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Hebrew Philological Practices from Antiquity to the Middle Ages
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On Myths and Moneylenders
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Jewish Moneylending? Questioning Paradigms, Shattering Myths
Julie Mell responds to the forum on The Myth of the Medieval Jewish Moneylender Eppur si muove – “And yet it moves . .
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Who Speaks for the Jews: Latin and Hebrew Sources
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Complicating Myths: Moneylending in Iberia
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The Myth of the Medieval Jewish Moneylender: A Forum
The Myth of the Medieval Jewish Moneylender: A Forum An Introduction Nina Caputo (University of Florida) Contributors Who Speaks for the Jews? Latin
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Hasidism Forum: A New History
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Daniel Boyarin’s Judaism: A Forum
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Language Scattered, Treasures Revealed: Tibet’s First Millennium Manuscripts
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