"Davar Tikva" is a collection of studies in the literature of the Middle Ages in the centers of poetry and their branches.

Mahbarot Liyehudit is a collection of studies on medieval literature research presented to Professor Judith Dishon in recognition of her many years of work in the field.

Texts of secular poetry, stories and piyyutim from the 12th to the 16th centuries are published here for the first time. The collection includes critical editions by leading scholars in the field.

A selection of articles that encompasses the broad field of Piyyut from post-biblical times until the period of liturgical poetry in medieval Spain. The articles were first delivered as lectures in a conference for the study of Piyyut.

Texts of secular poetry, stories and piyyutim from the 12th to the 16th centuries are published here for the first time. The collection includes critical editions by leading scholars in the field.

A selection of articles that encompasses the broad field of Piyyut from post-biblical times until the period of liturgical poetry in medieval Spain. The articles were first delivered as lectures in a conference for the study of Piyyut.

A selection of articles that encompasses the broad field of Piyyut from post-biblical times until the period of liturgical poetry in medieval Spain. The articles were first delivered as lectures in a conference for the study of Piyyut.

Texts of secular poetry, stories and piyyutim from the 12th to the 16th centuries are published here for the first time. The collection includes critical editions by leading scholars in the field. Co-published with Israel Matz Hebrew Classics and I. Edwa

R. Yizhak Haseniri was one of the outstanding poets of medieval Provence. This first critical edition of his piyyutim includes a general survey of the historical background and the liturgic customs of the period and an analysis of the piyyutim, encompassi

A selection of articles that encompasses the broad field of Piyyut from post-biblical times until the period of liturgical poetry in medieval Spain. The articles were first delivered as lectures in a conference for the study of Piyyut.