SARAGOSSA — (Sp. Zaragoza; Heb. סרקרסטה ,סרקסטה), city in Aragon, N.E. Spain; capital of the former kingdom of Aragon. Jews were already living in Saragossa during the late Roman and Visigothic periods, for which, however, details are not available. Muslim… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Abraham ben Samuel Abulafia — Abraham Abulafia. Abraham ben Samuel Abulafia (* 1240 in Saragossa; gest. nach 1291) war einer der bedeutendsten spanischen Kabbalisten, Schwärmer und Mystiker des 13. Jahrhunderts, ein jüdischer Exponent der sogenannten „ekstatischen“ Strömung… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Abraham Abulafia — Abraham Abulafia. Abraham ben Samuel Abulafia (* 1240 in Saragossa; † nach 1291) war einer der bedeutendsten spanischen Kabbalisten, Schwärmer und Mystiker des 13. Jahrhunderts, ein jüdischer Exponent der sogenannten „ekstatischen“ Strömung in… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Abraham Bibago — Abraham ben Schem Tob Bibago (* in Saragossa) war ein jüdischer Religionsphilosoph (Aristoteliker) des 15. Jahrhunderts in Spanien. Er verfasste u. a. das Werk derech emuna ( Weg des Glaubens ). Literatur Ben Sasson, Geschichte des jüdischen… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Saragossa — Vorlage:Infobox Gemeinde in Spanien/Wartung/kein cod ine Saragossa Wappen Karte von Spanien … Deutsch Wikipedia
Real Saragossa — Voller Name Real Zaragoza S.A.D. Gegründet 1932 Stadion … Deutsch Wikipedia
YOM TOV BEN ABRAHAM ISHBILI — (Asbili; i.e., of Seville; known as Ritba – from the initial letters of his Hebrew name Rabbi Yom Tov Ben Abraham; c. 1250–1330), Spanish talmudist. Famous already in his youth as a scholar, he studied in Barcelona under aaron ha levi of… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
BIBAGO, ABRAHAM BEN SHEM TOV — (15th century), Spanish scholar, religious philosopher, commentator on Aristotelian works, and preacher. His name is also spelled Bivach. Bibago was born in the province of Aragon. He first resided in Huesca, where, in his youth, he completed a… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
ABULAFIA, ABRAHAM BEN SAMUEL — (1240–after 1291), founder of the prophetic Kabbalah. Born in Saragossa, Spain, Abulafia moved to Tudela in his childhood and studied with his father until the latter s death in 1258. In 1260 he left Spain for the Land of Israel in search for the … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Crescas, Ḥasdai ben Abraham — ▪ Spanish philosopher born 1340, Barcelona? died 1410, Saragossa, Spain Spanish philosopher, Talmudic scholar, and critic of the Aristotelian rationalist tradition in Jewish thought, who became crown rabbi of Aragon. A merchant and… … Universalium
