On the Threshold of the Renaissance: New Methods and Sensibilities in the Biblical Commentaries of Isaac Abarbanel

Original language	American English
Pages (from-to)	283-319
Journal	Viator - Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Volume	26
State	Published - 1995

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Lawee, E. (1995). On the Threshold of the Renaissance: New Methods and Sensibilities in the Biblical Commentaries of Isaac Abarbanel. Viator - Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 26, 283-319.

Lawee, E. / On the Threshold of the Renaissance: New Methods and Sensibilities in the Biblical Commentaries of Isaac Abarbanel. In: Viator - Medieval and Renaissance Studies. 1995 ; Vol. 26. pp. 283-319.

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Lawee, E 1995, 'On the Threshold of the Renaissance: New Methods and Sensibilities in the Biblical Commentaries of Isaac Abarbanel', Viator - Medieval and Renaissance Studies, vol. 26, pp. 283-319.

On the Threshold of the Renaissance: New Methods and Sensibilities in the Biblical Commentaries of Isaac Abarbanel. / Lawee, E.
In: Viator - Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Vol. 26, 1995, p. 283-319.

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