JEWISH-CHRISTIAN POLEMICS IN EARLY MODERN ITALY
Manuscripts
Manuscripts are in alphabetical order of the name of the city and the archive where the item is preserved, as indicated on the webpage of the Institute of Microfilmed Hebrew Manuscripts (Jewish National and University Library, Jerusalem, Israel ).
Berlin - Staatsbibliothek
Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvador) SEGRÉ (1709-1798): Asham Talui (1731, second edition by the author 1771)
The item is digitized.
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century):Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
Aharon Hayyim VOLTERRA (d. 1763): Rosh Amanah
The item is digitized.
Budapest - Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Kaufmann Collection
Teshubat ha-minim II.
The item is digitized.
BUD 299, 116-149
Azriel Petahiah (Bonaiuto) Ben Moshe ALATINO (16th-17th century): Vikkuah al-nizhiyyut ha-Torah
The item is digitized.
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
The item is digitized.
Azriel Petahiah (Bonaiuto) Ben Moshe ALATINO (16th-17th century): Vikkuah al-nizhiyyut ha-Torah
The item is digitized.
Azriel Petahiah (Bonaiuto) Ben Moshe ALATINO (16th-17th century): Vikkuah al-nizhiyyut ha-Torah
The item is digitized.
Budapest - Jewish Theological Seminary - University of Jewish Studies
Yehudah Aryeh (Leone) me-MODENA (1571-1648): Magen wa-Hereb
Cambridge (Mass.) - Harvard University Library
Ktzat Pesuqim she-mefarshim otam kfi-daatam
Cincinnati - Hebrew Union College
Matatyahu Nissim (Donato) TERNI (1745-1810): Derech emunah. A polemical drama written in 1770 and staged in Pesaro on Pentacost 1782 by the Society of "Supporter of the Fallen."
The item is digitized.
Simson Cohen MODON (1679-1727): Yushpal elil... An Anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of Yigdal
The item is digitized.
Beri, lecha emet barur... An anti-Christian comic poem starting with the words "Beri, lecha emet barur..." The poem is sometimes attributed to Simson Cohen Modon, sometimes to Yehoshua ben Tzion Segré.
The item is digitized.
Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvatore Benedetto) SEGRÉ (1709-1798): An anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of the Yigdal, starting with the words "Yehdal elil..."
The item is digitized.
Niqtal elil... An anonymous polemical parody following the text of the Yigdal, starting with the words "Niqtal elil..."
The item is digitized.
Aton olam... An anonymous polemical parody following the text of the Adon olam, starting with the words "Aton olam..."
The item is digitized.
Mordechai ben Nathan LUZZATTO (1720-1790, translator): Tzeriah Beth El - A Hebrew translation of Fortaleza del Judaismo y confusion del estrano, formerly attributed to Abraham Ger of Cordova (Escudero Lorenzo).
The item is digitized.
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
The item is digitized.
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
The item is digitized.
Frankfurt am Main - Universitätsbibliothek
Yehuda ben Eliezer (Leon) BRIEL (or Brielli) (1643-1722): Hassagoth al ha-berit he-hadashah, or Hassagoth al-sippure ha-sheluhim ba-berit he-hadashah. The treatise is sometimes entitled as "Pas yeda di-katva" /Dan. 5:5./ or in Latin as Animadversiones in Evangelia or argumenta contra narrationes apostolorum. In some manuscripts the text is attributed to Briel's pupil, Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvador) SEGRÉ (1709-1798) and entitled as the second part of his Asham talui (Asham talui B, see below). In fact, Segré seems to have only collected and supplemented Briel's notes.
The item is digitized.
Beri, lecha emet barur... An anti-Christian comic poem starting with the words "Beri, lecha emet barur..." The poem is sometimes attributed to Simson Cohen Modon, sometimes to Yehoshua ben Tzion Segré.
The item is digitized.
Abraham Hayyim VITERBO (second part of the 17th century): Vikkuah im ha-mumar Paolo Medici (composed in 1692) - The work is also known as "Emunat Hachamim."
The item is digitized.
Mordechai ben Nathan LUZZATTO (1720-1790, translator): Tzeriah Beth El - A Hebrew translation of Fortaleza del Judaismo y confusion del estrano, formerly attributed to Abraham Ger of Cordova (Escudero Lorenzo)
The item is digitized.
Jerusalem - Ben Zvi Institute
Matatyahu Nissim (Donato) TERNI (1745-1810): Derech emunah. A polemical drama written in 1770 and staged in Pesaro on Pentacost 1782 by the Society of "Supporter of the Fallen."
The item is digitized.
Beri, lecha emet barur... An anti-Christian comic poem starting with the words "Beri, lecha emet barur..." The poem is sometimes attributed to Simson Cohen Modon, sometimes to Yehoshua ben Tzion Segré.
The item is digitized.
Simson Cohen MODON (1679-1727): Yushpal elil... An Anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of Yigdal
The item is digitized.
Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvatore Benedetto) SEGRÉ (1709-1798): An anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of the Yigdal, starting with the words "Yehdal elil..."
The item is digitized.
Jerusalem - Ha-Machon le-Heker Yahadut Italyah
JER ITAL ON 1487 = JER ITAL 43, 1r-130v
Shalosh averot - an anonymous anti-Christian writing starting with the words "Shalosh averot..."
Jerusalem - Mosad ha-Rav Kook
Azriel Petahiah (Bonaiuto) Ben Moshe ALATINO (16th-17th century): Vikkuah al-nizhiyyut ha-Torah
Yehudah Aryeh (Leone) me-MODENA (1571-1648): Magen wa-herev
Jerusalem - National Library of Israel
Yehuda ben Eliezer (Leon) BRIEL (or Brielli) (1643-1722): Hassagoth al ha-berit he-hadashah, or Hassagoth al-sippure ha-sheluhim ba-berit he-hadashah. The treatise is sometimes entitled as "Pas yeda di-katva" /Dan. 5:5./ or in Latin as Animadversiones in Evangelia or argumenta contra narrationes apostolorum. In some manuscripts the text is attributed to Briel's pupil, Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvador) SEGRÉ (1709-1798) and entitled as the second part of his Asham talui (Asham talui B, see below). In fact, Segré seems to have only collected and supplemented Briel's notes.
Beri, lecha emet barur... An anti-Christian comic poem starting with the words "Beri, lecha emet barur..." The poem is sometimes attributed to Simson Cohen Modon, sometimes to Yehoshua ben Tzion Segré.
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvador) SEGRÉ (1709-1798): Asham Talui (1731, second edition by the author 1771) = Copy of the FRANK UB Oct. 54. ms.
Simson Cohen MODON (1679-1727): Yushpal elil... An Anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of Yigdal. = Copy of the FRANK UB Oct. 54. ms.
Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvatore Benedetto) SEGRÉ (1709-1798): An anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of the Yigdal, starting with the words "Yehdal elil..." = Copy of the FRANK UB Oct. 54. ms.
Yehudah Aryeh (Leone) me-MODENA (1571-1648): Magen wa-herev
Aharon Hayyim VOLTERRA (d. 1763): Rosh Amanah
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem - the 1908 printed edition with the notes of Adolf Posnanski
The item is digitized, but only viewable from within the National Library of Israel.
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
Aharon Hayyim VOLTERRA (d. 1763): Makkot le-kesil meah - Anti-Christian poem is 100 verses with a commentary
Sheloshim sheelot she-shaal jehudi le-mumar ehad...
Jerusalem - Owned by a private dealer
Yehuda ben Eliezer (Leon) BRIEL (or Brielli) (1643-1722): Hassagoth al ha-berit he-hadashah, or Hassagoth al-sippure ha-sheluhim ba-berit he-hadashah. The treatise is sometimes entitled as "Pas yeda di-katva" /Dan. 5:5./ or in Latin as Animadversiones in Evangelia or argumenta contra narrationes apostolorum. In some manuscripts the text is attributed to Briel's pupil, Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvador) SEGRÉ (1709-1798) and entitled as the second part of his Asham talui (Asham talui B, see below). In fact, Segré seems to have only collected and supplemented Briel's notes.
Leipzig - Universitätsbibliothek
Divré ha-evangelyav aser devarav machishin zeh et zeh
Shaul ben Joseph MERARI (17th-18th century): Herev Pifiyyot
Vikkuah ben jehudi ve-komer notzri be-shem Don Selvano Tzerer (or Rossi)
Sheloshim sheelot neged ha-notzrim
Divré Polmos Anti-Notzrit - The text is also known as "Vikkuah neged ha-Evangelyon"
Livorno - Talmud Tora
Teanot neged ha-Notrzim
Hibbur neged ha-notzrim.
Pirqé Polmos jehudi-notzri - The treatise seems to be identical with a portion of the text "Hibbur polmosi anti-notzri"
London - The British Library
LON BL 1066 = LON BL Add. 26948, 18r-26r
Azriel Petahiah (Bonaiuto) Ben Moshe ALATINO (16th-17th century): Vikkuah al-nizhiyyut ha-Torah
The item is digitized.
LON BL 1084 = LON BL Add. 27149
Yehudah Aryeh (Leone) me-MODENA (1571-1648): Magen wa-herev
The item is digitized.
LON BL 1105 = LON BL Or. 3660, 5v-33r
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
The item is digitized.
LON BL 1105 = LON BL Or. 3660, 34r-40r
Matatyahu Nissim (Donato) TERNI (1745-1810): Derech emunah. A polemical drama written in 1770 and staged in Pesaro on Pentacost 1782 by the Society of "Supporter of the Fallen."
The item is digitized.
LON BL 1105 = LON BL Or. 3660, 40v
Beri, lecha emet barur... An anti-Christian comic poem starting with the words "Beri, lecha emet barur..." The poem is sometimes attributed to Simson Cohen Modon, sometimes to Yehoshua ben Tzion Segré.
The item is digitized.
LON BL 1105 = LON BL Or. 3660, 40v
Simson Cohen MODON (1679-1727): Yushpal elil... An Anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of Yigdal
The item is digitized.
LON BL 1105 = LON BL Or. 3660, 41r
Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvatore Benedetto) SEGRÉ (1709-1798): An anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of the Yigdal, starting with the words "Yehdal elil...
The item is digitized.
LON BL 1105 = LON BL Or. 3660, 41r
Sehok olam... An anonymous polemical parody following the text of Adon olam, starting with the words "Sehok olam..."
The item is digitized.
LON BL 1105 = LON BL Or. 3660, 41v
Beni, mari... An anti-Christian comic poem, starting with the words "Beni, mari..."
The item is digitized.
LON BL 1105 = LON BL Or. 3660, 41v
Le-corech ma telunotecha... A humorous anti-Christian poem starting with the words "Le-corech ma telunotecha..." The opening sentence of the poem seems to be identical with the second strophe of the poem with the starting words "Beni, mari...".
The item is digitized.
LON BL 1105 = LON BL Or. 3660, 42r
Aton olam... An anonymous polemical parody following the text of the Adon olam, starting with the words "Aton olam..."
The item is digitized.
LON BL 1105 = LON BL Or. 3660, 42r
Niqtal elil... An anonymous polemical parody following the text of the Yigdal, starting with the words "Niqtal elil..."
The item is digitized.
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
London - Montefiore Library
Shalosh averot - An anonymous anti-Christian writing starting with the words "Shalosh averot..."
A small portion of Aharon PONTREMOLI's (17th-18th century) disputation, entitled formerly "Sefer Teshubot al ha-tekufot..." is included to the fomer text
Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvador) SEGRÉ (1709-1798): Asham Talui (1731, second edition by the author 1771)
The item is digitized, but only viewable from within the National Library of Israel.
Simson Cohen MODON (1679-1727): Yushpal elil... An Anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of Yigdal
The item is digitized, but only viewable from within the National Library of Israel.
Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvatore Benedetto) SEGRÉ (1709-1798): An anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of the Yigdal, starting with the words "Yehdal elil...
The item is digitized, but only viewable from within the National Library of Israel.
LON MON 454 (formerly)
See New York Public Library NY PL **P (Ms. Heb. 180)
Los Angeles - University of California LA
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
Mantova - Communita Israelitica
Azriel Petahiah (Bonaiuto) Ben Moshe ALATINO (16th-17th century): Vikkuah al-nizhiyyut ha-Torah
The item is digitized.
Mordechai ben Nathan LUZZATTO (1720-1790, translator): Tzeriah Beth El - A Hebrew translation of Fortaleza del Judaismo y confusion del estrano, formerly attributed to Abraham Ger of Cordova (Escudero Lorenzo).
The item is digitized.
Milano - Biblioteca Ambrosiana
Beni, mari... An anti-Christian comic poem, starting with the words "Beni, mari..."
Yehudah Aryeh (Leone) me-MODENA (1571-1648): Magen wa-herev
Aharon Hayyim VOLTERRA (d. 1763): Rosh Amanah
Moscow - Russian State Library
Matatyahu Nissim (Donato) TERNI (1745-1810): Derech emunah. A polemical drama written in 1770 and staged in Pesaro on Pentacost 1782 by the Society of "Supporter of the Fallen."
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
Matatyahu Nissim (Donato) TERNI (1745-1810): Derech emunah. A polemical drama written in 1770 and staged in Pesaro on Pentacost 1782 by the Society of "Supporter of the Fallen."
Beri, lecha emet barur... An anti-Christian comic poem starting with the words "Beri, lecha emet barur..." The poem is sometimes attributed to Simson Cohen Modon, sometimes to Yehoshua ben Tzion Segré.
Simson Cohen MODON (1679-1727): Yushpal elil... An Anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of Yigdal
Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvatore Benedetto) SEGRÉ (1709-1798): An anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of the Yigdal, starting with the words "Yehdal elil...
Yehuda ben Eliezer (Leon) BRIEL (or Brielli) (1643-1722): Shirim nishlahu el yehudim she-omdim lehitnazzer
Yehoshua ben Tzion SEGRÉ (1709-1798): Asham Talui (1731, second edition by the author 1771)
The item is digitized, but accessible for staff users of the National Library of Israel only.
Simson Cohen MODON (1679-1727): Yushpal elil... An Anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of Yigdal
The item is digitized, but accessible for staff users of the National Library of Israel only.
Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvatore Benedetto) SEGRÉ (1709-1798): An anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of the Yigdal, starting with the words "Yehdal elil...
Yehuda ben Eliezer (Leon) BRIEL (or Brielli) (1643-1722): Hassagoth al ha-berit he-hadashah, or Hassagoth al-sippure ha-sheluhim ba-berit he-hadashah. The treatise is sometimes entitled as "Pas yeda di-katva" /Dan. 5:5./ or in Latin as Animadversiones in Evangelia or argumenta contra narrationes apostolorum. In some manuscripts the text is attributed to Briel's pupil, Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvador) SEGRÉ (1709-1798) and entitled as the second part of his Asham talui (Asham talui B, see below). In fact, Segré seems to have only collected and supplemented Briel's notes.
Teshubat ha-minim II.
Yehoshua ben Tzion SEGRÉ (1709-1798): Asham Talui (1731, second edition by the author 1771)
Azriel Petahiah (Bonaiuto) Ben Moshe ALATINO (16th-17th century): Vikkuah al-nizhiyyut ha-Torah
Matatyahu Nissim (Donato) TERNI (1745-1810): Derech emunah. A polemical drama written in 1770 and staged in Pesaro on Pentacost 1782 by the Society of "Supporter of the Fallen."
Beri, lecha emet barur... An anti-Christian comic poem starting with the words "Beri, lecha emet barur..." The poem is sometimes attributed to Simson Cohen Modon, sometimes to Yehoshua ben Tzion Segré.
Simson Cohen MODON (1679-1727): Yushpal elil... An Anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of Yigdal
Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvatore Benedetto) SEGRÉ (1709-1798): An anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of the Yigdal, starting with the words "Yehdal elil...
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
Simson Cohen MODON (1679-1727): Yushpal elil... An Anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of Yigdal
Sheloshim sheelot she-shaal jehudi le-mumar ehad...
Hibbur polmosi anti-notzri (Some part of the treatise seems to be identical with some portion of the text entitled "Pirqé Polmos jehudi-notzri".)
Aharon Hayyim VOLTERRA (d. 1763): Makkot le-kesil meah - Anti-Christian poem is 100 verses with a commentary
Matatyahu Nissim (Donato) TERNI (1745-1810): Derech emunah. A polemical drama written in 1770 and staged in Pesaro on Pentacost 1782 by the Society of "Supporter of the Fallen."
Yohanan GHIRON (1646-1716): Tziyyun al Tumat ha-kever
Yehuda ben Eliezer (Leon) BRIEL (or Brielli) (1643-1722): Shirim nishlahu el yehudim she-omdim lehitnazzer -daf 6 is vacant, daf 7 contains only the colophon.
Sefer ha-nizzahonot
Yohanan GHIRON (1646-1716): Tziyyun al Tumat ha-kever
The item is digitized, but accessible for staff users of the National Library of Israel only.
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
New York - Columbia University
Yehoshua ben Tzion SEGRÉ (1709-1798): Asham Talui (1731, second edition by the author 1771)
Matatyahu Nissim (Donato) TERNI (1745-1810): Derech emunah. A polemical drama written in 1770 and staged in Pesaro on Pentacost 1782 by the Society of "Supporter of the Fallen."
The item is digitized.
Beri, lecha emet barur... An anti-Christian comic poem starting with the words "Beri, lecha emet barur..." The poem is sometimes attributed to Simson Cohen Modon, sometimes to Yehoshua ben Tzion Segré.
The item is digitized.
Simson Cohen MODON (1679-1727): Yushpal elil... An Anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of Yigdal
The item is digitized.
Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvatore Benedetto) SEGRÉ (1709-1798): An anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of the Yigdal, starting with the words "Yehdal elil...
The item is digitized.
Yehoshua ben Tzion SEGRÉ (1709-1798): Asham Talui (1731, second edition by the author 1771)
Simson Cohen MODON (1679-1727): Yushpal elil... An Anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of Yigdal
Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvatore Benedetto) SEGRÉ (1709-1798): An anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of the Yigdal, starting with the words "Yehdal elil...
NY COLUM X 893 Z 8 vol. 1 no. 15
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
New York - Jewish Theological Seminary
Matatyahu Nissim (Donato) TERNI (1745-1810): Derech emunah. A polemical drama written in 1770 and staged in Pesaro on Pentacost 1782 by the Society of "Supporter of the Fallen."
The item is digitized.
Matatyahu Nissim (Donato) TERNI (1745-1810): Derech emunah. A polemical drama written in 1770 and staged in Pesaro on Pentacost 1782 by the Society of "Supporter of the Fallen."
The item is digitized.
Yehuda ben Eliezer (Leon) BRIEL (or Brielli) (1643-1722): Hassagoth al ha-berit he-hadashah, or Hassagoth al-sippure ha-sheluhim ba-berit he-hadashah. The treatise is sometimes entitled as "Pas yeda di-katva" /Dan. 5:5./ or in Latin as Animadversiones in Evangelia or argumenta contra narrationes apostolorum. In some manuscripts the text is attributed to Briel's pupil, Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvador) SEGRÉ (1709-1798) and entitled as the second part of his Asham talui (Asham talui B, see below). In fact, Segré seems to have only collected and supplemented Briel's notes.
The item is digitized.
Shalosh averot - an anonymous anti-Christian writing starting with the words "Shalosh averot..."
The item is digitized.
Sheelot u-teshubot meorebot me-zeh la-zeh u me-zeh la-zeh ha-yehudim veha-notzrim
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A portion of Aharon PONTREMOLI's (17th-18th century) disputation, entitled formerly "Sefer Teshubot al ha-tekufot..."
The item is digitized.
Aharon Hayyim VOLTERRA (d. 1763): Makkot le-kesil meah - Anti-Christian poem is 100 verses with a commentary
The item is digitized.
Yehoshua ben Tzion SEGRÉ (1709-1798): Even gilayon o Asham Meilot
The item is digitized.
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
The item is digitized.
Yehuda ben Eliezer (Leon) BRIEL (or Brielli) (1643-1722): Hassagoth al ha-berit he-hadashah, or Hassagoth al-sippure ha-sheluhim ba-berit he-hadashah. The treatise is sometimes entitled as "Pas yeda di-katva" /Dan. 5:5./ or in Latin as Animadversiones in Evangelia or argumenta contra narrationes apostolorum. In some manuscripts the text is attributed to Briel's pupil, Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvador) SEGRÉ (1709-1798) and entitled as the second part of his Asham talui (Asham talui B, see below). In fact, Segré seems to have only collected and supplemented Briel's notes.
The item is digitized.
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
The item is digitized.
Shaul ben Joseph MERARI (17th-18th century): Herev Pifiyyot
The item is digitized.
Yehuda ben Eliezer (Leon) BRIEL (or Brielli) (1643-1722): Hassagoth al ha-berit he-hadashah, or Hassagoth al-sippure ha-sheluhim ba-berit he-hadashah. The treatise is sometimes entitled as "Pas yeda di-katva" /Dan. 5:5./ or in Latin as Animadversiones in Evangelia or argumenta contra narrationes apostolorum. In some manuscripts the text is attributed to Briel's pupil, Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvador) SEGRÉ (1709-1798) and entitled as the second part of his Asham talui (Asham talui B, see below). In fact, Segré seems to have only collected and supplemented Briel's notes.
The item is digitized.
Beri, lecha emet barur... An anti-Christian comic poem starting with the words "Beri, lecha emet barur..." The poem is sometimes attributed to Simson Cohen Modon, sometimes to Yehoshua ben Tzion Segré.
The item is digitized.
Madon olam... An anonymous polemical parody following the text of the Adon olam, starting with the words "Madon olam..." The poem was attributed to Yehoshuah Segré by Meir Benayahu.
The item is digitized.
Yeshua me-Natzriya avar datenu
The item is digitized.
Simson Cohen MODON (1679-1727): Yushpal elil... An Anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of Yigdal
The item is digitized.
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
The item is digitized.
Matatyahu Nissim (Donato) TERNI (1745-1810): Derech emunah. A polemical drama written in 1770 and staged in Pesaro on Pentacost 1782 by the Society of "Supporter of the Fallen."
The item is digitized.
Beri, lecha emet barur... An anti-Christian comic poem starting with the words "Beri, lecha emet barur..." The poem is sometimes attributed to Simson Cohen Modon, sometimes to Yehoshua ben Tzion Segré.
The item is digitized.
Simson Cohen MODON (1679-1727): Yushpal elil... An Anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of Yigdal
The item is digitized.
Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvatore Benedetto) SEGRÉ (1709-1798): An anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of the Yigdal, starting with the words "Yehdal elil...
The item is digitized.
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
The item is digitized.
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
The item is digitized.
Mordechai ben Nathan LUZZATTO (1720-1790, translator): Tzeriah Beth El - A Hebrew translation of Fortaleza del Judaismo y confusion del estrano, formerly attributed to Abraham Ger of Cordova (Escudero Lorenzo).
The item is digitized.
Azriel Petahiah (Bonaiuto) Ben Moshe ALATINO (16th-17th century): Vikkuah al-nizhiyyut ha-Torah
The item is digitized.
Azriel Petahiah (Bonaiuto) Ben Moshe ALATINO (16th-17th century): Vikkuah al-nizhiyyut ha-Torah
The item is digitized.
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
The item is digitized.
Cigognia STROZZI: Hibbur al ahdut ha-el -e xtracts from a book of the theologian Dr. Cigognia Strozzi on unity of God from Lactantius, Cicero etc.
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Sheloshim sheelot neged ha-notzrim
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Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvatore Benedetto) SEGRÉ (1709-1798): An anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of the Yigdal, starting with the words "Yehdal elil...
Simson Cohen MODON (1679-1727): Yushpal elil... An Anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of Yigdal
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Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvatore Benedetto) SEGRÉ (1709-1798): An anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of the Yigdal, starting with the words "Yehdal elil...
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Sheloshim sheelot she-shaal jehudi le-mumar ehad...
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Azriel Petahiah (Bonaiuto) Ben Moshe ALATINO (16th-17th century): Vikkuah al-nizhiyyut ha-Torah
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Maamar ktzar neged ha-natzrut be-tzurah shel dialog ha-mathil be-milim: Kol ha-nebiim amru she lo lismoa le-Yeshu - Entitled sometimes "Hibbur neged ha-natzrut bi-tzurat du-siah."
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Teshubat ha-minim I.
Vikkuah shel hacham notzri
Zikronot ishiyyim al-maasar we-hakirah sel koteb Almoni be-Ancona
New York - Public Library
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem (=Formerly LON MON 454).
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Oxford - Bodleian Library
Mordechai ben Nathan LUZZATTO (1720-1790, translator): Tzeriah Beth El - A Hebrew translation of Fortaleza del Judaismo y confusion del estrano, formerly attributed to Abraham Ger of Cordova (Escudero Lorenzo).
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
Aharon Hayyim VOLTERRA (d. 1763): Rosh Amanah
Yehoshua ben Tzion SEGRÉ (1708-1797): Asham Talui (1731, second edition by the author 1771)
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Simson Cohen MODON (1679-1727): Yushpal elil... An Anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of Yigdal
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Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvatore Benedetto) SEGRÉ (1709-1798): An anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of the Yigdal, starting with the words "Yehdal elil...
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Yehuda ben Eliezer (Leon) BRIEL (or Brielli) (1643-1722): Hassagoth al ha-berit he-hadashah, or Hassagoth al-sippure ha-sheluhim ba-berit he-hadashah. The treatise is sometimes entitled as "Pas yeda di-katva" /Dan. 5:5./ or in Latin as Animadversiones in Evangelia or argumenta contra narrationes apostolorum. In some manuscripts the text is attributed to Briel's pupil, Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvador) SEGRÉ (1709-1798) and entitled as the second part of his Asham talui (Asham talui B, see below). In fact, Segré seems to have only collected and supplemented Briel's notes.
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Beri, lecha emet barur... An anti-Christian comic poem starting with the words "Beri, lecha emet barur..." The poem is sometimes attributed to Simson Cohen Modon, sometimes to Yehoshua ben Tzion Segré.
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Liqquté Polmos
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Sheloshim sheelot she-shaal jehudi le-mumar ehad...
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Menachem MONTEBAROCCI (18th century): Teshubot le-hashiv el sheelot she-shoalim ha-notzrim
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Azriel Petahiah (Bonaiuto) Ben Moshe ALATINO (16th-17th century): Vikkuah al-nizhiyyut ha-Torah
Azriel Petahiah (Bonaiuto) Ben Moshe ALATINO (16th-17th century): Vikkuah al-nizhiyyut ha-Torah
Yehudah Aryeh (Leone) me-MODENA (1571-1648): Magen wa-herev
Sefer ha-nizzahonot
Teshubot la-minim
Paris - Alliance Israelite Universelle
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
Yehuda ben Eliezer (Leon) BRIEL (or Brielli) (1643-1722): Hassagoth al ha-berit he-hadashah, or Hassagoth al-sippure ha-sheluhim ba-berit he-hadashah. The treatise is sometimes entitled as "Pas yeda di-katva" /Dan. 5:5./ or in Latin as Animadversiones in Evangelia or argumenta contra narrationes apostolorum. In some manuscripts the text is attributed to Briel's pupil, Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvador) SEGRÉ (1709-1798) and entitled as the second part of his Asham talui (Asham talui B, see below). In fact, Segré seems to have only collected and supplemented Briel's notes.
Vikkuah neged ha-natzrut
Teshubat ha-minim III - Hokahat amitut ha-natzrut
Parma - Bibliotheca Palatina
Yehoshua ben Tzion SEGRÉ (1709-1797): Asham Talui (1731, second edition by the author 1771)
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Simson Cohen MODON (1679-1727): Yushpal elil... An Anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of Yigdal
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Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvatore Benedetto) SEGRÉ (1709-1798): An anti-Christian polemical parody following the text of the Yigdal, starting with the words "Yehdal elil...
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Beri, lecha emet barur... An anti-Christian comic poem starting with the words "Beri, lecha emet barur..." The poem is sometimes attributed to Simson Cohen Modon, sometimes to Yehoshua ben Tzion Segré.
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Yehuda ben Eliezer (Leon) BRIEL (or Brielli) (1643-1722): Hassagoth al ha-berit he-hadashah, or Hassagoth al-sippure ha-sheluhim ba-berit he-hadashah. The treatise is sometimes entitled as "Pas yeda di-katva" /Dan. 5:5./ or in Latin as Animadversiones in Evangelia or argumenta contra narrationes apostolorum. In some manuscripts the text is attributed to Briel's pupil, Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvador) SEGRÉ (1709-1798) and entitled as the second part of his Asham talui (Asham talui B, see below). In fact, Segré seems to have only collected and supplemented Briel's notes. The manuscript contains only the hassagoth to the Acts and the Epistle to the Romans.
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Yehuda ben Eliezer (Leon) BRIEL (or Brielli) (1643-1722): Hassagoth al ha-berit he-hadashah, or Hassagoth al-sippure ha-sheluhim ba-berit he-hadashah. The treatise is sometimes entitled as "Pas yeda di-katva" /Dan. 5:5./ or in Latin as Animadversiones in Evangelia or argumenta contra narrationes apostolorum. In some manuscripts the text is attributed to Briel's pupil, Yehoshua ben Tzion (Salvador) SEGRÉ (1709-1798) and entitled as the second part of his Asham talui (Asham talui B, see below). In fact, Segré seems to have only collected and supplemented Briel's notes. The manuscript contains only the Gospel according to Matthew.
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Yehudah Aryeh (Leone) me-MODENA (1571-1648): Magen wa-herev
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Hibbur polmosi anti-notzri (Some part of the treatise seems to be identical with some portion of the text "Pirqé Polmos jehudi-notzri."
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Azriel Petahiah (Bonaiuto) Ben Moshe ALATINO (16th-17th century): Vikkuah al-nizhiyyut ha-Torah
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Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
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Prague - National Library
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem - Today the manuscript is kept at the National Library in Prague.
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Rome - Collegio Rabbinico
Sheloshim sheelot she-shaal jehudi le-mumar ehad...
Rostock - Universitätsbibliothek
Divré ha-evangelyav aser devarav machishin zeh et zeh
Vikkuah ben jehudi ve-komer notzri be-shem Don Selvano Tzerer (or Rossi)
Sheloshim sheelot neged ha-notzrim
Divré Polmos Anti-Notzrit - The text is also known as "Vikkuah neged ha-Evangelyon."
St. Petersburg - Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
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Hibbur neged ha-natzrut - the text seems to be identical with the second part of "Shalosh averot."
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Torino - Archivo Terracini
Yehoshua ben Tzion SEGRÉ (1709-1797): Asham Talui (1731, second edition by the author 1771)
Warsaw - Zydowski Instytut Historyczny (Jewish Historical Institute)
WARSAW 35 = SARAVAL 45, 1r-47r
Yehudah Aryeh (Leone) me-MODENA (1571-1648): Magen wa-herev
Jonah Ha-Cohen RAPA (17th-18th century): Pilpul al zeman, zemanim, zemanehem
© Karoly Daniel Dobos: Jewish-Christian Polemics in Early Modern Italy
Research that enabled the preparation of this bibliography was sponsored by the Anniversary Fund of the National Bank of Austria (Jubiläumsfonds der Österreichischen Nationalbank, project number: 16099: "Jüdisch-christiliche Polemik: Akkulturation und Modernisierung")
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