. 1165) - David E. Lipman |
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Urban Life in Medieval Italy, 800-1400, Documenting the Jewish Community (down July 04) |
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Urban Life in Medieval Italy, 800-1400, Documents of Jewish life, 9th-14th Centuries (down July 04) |
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Medieval Sourcebook: Note of a Double Loan Arising from a Tax, 1203 |
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Shabbetai Donnolo - Physician and Author of Sefer Ha Mirkachot (913-982) - David E. Lipman |
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The Anav Family - Italian Jewish Scholars - David E. Lipman |
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Nathan Ben Yechiel Anav - Greatest 11th Century Italian Scholar (11th cen.) - David E. Lipman |
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The Kalonymus Family - Italian and German Scholars and Mystics- David E. Lipman |
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Ovadia ben Abraham Bertinoro - Jewish Traveler and Explainer of the Mishnah (1445-1530) - David E. Lipman |
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Rabbi Yehudah Halevi (Rihal) (c. 1075-1141) - A Short Biography |
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Judah Halevi - Poet, Doctor, Philospher - David E. Lipman |
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The Poetry and Prose of Yehudah ha-Levi |
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Medieval Sourcebook: Judah Ha-Levi: The Kuzari, part I |
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RaMBaM - Our Most Extraordinary Jewish Scholar - David E. Lipman |
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Moses Maimonides (1138-1204) (down 04/2003) |
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Rambam - A Short Biography |
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Maimonides Resources |
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The Mishneh Torah - Eliezer Segal |
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Guide To The Perplexed - A Short Description |
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Medieval Sourcebook: Maimonides: The 613 Mitzvot |
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Medieval Sourcebook: Maimonides: The 13 Principles and the Resurrection of the Dead |
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The Laws and Basic Principles of the Torah - Immanuel M. O'Levy |
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Maimonides' Commentary to the Mishnah - Eliezer Segal |
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Oath of Maimonides |
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Did Maimonides Write "The Physician's Prayer"? - M. Nevins |
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Maimonides: Prayer, Worship, and Mysticism - D. R. Blumenthal |
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Maimonides' Interpretation of Trial in the Guide of the Perplexed - R. Toomey |
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Maimonides Web Page - Jonathan Baker |
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Rambam - Rabbi Yitzchak Etshalom |
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Rambam--His Thought and His Times - A Curriculum |
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Sephardic Sages - Past and Present (Timeline) |
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Hisdai ibn Shaprut - First Powerful Spanish Jew (10th cen.) - David E. Lipman |
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Samuel Ha-Nagid - Poet, Vizier, and General (11th cen.) - David E. Lipman |
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Medieval Sourcebook:
Abraham Ibd Daud: On Samuel Ha-Nagid, Vizier of Granada, 993-d after 1056 |
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Benjamin MiTudelo - Jewish Traveler and Historian (12th cen.) - David E. Lipman |
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Todros ben Judah HaLevi Abulafia - Statesman, Kabbalist and Rabbi (13th cen.) - David E. Lipman |
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Samuel ben Meir Abulafia - Financier and Philanthropist (d.1360) - David E. Lipman |
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The Ibn Alfakhar Family - Scholars and Diplomats - David E. Lipman |
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The ibn Shoshan Family - Treasurers to Kings - David E. Lipman |
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The ibn Tibbon Family - Remarkable Arabic-Hebrew Translators - David E. Lipman |
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Hananel ben Chushi'el - Talmudist Bridge between Babylonia and Europe (11th cen.) - David E. Lipman |
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Abraham Ben Maimon ben Moses
- RaMBaM's Son and Head of Egypt's Jewish Community (c. 1186-1237) - David E. Lipman |
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Great Rabbis of the Muslim Empire - Ezra Chwat |
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Moses ben Shem Tov De Leon - Kabbalist and Author of the Zohar (1240-1305) - David E. Lipman |
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Todros ben Joseph HaLevi Abulafia - Statesman, Kabbalist and Rabbi (13th cen.) - David E. Lipman |
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From the Bahir to the Zohar - Eliezer Segal |
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The Ten Sefirot of the Kabbalah - Eliezer Segal |
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Philosophic Mysticism: The Ultimate Goal of Medieval Judaism - D. R. Blumenthal |
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Feminine Divine in Early Jewish Mysticism |
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Selected Bibliography on Kabbalah and Jewish Mysticism - Eliezer Segal |
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The Khazaria Info Center |
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Medieval Sourcebook: The Medieval Jewish Kingdom of the Khazars, 740-1259 |
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The Thirteenth Tribe - The Khazar Empire and its Heritage - Arthur Koestler |
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Medieval Judaism - Eliezer Segal, University of Calgary |
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Jewish Mysticism - Eliezer Segal, University of Calgary |
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The Judeo-Islamic Tradition - Ronald C. Kiener, Trinity College |
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Medieval Jewish Thought: Creation - David R. Blumenthal, Emory University |
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Reading List for Medieval Jewish Studies - Dinur Center |
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Bibliography for Research in Medieval Rabbinic Judaism - Eliezer Segal |
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Bibliography on Medieval Jewish Philosophy - Eliezer Segal |
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A Basic Bibliography of the Genizah Collection - The Taylor-Schechter Genizah Research Unit |
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ORB - First Steps: an Introductory Bibliography in Medieval Jewish History - Elka Klein |
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ORB - Medieval Jewish Women in History, Literature, Law, and Art: An Annotated Bibliography - Cheryl Tallan |
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ORB - Jewish Life and Philosophy on the Continent before 1215: A Bibliography - Sharan Newman |
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ORB - Medieval Judaism, Jews in Medieval England: A Bibliography - Christoph Cluse |
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ORB - Medieval Antisemitism |
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Bibliographischer Einstieg: Geschichte der Juden im Mittelalter - Christoph Cluse |
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Bibliographien: Hermannus quondam Judaeus - Christoph Cluse |
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Medieval Jewish Women in History, Literature, Law and Art: A Bibliography - Cheryl Tallan |
Last Updated:
28/07/04
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