
The Jews of Medieval Latin Europe
Kenneth R. Stow
Harvard, 1992
In the 13th century, the Medieval Kingdom is seen through the metaphor of the body. “Membership in such a body was obviously limited”. Those who would deform or corrupt it were not welcome.” (p; 283).
A source Book : 315-1791
Jacob Rader Marcus
Hebrew Union College Press (1938) 1999.
Documents and historical narratives translated and reproduced as written
Details of Roman law, status in Islam, Visigoth Code. Medieval laws and facts etc..
Gerd MENTGEN
Forschungen zur Geschichte der Juden
Verlag Hahnsche Hannover
Synagoga is attested in Middle Age in Strasbourg both as an architecure than a teaching.
- in 1292, the Domkapitel sells a house at the border of the synagoga Judeorum (p. 128)
- the community’s court, the Kahal, is described in documents as “universitas Judeorum Argentinensium” or “Universitas synagoge seu iudeorum civitatis Arg”. (p. 131)
R. Po-chia Hsia, Harmut Lehmann, Cambridge University Press, 1995, 2002.See review : http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.php?id=1031
Cincinatti, 1984
Hebrew Union College Annual Supplements; Vol. 4; 8vo; [9], 89 pages; 5 facsimile plates, bibliography, index.
Describes Jewish attitudes toward the popes, not the contrary.
Lay piety was independant from ecclesiastical controls.
Popes abandonned their ideal and made their peace with political realism.
Legislation Affecting the Jews from 300 to 800 CE
LAWS OF THE UNDIVIDED EMPIRE
LAWS OF THE WESTERN PROVINCES OF THE EMPIRE
LAWS OF THE EASTERN PROVINCES OF THE EMPIRE UP TO THE PUBLICATION OF THE THEODOSIAN CODE
COUNCILS OF THE EMPIRE UP TO THE TIME OF THE PUBLICATION OF THE THEODOSIAN CODE
BARBARIAN RECENSIONS OF THE THEODOSIAN CODE
COUNCILS OF THE VISIGOTHS
LEGISLATION OF THE WESTERN KINGDOMS: THE BURGUNDIANS
LEGISLATION OF THE WESTERN KINGDOMS: THE FRANKS
COUNCILS OF THE PAPACY
James Parkes: The Conflict of the Church and the Synagogue: A Study in the Origins of Antisemitism, (New York: JPS, 1934), 379-388, 392-393
Site Christlich-jüdische Zusammenarbeit (Austria).
Raddatz, Alfred
Christliche Kunst - auch ein Spiegel des Verhältnisses von Christen und Juden
Entstehung des Bildmotivs im Mittelalter
Das Bildmotiv “Ecclesia und Synagoga“, das den Gegensatz zwischen Kirche und Judentum zum Ausdruck bringen soll, entsteht in der Mitte des 9. Jahrhunderts in Westfrankenreich - “detestanda Judaeorum perfidia“1, um den Unglauben der Juden aufzuzeigen – als Antwort kirchlicherseits auf die judenfreundliche Politik im karolingischen Reich, besonders Ludwigs des Frommen und Karls des Kahlen.21. Amulo von Lyon, Liber contra Judaeos, PL 116,141.2. vgl. A. Raddatz, Ecclesia und Synagoge. Geschichtliche Hintergründe und Bedeutung der Entstehung eines mittelalterlichen Bildmotivs, in: Judentum im Mittelalter, Ausstellung im Schloss Halbturn, veranst. v.d. Kulturabt. d. Bgld. Landesreg. 1978, S. 109 ff. Katalogteil S. 243 ff.