Histoire des livres populaires, ou de la littérature du colportage : depuis l'origine de l'imprimerie jusqu'à l'établissement de la commission d'examen des livres du colportage, 30 novembre 1852 /

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Das volksleid: Es waren zwei königskinder, ein beitrag zur geschichte des volksleides überhaupt ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Altdeutsche Mären und Schwänke /

No more published?

Drei Kölner Schwankbücher aus dem XVten Jahrhundert: Stynchyn van der Krone, der Boiffen Orden, Marcolphus;

Mode of access: Internet.

Materialien zur Kenntnis des anatolischen Türkisch. Teil I: Erzählungen und Lieder aus dem Vilajet Qonjah, gesammelt, in Transkription, mit Anmerkungen und einer Übersetzung der Lieder hrsg. von F. Giese.

Mode of access: Internet.

Volksbücher /

v.1. Geschichte von Griseldis.--v.2. Alte und neue Lieder.--v.3. Schöne Melusina.--v.4. Schildbürger.--v.5. Schöne Magelone.--v.6. Octavianus.--v.7. Sieben Schwaben.--v.8. Genoveva.--v.11. Drei Schwestern: Drei Rolandsknappen.--v.12. Wiederstandner Eulenspiegel.--v.13-14. Tristan und Isolde.--v.15-17. Reineke der Fuchs.--v.18. Wigolais vom Rade.--v.19-20. Deutsche Lieder.--v.21. Hirlanda.--v.22. Fortunat.--v.23. Fortunat's Söhne.--v.25. Unschätzbares Schloss.--v.26. Robert der Teufel.--v.27. Schnurren.--v.30-31. Sieben weise Meister.--v.32. Armer Heinrich.--v.33. König Eginhard.--v.34. Herzog Ernst.--v.35. Senfkörner.--v.36. Schwanenritter.--v.37. Geduldige Helena.--v.38. Deutsches Fabelschatz.--v.39. Maerkischer Eulenspiegel.--v.40. Schlesischer Ruebezahl.--v.41-43. Weiser Ritter, Herpin von Bourges.--v.45. Lustiger Kirmesbruder.--v.46. Zauberer Virgilius.--v.47. Joachim und Anna.--v.48. Leben Jesu Christi.--v.49-50. Dorfgespräche.--v.51. Volksmärchen.--v.53. König Apollonius. Zwergenburg. Deutsches Räthselbuch.

Obrazt︠s︡y narodnoĭ literatury mongolʹskhikh plemen ... /

Includes Mongolian texts and Russian translations.

A COMPARA'l‘IVE STUDY OF FOLK POETRY IN HINDI AND MALAYAIaA.M LITERATURE

HINDI

Through Jewish eyes: polemical literature and the medieval papacy

Although the medieval papacy's stance towards the Jews is a well-established area of research, Jewish ideas about the papacy remain a surprisingly underdeveloped historical topic. This article explores such ideas through the genre of polemic and disputational literature. Jewish writers were keen to ensure the safety of their communities in western Europe and grateful for statements of papal protection. They fully acknowledged that popes had always played and would continue to play an important role in safeguarding their well-being and determining their future. Yet although contemporary and later writers often valued papal protection more highly than that of monarchs, emperors or clergy, they also knew that it had its carefully circumscribed limits. Furthermore, although they were respectful of the papacy's power, both spiritual and temporal, they were dismissive of the scriptural and theological formulations on which Christian claims for apostolic authority rested and highly critical of Christian beliefs about the papacy, in particular that of apostolic succession. Jewish ideas about both individual popes and the medieval papacy as an institution are therefore nuanced and complex; they deserve rigorous and wide-ranging investigation and it is hoped that this article will contribute to their better understanding.

The Jewish encyclopedia : a descriptive record of the history, religion, literature, and customs of the Jewish people from the earliest time to the present day ; complete in 12 volumes

Isidore Singer, projector and managing ed.

Studies in Jewish literature : issued in honor of Professor Kaufmann Kohler on the occasion of his seventieth birthday, May 10., 1913

Kaufmann Kohler

Babylonian Oil Magic in the Talmud and in the later Jewish literature

by Samuel Daiches

Scrolls : essays on Jewish history and literature and kindred subjects: in 2 vol.

by Gotthard Deutsch

Ein Symposium der Forschung [Rezension] : Occident and Orient. Being Studies in Semitic Philology and Literature, Jewish History, Philosophy and Folklore in the widest sense. In Honour of Haham Dr. Gasters 80. Birthday ed. by Bruno Schindler and A. Marmorstein. Taylors Foreign Press, London 1937

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