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Isaac Cardoso et Samuel Aboab
No full textMortara Marco. Isaac Cardoso et Samuel Aboab. In: Revue des études juives, tome 12, n°24, avril-juin 1886. pp. 301-305
Isaac Cardoso, Las excelencias de los hebreos
Get PDFThis is a pedagogical edition of a selection of Las excelencias de los hebreos (Amsterdam 1679), in .doc format with an English-language introduction and notes, with the original text in both the original Castilian and English translation.
Las excelencias de los hebreos (Amsterdam 1679) is a treatise describing the positive characteristics (excelencias) of the Jewish people and a containing a refutation of common anti-Jewish calumnies (calunias) written by Isaac Cardoso (b. Fernando Cardoso, Trancoso, Portugal 1603 - d. Verona, Italy 1683). Excelencias is an apology or pro-Jewish treatise meant to educate its readers on Jewish history and practice, and to combat typical anti-Jewish ideas that were very widespread in Europe since the Middle Ages, and that persist to this day.
In this excerpt, the tenth and last of the calumnies leveled at leveled at Jews that he addresses in the work, Cardoso refutes the blood libel often aimed at aimed at Jewish communities living in majority Christian societies from the Middle ages to the present day. This is the accusation that Jews murder Christian children and use their blood to make the unleavened bread that is eaten ritually on the holiday of Pesach, or Passover.
As Cardoso explains in this text, these accusations are in contradiction to Jewish law, which forbids the consumption of blood of any sort, and condemns murder and human sacrifice in no uncertain terms. It is also worth pointing out that the accusation of drinking the blood and eating the flesh of a human sacrifice is structurally similar to the sacrament of communion, in which believing Catholics drink wine that according to the doctrine of transubstantiation has become the blood of Christ, and eat a wafer that according to the same doctrine has become his flesh. No such parallel is to be found, however, in Jewish ritual
Isaac Cardoso, Las excelencias de los hebreos (Amsterdam 1679)
No full textThis is a pedagogical edition of a selection of Las excelencias de los hebreos (Amsterdam 1679), in .doc format with a Spanish-language introduction and notes, with the original text in both the original Castilian.
Las excelencias de los hebreos (Amsterdam 1679) is a treatise describing the positive characteristics (excelencias) of the Jewish people and a containing a refutation of common anti-Jewish calumnies (calunias) written by Isaac Cardoso (b. Fernando Cardoso, Trancoso, Portugal 1603 - d. Verona, Italy 1683). Excelencias is an apology or pro-Jewish treatise meant to educate its readers on Jewish history and practice, and to combat typical anti-Jewish ideas that were very widespread in Europe since the Middle Ages, and that persist to this day.
In this excerpt, the tenth and last of the calumnies leveled at leveled at Jews that he addresses in the work, Cardoso refutes the blood libel often aimed at aimed at Jewish communities living in majority Christian societies from the Middle ages to the present day. This is the accusation that Jews murder Christian children and use their blood to make the unleavened bread that is eaten ritually on the holiday of Pesach, or Passover.
As Cardoso explains in this text, these accusations are in contradiction to Jewish law, which forbids the consumption of blood of any sort, and condemns murder and human sacrifice in no uncertain terms. It is also worth pointing out that the accusation of drinking the blood and eating the flesh of a human sacrifice is structurally similar to the sacrament of communion, in which believing Catholics drink wine that according to the doctrine of transubstantiation has become the blood of Christ, and eat a wafer that according to the same doctrine has become his flesh. No such parallel is to be found, however, in Jewish ritual
Isaac Cardoso (1604-1683). de la cour d'Espagne au ghetto italien. Un itinéraire de marrane.
No full texthttps://pocram.hypotheses.org/3449Poursuivant sur le thème du lien entre conversion religieuse et mobilité géographique, je présente cette fois un classique, De la Cour d’Espagne au ghetto italien. Isaac Cardoso et le marranisme au XVIIe siècle, de l’historien américain Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi (1932-2009) publié en anglais en 1971, et en 1987 dans sa traduction française
Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi. From Spanish Court to Italian Ghetto. Isaac Cardoso, A Study in Seventeenth-Century Marranism and Jewish Apologetics, 1971
No full textNahon Gérard. Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi. From Spanish Court to Italian Ghetto. Isaac Cardoso, A Study in Seventeenth-Century Marranism and Jewish Apologetics, 1971. In: Revue des études juives, tome 133, n°1-2, janvier-juin 1974. pp. 296-303
Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi, De la cour d'Espagne au ghetto italien : Isaac Cardoso et le marranisme au xvne siècle. Traduit de l'anglais par Alexis Nouss, 1987
No full textGilmont Jean-François. Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi, De la cour d'Espagne au ghetto italien : Isaac Cardoso et le marranisme au xvne siècle. Traduit de l'anglais par Alexis Nouss, 1987. In: Revue théologique de Louvain, 20ᵉ année, fasc. 2, 1989. pp. 250-251
Isaac Cardoso. מעלות העברים. פרקים Las Excelencias de los Hebreos. Translated from Spanish with Introduction and Notes by Yosef Kaplan, 1971. (coll. Dorot)
No full textNahon Gérard. Isaac Cardoso. מעלות העברים. פרקים Las Excelencias de los Hebreos. Translated from Spanish with Introduction and Notes by Yosef Kaplan, 1971. (coll. Dorot). In: Revue des études juives, tome 133, n°3-4, juillet-décembre 1974. pp. 594-595
Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi, De la cour d'Espagne au ghetto italien : Isaac Cardoso et le marranisme au xvne siècle. Traduit de l'anglais par Alexis Nouss, 1987
No full textGilmont Jean-François. Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi, De la cour d'Espagne au ghetto italien : Isaac Cardoso et le marranisme au xvne siècle. Traduit de l'anglais par Alexis Nouss, 1987. In: Revue théologique de Louvain, 20ᵉ année, fasc. 2, 1989. pp. 250-251
Isaac Cardoso, Las excelencias de los hebreos (1679)
Get PDF15 pages (English), 11 pages (Spanish), English and Spanish translation availableThis is a pedagogical edition of a selection of Las excelencias de los hebreos (Amsterdam 1679), in .doc format with an English-language introduction and notes, with the original text in both the original Castilian and English translation. Las excelencias de los hebreos (Amsterdam 1679) is a treatise describing the positive characteristics (excelencias) of the Jewish people and a containing a refutation of common anti-Jewish calumnies (calunias) written by Isaac Cardoso (b. Fernando Cardoso, Trancoso, Portugal 1603 - d. Verona, Italy 1683). Excelencias is an apology or pro-Jewish treatise meant to educate its readers on Jewish history and practice, and to combat typical anti-Jewish ideas that were very widespread in Europe since the Middle Ages, and that persist to this day. In this excerpt, the tenth and last of the calumnies leveled at leveled at Jews that he addresses in the work, Cardoso refutes the blood libel often aimed at aimed at Jewish communities living in majority Christian societies from the Middle ages to the present day. This is the accusation that Jews murder Christian children and use their blood to make the unleavened bread that is eaten ritually on the holiday of Pesach, or Passover. As Cardoso explains in this text, these accusations are in contradiction to Jewish law, which forbids the consumption of blood of any sort, and condemns murder and human sacrifice in no uncertain terms. It is also worth pointing out that the accusation of drinking the blood and eating the flesh of a human sacrifice is structurally similar to the sacrament of communion, in which believing Catholics drink wine that according to the doctrine of transubstantiation has become the blood of Christ, and eat a wafer that according to the same doctrine has become his flesh. No such parallel is to be found, however, in Jewish ritual
Isaac Cardoso, Las excelencias de los hebreos (1679) [Spanish PDF]
No full textThis is a pedagogical edition of a selection of Las excelencias de los hebreos (Amsterdam 1679), in .doc format with an English-language introduction and notes, with the original text in both the original Castilian and English translation. Las excelencias de los hebreos (Amsterdam 1679) is a treatise describing the positive characteristics (excelencias) of the Jewish people and a containing a refutation of common anti-Jewish calumnies (calunias) written by Isaac Cardoso (b. Fernando Cardoso, Trancoso, Portugal 1603 - d. Verona, Italy 1683). Excelencias is an apology or pro-Jewish treatise meant to educate its readers on Jewish history and practice, and to combat typical anti-Jewish ideas that were very widespread in Europe since the Middle Ages, and that persist to this day. In this excerpt, the tenth and last of the calumnies leveled at leveled at Jews that he addresses in the work, Cardoso refutes the blood libel often aimed at aimed at Jewish communities living in majority Christian societies from the Middle ages to the present day. This is the accusation that Jews murder Christian children and use their blood to make the unleavened bread that is eaten ritually on the holiday of Pesach, or Passover. As Cardoso explains in this text, these accusations are in contradiction to Jewish law, which forbids the consumption of blood of any sort, and condemns murder and human sacrifice in no uncertain terms. It is also worth pointing out that the accusation of drinking the blood and eating the flesh of a human sacrifice is structurally similar to the sacrament of communion, in which believing Catholics drink wine that according to the doctrine of transubstantiation has become the blood of Christ, and eat a wafer that according to the same doctrine has become his flesh. No such parallel is to be found, however, in Jewish ritual
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