The Jews in Medieval Normandy: A Social and Intellectual History Book

	List of maps
	Preface
	Acknowledgements
	List of abbreviations
	Note on the transcription and pronunciation of Hebrew place-names
1	The Earliest Sources	1
2	The Extent and Antiquity of Jewish Settlement in Normandy	33
3	From Robert of Normandy until the First Crusade	111
4	The Jewish Quarter of Rouen in the Twelfth Century	137
5	School and Community in the Reign of Henry I and Angevin Times	171
6	Masters of the Law in the Mid-twelfth Century	217
7	Abraham Ibn Era and his Literary Activities in Normandy	253
8	Disciples of the Masters: Rouennaise Scholars during the Reign of Henry II Plantagenet	297
9	The Civil Status of the Jews from Henry II to John Lackland	349
10	The Tosafists	379
11	From the Last Years of Philip Augustus to the Reign of Louis IX	413
12	The Final Decades	495
App. I	The chronicle concerning Jacob b. Jequthiel of Rouen	547
App. II	The epistle on behalf of Reuben b. Isaac of Rouen	551
App. III	Guibert of Nogent's account of the persecution of the Jews of Rouen in 1096 and the conversion of William the Jew to Christianity	557
App. IV	Eadmer the monk's account of the meetings of William Rufus with Jews of Rouen (AD 1099)	559
App. V	A Latin charter of Philip the Fair ceding to the city of Rouen the property of the Jews after the expulsion of 1306	561
App. VI	The schools of the Jews of royal France, Normandy, and England	563
	Bibliography	577
	Index of manuscripts	601
	Index of personal names	605
	Index of toponyms	613