Cultural Exchanges between Jews and Christians in the Palaeologan Period

In R. Bonfil, O. Irshai, G. G. Stroumsa & R. Talgam (eds.), Jews in Byzantium. Dialectics of Minority and Majority Cultures (2012)
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This article intends to be an inventory of concrete cultural interactions which took place, in the Palaeologan era, between Jews and Christians in the Byzantine Empire, in the fiels of sciences, philosophy or spiritual theology.

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