The code of Maimonides.

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subjects: Jewish law,  Early works to 1800,  Slavery (Jewish law),  Jewish Illumination of books and manuscripts,  Jewish law.,  Facsimiles,  Bible,  Biblical teaching,  Charity laws and legislation (Jewish law),  Commandments (Judaism),  Commentaries,  Customs and practices,  Doctrines,  Fasts and feasts,  Hebrew language,  Idols and images,  Incunabula,  Jewish Philosophy,  Jewish ethics,  Judaism,  Kings and rulers (Jewish law),  Latin American literature,  Liturgy,  Medieval and modern Latin literature,  Other gods,  Poor,  Property (Jewish law),  Repentance,  Repentance (Judaism),  Rosh Hodesh,  Sanhedrin,  Shehitah,  Talmud Torah (Judaism),  Ten commandments,  Texts and translations,  Textual Criticism,  Torts (Jewish law),  War (Jewish law),  Works to 1900,  Worship (Jewish law),  God (Judaism),  Six hundred and thirteen Commandments,  Sacrifice,  Temple of Jerusalem (Jerusalem),  Study and teaching,  Indexes,  Droit juif,  Ouvrages avant 1800,  Sefer ahavah (Maimonides, Moses),  Sefer ha-madaʻ (Maimonides, Moses),  Ritual Purity,  Purity, ritual,  Law,  Maimonides, moses, 1135-1204,  Spiritual life, judaism,  Bible, commentaries,  Talmud,  Ciphers,  Nationalism,  History,  Politics and government,  Economic policy,  Hebrew Manuscripts

People: Moses Maimonides (1135-1204)

Places: Budapest,  Hungary,  Yemen

Times: Early works to 1800