*341 (Meaux): Birth town of Yehiel b. Yosef; usually named for Paris; named in Or Zaru'a Sire Vives  (with refs, but by page); Yehiel was the chief representative of Judaism at the disputation of Paris, named Vivo Meldensis (with Latin praise) in Christian account (citing Lewin, Kisch); not to be confused with Vivant of Miaux in Paris 1296 (citing Loeb REJ 1 p. 70, 247; Loeb identifies Vivant as Yehiel, gives his French name as Vivant, doubts death in Haifa); Vives corresponds to Yehiel 
 *529 (Paris):