Polemic and satire in the poetry of the Maimonidean Controversy

Lehmann, James H.
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Title Polemic and satire in the poetry of the Maimonidean Controversy.
Original Library/publisher Memorial Volume on the Occasion of the Tenth Yahrzeit of James H. Lehmann. New York: Jamie Lehmann Memorial Foundation, 1992
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a Journal of Jewish Literary History 1, 2 (1981) 133-151
Description Especially in the poetry of Meshullam da Piera (13th century).
Appeared also in "Memorial Volume on the Occasion of the Tenth Yahrzeit of James H. Lehmann" (1992).
Language English
National Library system number 990003108970705171
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