Architecture and Ornamentation of the Córdoba Synagogue Unknown ca. 1315 Image Please login or register for free access to Posen Library Register Already have an account? Engage with this Source Discussion Questions Córdoba had many synagogues. What does the construction of a synagogue for an individual family suggest? What does the use of the Mudéjar style suggest about Jews’ attitudes toward their Christian rulers and Muslim neighbors? What ideas or beliefs about the role of the synagogue does the inscription allude to? Details RestrictedImage Language: Hebrew Places: Córdoba, Kingdom of Castile (Córdoba, Spain) Subjects: SynagogueArchitectureInscriptionsSephardi You may also like Class 2: Medieval Spanish Synagogues and the Aesthetics of Power and Identity Synagogues in medieval Spain reflected Islamic-inspired design and royal patronage, revealing how architecture expressed identity, status, and vulnerability. View Class
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