1279Synod of Ofen Forbids Transactions Between Jews and Christians

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🤝 Synod of Elvira Bans Jewish-Christian Relations

The Synod of Elvira bans intermarriage and sexual intercourse between Christians and Jews and forbids Jews and Christians from eating together.
Synod of Elvira Bans Jewish-Christian Relations (306)
Early ChristianitySynod of ElviraIntermarriageSocial ExclusionReligious LawsSegregation
SpainSpain

🚫 Synod of Szabolcs: Jews Forbidden to Work on Sunday and Marry Christians

The Synod of Szabolcs prohibits Jews from working on Sunday or marrying Christians.
Synod of Szabolcs: Jews Forbidden to Work on Sunday and Marry Christians (1092)
SynodSunday workMarriage restrictionsHungaryMiddle AgesReligious Law
HungaryHungary

🚫 Christians Barred From Trading with Jews

In an attempt to isolate the Jewish population economically, Christians were barred from buying food from Jews or having conversations with them under the threat of excommunication.
Economic RestrictionsMiddle AgesPersecutionChristianitySocial ExclusionAnti-Judaism

📜 Council of Oxford Restricts Jewish Rights

Council of Oxford: Archbishop of Canterbury Stephen Langton forbids Jews from building new synagogues, owning slaves or mixing with Christians.
Council of Oxford Restricts Jewish Rights (1222)
Medieval PeriodCouncil of OxfordSynagogueEconomic RestrictionsStephen LangtonSegregation
United KingdomUnited Kingdom

🏘️ Synod of Breslau Orders Jewish Segregation

The Synod of Breslau orders Jews to live in a segregated quarter.
Synod of Breslau Orders Jewish Segregation (1267)
Synod of BreslauSegregationGhettoSocial exclusionMiddle AgesPersecutionJewish communities
PolandPoland

🏘️ Synod of Ofen Forbids Transactions Between Jews and Christians

The Synod of Ofen forbids Christians to sell or rent Real estate to or from Jews.
Synod of Ofen Forbids Transactions Between Jews and Christians (1279)
Synod of OfenReal estateEconomic restrictionsSegregationLegal discriminationMiddle Ages
HungaryHungary