
The Mishnaic Moment
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- Introduction: The Mishnah between Jews and Christians in Early Modern Europe
- Prelude
- Humanism and the Mishnah: Paulus Fagius Edits Avot
- Some Concepts of Mishnah among 16th-Century Safedian Kabbalists
- Translation and Pedagogy
- The First Complete Latin translation of the Mishnah (1663-1676): Isaac Abendana and Rabbinic Erudition in Restoration England
- Isaac Abendana's German Student Theodor Dassow, the Latin translation of the Mishnah and the conversion of the Jews
- 'El sabio Jacob Abendana' and the Spanish Translation of the Mishnah
- Commentary and Scholarship
- Bringing Maimonides to Oxford: Edward Pococke, the Mishnah, and the Porta Mosis
- William Guise: the application of Arabic to the interpretation of Mishnah Zera'im
- 'Ancient Rabbis Inspired by God': Robert Sheringham's Surprising Edition of Mishnah Tractate Yoma (1648)
- Johann Christoph Wagenseil: From Scholar to Missionary
- Communities and Curricula
- Between Law and Antiquarianism: The Christian Study of Maimonides's Mishneh Torah in Late Seventeenth-Century Europe
- The Significance of Historical Judaism and the Career of Humphrey Prideaux
- Cultivating Education and Piety: Menasseh ben Israel, Lay Readership, and the Printing of the Mishnah in the Seventeenth Century
- Guilielmus Surenhusius (1664-1729)
- The role of Jewish commentaries in Christian interpretation of the Mishnah in 17th century Northern Europe
- Imagining Visually the Mishnah - From Wagenseil to Surenhuis (1674-1703)
- 'To the advantage of the Republic of Letters'? Guilielmus Surenhusius's Projects, Plans, and Collaborations Beyond the Mishnah
- Christianity as Jewish Allegory? Guilielmus Surenhusius, Rabbinic Hermeneutics and the Reformed Study of the New Testament in the Early Eighteenth Century
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