[Epistolae contra Judeorum errores]
by Samuel Marochitanus, Alfonsus Bonihominis Bishop of Marrakech, Eucharius Silber, Arthur Freeman, Janet Ing Freeman, Incunabula Collection (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library), Bibliotheca Fictiva: The Arthur & Janet Freeman Collection of Literary & Historical Forgery, Sheridan Libraries
JudaismControversial literatureEarly works to 1800JewsConversion to ChristianityAntisemitismApologeticsHistory
An acknowledgement of Christ as Messiah, and a refutation of Judaism by scriptural references, supposedly written ca. 1000 AD by Rabbi Samuel Ibn Nasr Ibn Abbas of Fez (a converted Jew baptised at Toledo in 1085), and suppressed by the Jews for 230 years, before its 'translation' from Arabic into Latin by Alphonsus Bonihominis, a Dominican monk. Bonihominis is probably the forger--Collector's description.
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