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TitoloJews in medieval law

Autore

Guido Kisch

EdizioneRevised,enlarged, second edition.

Call number305.8924/0019

Numero oggetto01004i

Luogo di pubblicazioneNew York, New York, United States

EditoreConference on Jewish Relations

Anno di pubblicazione

1946

Paginazionepp103-111

MaterialeArticle

SerieJewish Social Studies, Publications,No.2

NotesArticle from the book "Essays on antisemitism" pp103-111

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In the middle ages, the legal position assigned to the Jew by and in relation to his surroundings exercised a decisive influence upon his entire spiritual, religious, economic, social and cultural development. The medieval state subordinate to the omnipotence of the Church was bound to exclude a group regarded as unbelieving or of a different faith

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