Maimonides Revised: The Case of theSefer Miṣwot Gadol

Jeffrey R. Woolf

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Medieval and Classical Philosophy Biblical Studies and Interpretation Medieval and Early Modern Justice

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TheSefer Miṣwot Gadol(The Great Book of the Commandments) of R. Moses b. Jacob of Coucy (mid-thirteenth century), is one of the central works of halakhic codification stemming from Franco-German (Ashkenazic) Jewry in the High Middle Ages. It has long had a reputation for being one of the classic compilations of the tosafist age, a period of efflorescence of talmudic scholarship which spanned the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. Its influence both as a legal source and schoolbook was wide-ranging, as the large number of extant manuscripts of the work, as well as the intensive work of annotation and commentary that it inspired, bear witness.

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