Brill's Companions to the Christian Tradition110 Christians, Jews, and Muslims in Medieval Mediterranean

This volume introduces advanced students and non-specialists to medieval (1000–1600 CE) interactions between Christians, Jews, and Muslims in all spheres of life within the frame of the burgeoning field of Mediterranean Studies. The burgeoning field of Mediterranean Studies, which favors intersectionality over compartmentalisation, has resulted in fresh ways of understanding pre-modern interreligious relationships. This volume will introduce advanced students and non-specialists to various historical interactions between Christians, Jews, and Muslims within the frame of the “sea at the centre”. Its chronological range is the long central Middle Ages (1000 to 1600 CE), and includes most Mediterranean regions: Iberia, North Africa, the Levant, Asia Minor, the Balkans, Italy, Provence, and the sea itself.