The Debate between the Pen and the Sword, by Jacob ben Eleazar of Toledo
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https://doi.org/10.3989/sefarad.2008.v68.i2.466Keywords:
Jacob ben Eleazar, Medieval Religious Debate, The Pen and the SwordAbstract
In this article we offer a Spanish translation with a commentary of the fourth chapter of Sefer ha-Mešalim, a collection of tales written by Jacob ben Eleazar of Toledo (13th century) in the style of Maqāmāt; this chapter, known as the Debate between the Pen and the Sword, shows, in an allegorical way, the supremacy of the arts over the arms.
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