1264 ⟶ Pope Clement IV Assigns Talmud Censorship Committee

Pope Clement IV assigns Talmud censorship committee.
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📚 Talmud Burnings in Paris

Following a show trial, the Talmud is "convicted" of corrupting the Jews. 24 cart-loads of hand-written Talmudic manuscripts, some 10,000 volumes and comprising most of the extant volumes in France, are burned in the streets of Paris.⟶
Talmud Burnings in Paris (1242)
Religious persecutionTalmudBook burningAnti-Jewish sentimentShow trialFranceMiddle AgesIdeologyReligious extremism
FranceFrance

🔥 Pope Orders Burning of Talmud Copies

Pope Innocent IV orders Louis IX of France to burn all Talmud copies.⟶
Pope Orders Burning of Talmud Copies (1244)
Religious persecutionTalmudBook burningPope Innocent IVLouis IXFranceMiddle AgesAnti-Jewish sentimentIdeologyCatholic Church
FranceFrance

📚 Pope Clement IV Assigns Talmud Censorship Committee

Pope Clement IV assigns Talmud censorship committee.⟶
Pope Clement IV Assigns Talmud Censorship Committee (1264)
TalmudCensorshipPope Clement IVChristian authorityReligious textsIdeologyMiddle Ages

📖 Pope Leo X Allows the Printing of the Talmud in Venice

Pope Leo X allows the Jews to print the Talmud in Venice.⟶
Pope Leo X Allows the Printing of the Talmud in Venice (1520)
Printing PressTalmudVeniceReligious TolerancePapal Authority16th Century
ItalyItaly

📖 Pope Pius IV Allows Censored Talmud

Pope Pius IV allows Talmud on conditions that it is printed by a Christian and the text is censored.⟶
Religious textsTalmudCensorshipPope Pius IVItaly16th CenturyCatholic Church
ItalyItaly

📚 Pope Sixtus V Forbids Printing of the Talmud

Pope Sixtus V forbids printing of the Talmud.⟶
Pope Sixtus V Forbids Printing of the Talmud (1586)
Pope Sixtus VTalmudCensorshipReligious TextsEarly Modern PeriodPapal States
ItalyItaly