Moses ibn Ezra — Moïse ibn Ezra Pour les articles homonymes, voir Ibn Ezra et Ezra (homonymie) … Wikipédia en Français
ABBASI (incorrectly Akasi and Aksai), JACOB BEN MOSES IBN — (second half of 13th century), Hebrew translator. Abbasi was born probably in Béziers in southern France, but he lived in huesca , Spain. There in 1297–98 he translated Maimonides commentary on the third order of the Mishnah (Nashim) from the… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Ibn Tibbon — Rabbinical Eras Chazal Zugot Tannaim Amoraim Savoraim Geonim Rishonim Acharonim Ibn Tibbon (Heb. אבן תבון), is a family of Jewish rabbis and translators that lived principally in Provence in the 12th and 13th centuries. Conte … Wikipedia
ADRET, SOLOMON BEN ABRAHAM — (known from his initials as RaShBa, Rav Shlomo Ben Abraham; c. 1235–c. 1310), Spanish rabbi and one of the foremost Jewish scholars of his time, whose influence has remained to this day. Adret belonged to a well to do family of Barcelona where he … Encyclopedia of Judaism
IBN SHUAIB, JOSHUA — (first half of 14th century), Spanish scholar. Few biographical details are known of him. He was a pupil of solomon b. abraham adret (the Rashba), whose statements and customs he frequently cites. He lived and was active in Navarra, where Menahem … Encyclopedia of Judaism
IBN MIGASH, JOSEPH BEN MEIR HA-LEVI — (1077–1141), greatest Spanish talmudic scholar of the third generation of Spanish rabbis. He studied first under isaac b. baruch albalia , and at the age of 12 went to Lucena where he studied under Alfasi for 14 years. His teacher encouraged him … Encyclopedia of Judaism
IBN SHEM TOV, JOSEPH BEN SHEM TOV — (c. 1400–c. 1460), Spanish philosopher. A son of shem tov ibn shem tov , Joseph, in contrast to his father, was a devotee of philosophical and other secular studies. He served in the Castilian court of King John II and his successor Henry IV.… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
ḤABIB, ḤAYYIM BEN MOSES BEN SHEM TOV — (16th century), rabbinical author. Among the Jews exiled from Portugal in 1497, he escaped to Fez. In 1505 he compiled over 3,000 responsa of solomon b. abraham adret , in Sefer ha Battim. Ḥ.J.D. Azulai heard of the existence of the manuscript in … Encyclopedia of Judaism
ABBA MARI BEN MOSES BEN JOSEPH ASTRUC OF LUNEL — (c. 1300), writer who opposed extreme rationalism. He especially attacked the spread of philosophical allegorization of Scripture in popular sermons and the use of astral magic for healing. Abba Mari lived in Montpellier where the dispute over… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
ḤAKIM, SAMUEL BEN MOSES HA-LEVI IBN — (?1480–after 1547), rabbi in egypt and turkey . Samuel came from a distinguished family of Spanish origin which had settled in Egypt. His father, Moses, was a personal friend of the governor of Egypt and, when difficulties arose, intervened on… … Encyclopedia of Judaism