by Raúl González Salinero · Guillermo Escolar Editor · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9788419782182
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This work analyzes the fundamental role of Jewish women in the Late Antique West, between the 4th and 7th centuries. Through a rigorous historical-critical method, the author examines how these women, despite the scarcity of sources, were essential pillars in the transmission of religious and cultural identity within the family sphere, especially after the disappearance of the synagogue institution. The book explores the complex geographical, social, legal, and ideological context of the time, highlighting the centrality of women in the education of children and in the defense of their beliefs in a predominantly Christian society.
