- Language
- English Hebrew
- Gender
- Male
- Date of life
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- 7 August 1944 Gregorian
- Place of birth
- Nottingham
- Date of activity
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- 1976 Gregorian
- Nationality
- United Kingdom
- Profession
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Professeur émérite, Université de Cambridge (depuis 2001)
- Activity
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Les études hébraïques et juives
- Residence
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Cambridge
- Biography
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- Il est un rabbin réformé ordonné. Il fut instruit et ordonné par le rabbin réformiste britannique Ignaz Maybaum, disciple de Franz Rosenzweig.
- Nrml1@cam.ac.uk
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- Webography
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- Authorized
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- Alphabet
- Latin , English
- Transliteration
- No transliteration scheme used
- Surname (Entry element)
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De Lange
- Given name (Other part element)
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Nicholas
- Variant
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- Alphabet
- Latin , French
- Transliteration
- No transliteration scheme used
- Surname (Entry element)
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Lange
- Given name (Other part element)
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Nicholas de
From Eros to Pneuma : on the Greek translation of the Song of songs
Nicholas de Lange
in Eukarpa = Εὔκαρπα : études sur la Bible et ses exégètes en hommage à Gilles Dorival / Réunies par Mireille Loubet et Didier Pralon
Jews in early Christian law : Byzantium and the Latin West, 6th-11th centuries
edited by John Tolan, Nicholas de Lange, Laurence Foschia and Capucine Nemo-Pekelman
Turnhout : Brepols, [2014]
A general survey of internal developments within Byzantine Judaism in the fifth to eighth centuries
Nicholas De Lange
in New themes, new styles in the Eastern Mediterranean : Christian, Jewish, and Islamic encounters, 5th-8th centuries / edited by Hagit Amirav, Francesco Celia
La lettre à Africanus sur l'histoire de Suzanne
Origène, introducion, texte, traduction et notes par Nicholas de Lange
in Philocalie, 1-20 : Sur les Écritures / Origène ; introduction, texte traduction et notes par Marguerite Harl
From Eros to Pneuma : on the Greek translation of the Song of songs
Editions 1
A general survey of internal developments within Byzantine Judaism in the fifth to eighth centuries
Editions 1
Jews in early Christian law
De Lange, Nicholas, 1944‒ ┃ Foschia, Laurence ┃ Tolan, John Victor, 1959‒ ┃ Nemo-Pekelman, Capucine, 1973‒
The sixth to eleventh centuries are a crucial formative period for Jewish communities in Byzantium and Latin Europe: this is also a period for which sources are scarce and about which historians have often had to speculate on the basis of scant evidence. The legal sources studied in this volume provide a relative wealth of textual material concerning Jews, and for certain areas and periods are the principal sources. While this makes them particularly valuable, it also makes their interpretation difficult, given the lack of corroborative sources. The scholars whose work has been brought together in this volume shed light on this key period of the history of Jews and of Jewish-Christian relations, focusing on key sources of the period: Byzantine imperial law, the canons of church councils, papal bulls, royal legislation from the Visigoths or Carolingians, inscriptions, and narrative sources in Hebrew, Greek and Latin. The picture that emerges from these studies is variegated. Some scholars, following Bernhard Blumenkranz, have depicted this period as one of relative tolerance towards Jews and Judaism; others have stressed the intolerance shown at key intervals by ecclesiastical authors, church councils and monarchs. Yet perhaps more than revealing general tendencies towards "tolerance" or "intolerance", these studies bring to light the ways in which law in medieval societies serves a variety of purposes: from providing a theologically-based rationale for social tolerance, to attempting to regulate and restrict inter-religious contact, to using anti-Jewish rhetoric to assert the authority or legitimacy of one party of the Christian elite over and against another. This volume makes an important contribution not only to the history of medieval Jewish-Christian relations, but also to research on the uses and functions of law in medieval societies.
Editions 1
La lettre à Africanus sur l'histoire de Suzanne
Origène, introducion, texte, traduction et notes par Nicholas de Lange
in Philocalie, 1-20 : Sur les Écritures / Origène ; introduction, texte traduction et notes par Marguerite Harl