Isaac ben Sid — (o Cid), Ishaq ben Sid, Rabí Ishâq ben Sid o Rabiçag (nombre en las fuentes cristianas) fue un astrónomo judío español. Destacado erudito judío de la segunda mitad del siglo XIII, formó parte de la Escuela de Traductores de Toledo de Alfonso X el … Wikipedia Español
IBN SAʿĪD (Sid), ISAAC — (c. second half of the 13th century), Spanish astronomer. Isaac lived in Toledo where isaac israeli called him he Ḥazzan so he was probably the cantor of the synagogue at Toledo. He may well have been the otherwise unknown Aben Çayd or Rabbi Zag … Encyclopedia of Judaism
SID (Sidilyo; Sirilyo), SAMUEL IBN — (c. 1530), rabbi in egypt . Samuel studied under isaac de leon in his native Toledo where he married the daughter of isaac aboab . After the Expulsion from spain in 1492 Samuel arrived in Egypt, where he was a member of the bet din of Isaac… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
IBN MOTOT, SAMUEL BEN SAADIAH — (or Matut, Matud; active c. 1370), philosopher, kabbalist, and translator in Spain. He came from a well known family in Guadalajara and was one of the members of the circle of Jewish intellectuals in Castile friendly with isaac b. sheshet perfet … Encyclopedia of Judaism
TIBBON, IBN — (Tibbonids), a family of translators, philosophers, and exegetes, based in southern France ( Provence, the Midi, Occitania). JUDAH B. SAUL IBN TIBBON (c. 1120–1190), called the father of translators, was born in Granada, but fled (most likely due … Encyclopedia of Judaism
CANPANTON (Campanton), ISAAC BEN JACOB — (1360–1463), Castilian rabbi. Canpanton was the head of a yeshivah in Zamora in western Spain, among whose students were isaac de leon , isaac aboab ii , Samuel b. Abraham Valensi, and shem tov ibn shem tov . He laid down methodological rules for … Encyclopedia of Judaism
LEON, ISAAC DE — (d. 1486 or 1490), Spanish rabbi and kabbalist. Isaac was born in Leon in the second decade of the 15th century. He was a pupil of isaac canpanton and was friendly with isaac aboab . abraham b. samuel zacuto in the Sefer Yuḥasin (ed. by H.… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Abu 'Imran Musa ibn 'Ubaidallah Maimun al-Kurdubi — Idealporträt Maimonides’ aus dem 19. Jahrhundert Maimonides Statue in Córdoba (Spanien) … Deutsch Wikipedia
Abu Imran Musa ibn Maimun ubn Ubad Allah — Idealporträt Maimonides’ aus dem 19. Jahrhundert Maimonides Statue in Córdoba (Spanien) … Deutsch Wikipedia
JOSEPH IBN ṬABŪL — (c. 1545–beginning 17th century), kabbalist and one of the foremost students of R. isaac luria . He came from North Africa (Maghreb, Ma arav) and was therefore called Joseph ha Ma aravi. He went to Safed in its most flourishing period and joined… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
