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Introduction

Elisheva Baumgarten, Ruth Mazo Karras, and Katelyn Mesler "Go now into the Jews' streets and see how many do business with them [ the Christians] even on the holiday itsel£" 1 This pronouncement was a central part of one of R. Yel;.iel of Paris's responses to Christian accusations against Jewish conduct during the trial of the Talmud (Paris, 1240). Yel;.iel, a prominent advocate for the Jewish community, was countering a common Christian accusation that "Jews are hostile toward and a danger to gentiles." 2 He argued that, although he and his contemporaries observed the Torah with "all their souls," they still performed many activities that were forbidden by the Talmud. He was alluding to different prohibitions in tractate 'Avodah Zarah that pertained to what was considered idolatry or to aiding idol worshippers but were commonplace activities among medieval European Jews. 3 In the context of the Talmud trial, a landmark event in the history ofJewish-Christian relations, his implication was that not every statement against gentiles in the Talmud need be read as evidence of contemporary anti-Christian activities. 4 Thus he emphasized the close relations between Jews and Christians that he witnessed in his everyday surroundings. His text states: "For we are taught: For three days preceding the holiday of the gentiles it is forbidden to engage in trade with them. Go now into the Jews' streets and see how many do business with them [ the Christians] even on the holiday itself And further we are taught 'Do not board cattle in the barns of gentiles,' and yet every day we sell cattle to gentiles and make partnerships with them and are alone with them and entrust our infants to their households to be nursed; and we teach Torah to gentiles, for there are Christian clerics who know how to read