Judíos y moros en el ordenamiento canónico medieval

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Title Judíos y moros en el ordenamiento canónico medieval.
Additional Titles Jews and Muslims in the canon law of the Iberian Peninsula in the late medieval and early modern period
Original Library/publisher Jewish History. Dordrecht
Congreso Internacional "Encuentro de las Tres Culturas", 2 (1983): Actas. Toledo: Ayuntamiento de Toledo, 1985
Host Item Congreso Internacional "Encuentro de las Tres Culturas" (ULS)001023481 2 (1985) 167-181
Description Based on the English version, the article discusses the attitudes of Church leaders just before the expulsion from Spain based on examination of the texts of synods held in the Diocese of Avila. The text of the 1481 synod (given on pp. 45-49) repeats the traditional prohibitions on social contacts between Christians and Jews, indicating the existence of frequent contacts between them. It also shows that the Church was indecisive about whether to invite Jews into the Church or to consider their presence as corrupting. García y García raises the question whether the Church was concerned about the contacts between Jews and Christians in general, or specifically between Jews and the New Christians. (From the Bibliography of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
A similar article appeared as "Judíos y moros según el derecho canónico ibérico en el tránsito del medievo a la edad moderna" in "Estudios en memoria del profesor Pedro Lombardia" (1989) 1163-1172, and in English as "Jews and Muslims in the canon law of the Iberian Peninsula in the late medieval and early modern period" in "Jewish History" 3,1 (1988) 41-50.
Language Spanish
English
National Library system number 990004801040705171
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