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וכוח הרמב"ן

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משה בן נחמן, 1194-1270
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Source: Bibliothèque Nationale de France
Title וכוח הרמב"ן.
Contributors כריסטיני, פבלו, פעל במאה ה-13 ((מוזכר))
The National Library of France France
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher The National Library of France, Paris, France
Script Style ביזנטית
Creation Date מאה י"ד-ט"ו
Notes בכה"י: "ויכוחים שעשה אותם רבי משה בר נחמן ז"ל עם פרירפולו [=פריר פאולו] לפני המלך בהיכל"
זהו דין וחשבון לויכוח בן דתי בין הרמב"ן לכומר המשומד פבלו כריסטיאני בחצר המלך בברצלונה בשנת 1263, השווה מהדורת ח"ד שעוועל, כתבי רבינו משה בן נחמן, א, ירושלים תשכ"ג, עמ' שב-שכ.
נושא נוסף: פולמוס
The National Library of France Paris France Ms. hebr. 334
The National Library of France Paris France Ms. anciens fonds 243
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Publications וראה פ"י בער, לבקורת הוויכוחים של ר' יחיאל מפאריש ושל ר' משה בן נחמן, תרביץ, ב (תרצ"א), עמ' 172-187
וכן:
R. Chazan, Barcelona and beyond, The Disputation of 1263 and its aftermath, Berkeley, Los Angeles and Oxford 1992.
Catalogue des manuscrits hebreux et samaritains de la Bibliotheque imperiale, Paris, 1866.
Extent דף 234א-244א.
Host Item קובץ.
Language Hebrew
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