Sacred Leaves Graduate Symposium Collection
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Publication Date
2008
Abstract
Explores Jewish-Christian-Muslim relations in the Middle Ages as they can be perceived in manuscript copies of the Bible and Qurʼān that circulated in that period. Medieval intellectuals and religious leaders frequently found themselves reading the sacred book of a religion other than their own. By examining such things as the marginal notes they left in the copies they read, Burman argues that relations between these groups were much more complicated than has been typically thought.
Keywords
Sacred books, History and criticism
Extent
00:46:48 minutes
Language
English
Media Type
Symposia (conferences); Video recordings
Format
Digital Only
Identifier
S65-00001
Recommended Citation
Burman, Thomas E., "Medieval manuscripts and medieval Jewish-Christian-Muslim relations" (2008). Sacred Leaves Graduate Symposium Collection. 1.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/sacred_leaves_symposium/1
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