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Prepared in Paris in 1244/45, the "Extractiones de Talmud" offer the first substantial translation of hundreds of Talmudic passages from Hebrew and Aramaic into Latin. In 1239 Pope Gregory IX wrote to kings and bishops across Europe, urging them to seize and examine the manuscripts of the...

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Published in:Corpus Christianorum / Continuatio mediaeualis
Contributors: Cecini, Ulisse 1979- (Editor) ; Cruz Palma, Óscar de la 1968- (Editor) ; Fidora, Alexander 1975- (Editor) ; Lampurlanés Farré, Isaac 1990- (Editor)
Format: Print Book
Language:Latin
English
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Published: Turnhout Brepols 2021
In: Corpus Christianorum / Continuatio mediaeualis (291A)
Series/Journal:Corpus Christianorum / Continuatio mediaeualis 291A
Standardized Subjects / Keyword chains:B Talmud / Text excerpt / Translation / Latin / Geschichte 1245
Further subjects:B Spring
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Summary:Prepared in Paris in 1244/45, the "Extractiones de Talmud" offer the first substantial translation of hundreds of Talmudic passages from Hebrew and Aramaic into Latin. In 1239 Pope Gregory IX wrote to kings and bishops across Europe, urging them to seize and examine the manuscripts of the Talmud in their dominions. As a result, a process against the Talmud took place in Paris in 1240. Though the Talmud went up in flames at the Place de la Grève in 1241/42, the controversy on the Talmud continued over the following years, since Gregory’s successor, Pope Innocent IV, called for a revision of its condemnation. At the centre of this revision are the Extractiones de Talmud, a translation of hundreds of Talmudic passages prepared during the years 1244/45 for Odo of Châteauroux, Legate of the Apostolic See, that served as the basis of his final condemnation of the Talmud in May 1248. This is the first edition of the Latin Talmud, which is a milestone in the long history of Christian-Jewish intellectual encounters
ISBN:250359493X