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List of Illustrations | |
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Preface to the Hebrew Edition | |
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Preface to the English Edition | |
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Introduction: Et Major Serviet Minori (and the Elder Will Serve the Younger) | |
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The Thematic Framework | |
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The Early Typology: Esau Id Est Edom | |
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The Late Typology: Edom Id Est Roma | |
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The Conciliatory Approach of Modern Research | |
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The Mother, the Daughter, and the Sister | |
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Rome of Jerusalem: The Foundations of Jewish-Christian Hostility | |
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The Sons of Ephraim and the Son of Joseph | |
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Vindicta Salvatoris (The Vengeance of the Savior) | |
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Legends of the Destruction-Anti-Christian? | |
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The Passover of Egypt and the Passover of Jerusalem | |
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Development of the Stories | |
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Parallels Between the Jewish Haggadah and the Christian "Haggadahs" | |
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The "Midrash" of the Haggadah | |
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Conclusions | |
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A Note on the Research | |
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The Vengeance and the Curse: Hostility to Christianity Among Ashkenazic Jewry | |
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Vengeful Redemption | |
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Proselytizing Redemption | |
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The Curse | |
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The Curse on Yom Kippur | |
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Pour Out Thy Wrath | |
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The Impression of the Curses on Christians | |
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Intersecting Stories: From Martyrdom to Ritual Murder Accusations | |
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The Blood | |
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Self-Sacrifice | |
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The Sacrifice of Children | |
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The Libel | |
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The Impact of the Blood Sacrifice on Christians | |
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The Libel of Blois and the Story of Bristol | |
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Inverted Ceremonies: The Host, the Matzah, and the Quarrel | |
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The Great Sabbath | |
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The Burning of Leaven | |
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The Eruv of Courtyards | |
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The Afikoman | |
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Haroset | |
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Summary | |
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The End of the Millennium (1240): Jewish Hopes, Christian Fears | |
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Calculations of the End at the Turn of the Jewish Millennium | |
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Messianism, Immigration to the Land of Israel, and Settling the Land | |
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Fulda 1235, Paris 1240: Christian Reactions? | |
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The Mongolian Threat: The Ten Tribes? Gog and Magog? | |
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A Synchronic Overview | |
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A Jewish End and a Christian End | |
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Index | |