… peculiar satirical poem straddles the borderline between medieval secular and sacred poetry characteristic of the … cannot be discarded. The unproven attribution to the medieval Andalusian Hebrew poet Salomon ibn Gabirol, which … printed anthologies of Hebrew sacred poems from Spain, Italy and the Ottoman territories, Shirim u-zemirot …

… of the Spanish Romance tradition after their expulsion from Spain in 1942; on the other, by absorbing since then so many … a genuine repertoire quite distinct from that of the late Medieval Spanish Romancero, its ancestral counterpart. …

… is an anthology of poems by one or several poets. In the medieval Hebrew poetry of Al-Andalus, the term Diwan meant … songs and blessings composed by the Sephardi poets of medieval Spain. This collection was gradually expanded from the …

… composed in Kochi by Eliyahu Japheth (d. 1935), of the medieval Hebrew piyyut " Shokhant ba-sadeh " by Salomon Ibn Gabirol of Spain. Sung at any festive occasion with the same tune as …

… … 1920 … Piyyut … Piyyutim … Ibn Gebirol … Paytanim … Spain … France … Andalusia … Andalus … Poetry … Medieval … Israel Abrahams … A piyyut by Bar Abun …

Reflecting the mother’s wishes for the future of her son as an educated Jew, she says, “…

… of the exiled Jews immigrated to the Netherlands from Spain and Portugal. Throughout this period, many refugees … who fled from Antwerp and France. After their exile from Spain in 1492, some of the Jews first escaped to Portugal. … in the Portuguese synagogue in London, although there, the medieval Sephardic influence is more prominent. It is …

… New Year festival. [2]   In Ashkenazi Hebrew Literature   Medieval chronicles and Kinah piyyutim  (dirges) [3] … in monorhymed quatrains, and draw parallels between the medieval case of Kiddush Hashem  and the ‘Akedah  story, … texts,” claiming that some of them may date back to medieval times. He argues that this specific melody, which …

The Yiddish language, which probably began to develop around the tenth century A.D. in…