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摘要
本文研究了Yom Tov ben Hannah在Montalbán上写的一封信,并在附件中发表。这封信描述了帕米耶的70名犹太人是如何被迫筹集赎金的。亨利·格罗斯推测这是福瓦的加斯顿三世伯爵(1391年),他曾试图从犹太社区敲诈钱财。重新调查表明,帕米拉犹太人的监禁发生在驱逐法国的法令颁布之后(1394年),这是福瓦的马修伯爵在犹太人离开之前敲诈钱财的最后一次尝试。
A New Interpretation of the Final Days of the Jewish Community of Pamiers
This article examines, and publishes in an annex, a letter written by Yom Tov ben Hannah of Montalbán. This letter describes how the seventy Jews of Pamiers were forced to raise money to ransom their lives. Henri Gross presumed that it was count Gaston III of Foix (d. 1391), who had tried to extort money from the Jewish community. A re-examination suggests that the imprisonment of the Jews of Pamiers occurred after the promulgation of the edict of expulsion from France (1394), and represented a final attempt by count Mathieu of Foix, to extort money before the Jews’ departure.
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