Jews and heretics in catholic Poland
| Titel: | Jews and heretics in catholic Poland : a beleaguered church in the post-Reformation era / Magda Teter |
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| Veröffentlicht: | Cambridge [u.a.] : Cambridge Univ. Press, 2006 |
| Umfang: | XXXIII, 272 S. |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
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| ISBN: | 0521856736 ; 9780521856737 |
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Inhaltsverzeichnis
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- List of Illustrations
- p. xi
- Preface and Acknowledgments
- p. xiii
- Note on Terms, Spelling, and Translations
- p. xxi
- Abbreviations
- p. xxiii
- Introduction
- p. 1
- 1
- "One Mystical Body...Only One Shepherd": The Church Ideals of Social Order
- p. 7
- "Two Swords...the Spiritual and the Temporal"
- p. 7
- The Threat to the Sword of Spiritual Power: "Those Wretched and Miserable Jews"
- p. 10
- "All Heresies Are Forbidden by Both Divine and Imperial Law"
- p. 18
- 2
- The Upset Social Order: Nobles and the Jews in Poland
- p. 21
- Polish Triangle of Power: The King, the Nobles, and the Catholic Church
- p. 22
- "We Were Born Nobles First and Only Then Catholics"
- p. 25
- Jews and the Nobles, "Their Protectors"
- p. 28
- "A Great Danger...from the Outcry of the Gentiles that Jews...Have Dominion over Them"
- p. 33
- 3
- Heresy and the Fleeting "Triumph of the Counter-Reformation"
- p. 41
- Christians on Trial for "Falling into the Perfidious Apostasy and the Superstitious Sect of the Jews"
- p. 42
- Between "the Papists" and "the Arians": The Christian "dissidentes de religione"
- p. 45
- "To Accept One True Confession," Not "Someone Else's...But Our Own Polish and Christian"
- p. 52
- 4
- "Bad and Cruel Catholics": Christian Sins and Social Intimacies Between Jews and Christians
- p. 59
- Sunday Sins and Jewish Inns
- p. 60
- "Debaucheries, Adulteries, and Lewdness": Female Servants in Jewish Homes
- p. 63
- Feasting, Drinking, and Dancing: Jewish-Christian Socializing
- p. 69
- "Neither Men nor Women Should Wear Non-Jewish Clothes": Restrictions of Rabbinic Law
- p. 71
- "Even Jews and Turks Observe Holidays Better": The Church Rebukes Sinning Christians
- p. 76
- 5
- "A Shameful Offence": The Nobles and Their Jews
- p. 80
- "Impoverished and Destroyed": Church Revenues and the Jews
- p. 82
- "The Jews as Their Lord Squire": A Wave of Prohibitions to Restore the Church Ideal of Social Hierarchy
- p. 88
- "The Money, the Pepper, the Saffron, and the Christian Blood"
- p. 91
- The Lords' Defiance of the Church and the Consequences Thereof
- p. 95
- 6
- "Countless Books Against Common Faith": Catholic Insularity and Anti-Jewish Polemic
- p. 99
- "So, Is It Inappropriate for Us to Have Books?": Control of Printing and Scholarship
- p. 100
- Jewish Instruction of Christian Scholars, in Poland and Abroad
- p. 105
- "The Rabid and Cruel Synagogue": Accusations by Catholic Clergy in Poland
- p. 107
- The Host and the Blood: The Medievalism of Polish Anti-Jewish Polemic
- p. 113
- "Is It Permissible to Kill a Pagan or a Jew...?"
- p. 117
- 7
- "Warding Off Heretical Depravity": "Whom Does the Catholic Church Reject, Condemn and Curse?"
- p. 122
- Promoting Mary and the Saints
- p. 122
- Challenging the Protestants by Undermining the Jews
- p. 125
- "The Heretics Are Truly Worse"
- p. 127
- "Blindness," "Obstinacy," and "Blasphemies": Anti-Jewish Sources of Anti-Protestant Assaults
- p. 131
- "They Are Obliged to Be Subordinate to the Dominant Religion": Legislative Measures Concerning Heretics
- p. 137
- Conclusion: Did the Counter-Reformation Triumph in Poland?
- p. 142
- Glossary
- p. 147
- Notes
- p. 149
- Selected Bibliography
- p. 225
- Index
- p. 253
