Un prematur testimoni de la polemica antijueva : la circular de Sever de Menorca (417) / presentacio i traduccio per Josep Amengual i Batle.
Severus, Bishop of Minorca, 5th cent
Book| Title |
Die Zwangsbekehrung der Juden von Menorca um 418 im Rahmen der Entwicklung des Judenrechts der Spätantike. |
|---|---|
| Additional Titles |
The forced conversion of the Jewish community of Minorca in 418 C.E. |
| Original Library/publisher |
Historische Zeitschrift. München World Congress of Jewish Studies. Jerusalem |
| Host Item |
Historische Zeitschrift 242,2 (1986) 291-326 |
| Description |
Although there had not yet been major changes in the legal status of the Jews, the late 4th and early 5th centuries saw a rise in popular and ecclesiastic hostility towards them. Relates the event of the forced conversion of the 540 Jews of Minorca in 418 CE. Argues the authenticity of Bishop Severus's encyclical describing the conversion, and links it to an Imperial Roman edict of the same year excluding Jews from the upper ranks of the administrative and military service. (From the Bibliography of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem) A briefer English version appeared as "The forced conversion of the Jewish community of Minorca in 418 C.E." in the "World Congress of Jewish Studies" 9, B, vol.1 (1985) 23-30. |
| Language |
German English |
| National Library system number |
990000847110705171 |
| Links |
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MARC RECORDS
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