El uso de pasajes mesiánicos talmúdicos como material de controversia antijudía en el siglo XIII

In 1239, the Jewish convert to Christianity Nicholas Donin submitted 35 articles to Pope Gregory ix reporting the blasphemies and errors contained in the Talmud. This gave rise to the Disputation of Paris in 1240, the burning of the Talmud (1241/1242), and an extensive translation of passages into Latin, known as the Extractiones de Talmud. Thus, Christian polemicists could draw on this new polemical material, categorized as blasphemies against God and Jesus, stupidities, and Jewish messianism, amongst other things. In this article, I briefly introduce the Talmudic Jewish messianism and look at its use by 13th-century Latin sources