Did you know that the oldest book in the collections of the Leo Baeck institute New York is a rare incunable from 1484? This work is among the first legal codes to be printed in the Holy Roman Empire, containing legal rules for the free imperial city of Nuremberg. It also contains a Jewry Oath, a requirement for Jews involved in legal disputes, offering a glimpse into a complex chapter of Jewish-Christian relationships. Not only is this book significant for its legal content—it is also a masterp

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