This article asserts that Abraham Ibn Ezra was the first to endow the Hebrew word mishpatim with a clear astrological meaning, and that he also played an important role in the creation of the parallel Latin word iudicia. It is indicated that the word mishpatim was extensively used by Ibn Ezra in its exegetical and scientific works, because the word faithfully reflected main aspects of his world vision. It is maintained that the creation of this word should not be seen as an isolated event but as a part of a more general pattern: the creation of a new Hebrew scientific terminology based on the biblical vocabulary. We reveal also that both words, mishpatim and iudicia, were introduced to the medieval Hebrew and Latin languages because of the ...
Quevedo's writings related to the Bible must be considered within the sociocultural framework of the...
Appart from its frequent occurrences throughout the Qur’ānic text, the term Amr Allāh, or al-Amr whe...
Na literatura aljamiado-mourisca, a história de Nūḥ (Noé) é mostrada em duas versões muito diferente...
This article aims at elucidating Abraham Ibn Ezra's (ca. 1089 - ca. 1167) opinion about the creation...
In his commentary on Ecclesiastes, Ibn Ezra uses astronomical and astrological concepts for establis...
This article analyses Abraham ibn Ezra’s explanations on the flood from his two commentaries on Gene...
Este trabajo se ha elaborado dentro del proyecto «Patrimonio cultural escrito de los judíos en la ...
Este trabajo se ha realizado con una beca de formación de personal investigador de la Comunidad de...
The originality of Abraham ibn ‘Ezra’ as Biblical commentator was the application of the scientific ...
The manuscript G-II-5 kept in the Royal Library of El Escorial contains a grammatical work attibuted...
Abū l-Farağ Hārūn ibn al-Farağ is to be considered the main representative of the Karaite grammatic...
Según Abraham ibn ‘Ezra las cuatro letras del nombre divino (אהו''י) son merecedoras de tan especial...
Ms. Or. Gaster 10688 is a Spanish translation in Hebrew script of Judah Abarbanel or Leone Ebreo's D...
In Islamic literature, a number of texts can be traced around prophets who plead or argue with the d...
The historicians of medicine have scarcely devoted their attention to the study of the intellectual ...
Quevedo's writings related to the Bible must be considered within the sociocultural framework of the...
Appart from its frequent occurrences throughout the Qur’ānic text, the term Amr Allāh, or al-Amr whe...
Na literatura aljamiado-mourisca, a história de Nūḥ (Noé) é mostrada em duas versões muito diferente...
This article aims at elucidating Abraham Ibn Ezra's (ca. 1089 - ca. 1167) opinion about the creation...
In his commentary on Ecclesiastes, Ibn Ezra uses astronomical and astrological concepts for establis...
This article analyses Abraham ibn Ezra’s explanations on the flood from his two commentaries on Gene...
Este trabajo se ha elaborado dentro del proyecto «Patrimonio cultural escrito de los judíos en la ...
Este trabajo se ha realizado con una beca de formación de personal investigador de la Comunidad de...
The originality of Abraham ibn ‘Ezra’ as Biblical commentator was the application of the scientific ...
The manuscript G-II-5 kept in the Royal Library of El Escorial contains a grammatical work attibuted...
Abū l-Farağ Hārūn ibn al-Farağ is to be considered the main representative of the Karaite grammatic...
Según Abraham ibn ‘Ezra las cuatro letras del nombre divino (אהו''י) son merecedoras de tan especial...
Ms. Or. Gaster 10688 is a Spanish translation in Hebrew script of Judah Abarbanel or Leone Ebreo's D...
In Islamic literature, a number of texts can be traced around prophets who plead or argue with the d...
The historicians of medicine have scarcely devoted their attention to the study of the intellectual ...
Quevedo's writings related to the Bible must be considered within the sociocultural framework of the...
Appart from its frequent occurrences throughout the Qur’ānic text, the term Amr Allāh, or al-Amr whe...
Na literatura aljamiado-mourisca, a história de Nūḥ (Noé) é mostrada em duas versões muito diferente...