Gersónides

Gersónides

Levi ben Gershon (en hebreo, לוי בן גרשון), mejor conocido como Gersónides o Ralbag[1] (Bagnols-sur-Cèze, Languedoc, 1288-1344) fue un famoso rabino, filósofo, talmudista, matemático, astrónomo y astrólogo. Fue uno de los más importantes comentadores bíblicos de su tiempo.

Contenido

Trabajos talmúdicos

  • Shaarei Tsedek (publicado en Leghorn, 1800): un comentario de la decimotercera regla mosaica de Tanna, R'Yishmael;
  • Mechokek Safun, una interpretación del material aggádico en el quinto capítulo del Bava Basra en la Mishná;
  • Un comentario al Berachos en la Mishná;
  • Dos responsa.

Solo se ha preservado el primer texto.[2]

Referencias

  1. ↑ "Ralbag" es el acrónimo de "Rabbi Levi Ben Gershon", con las vocales añadidas para facilitar la pronunciación, una práctica normal judía tradicional con los nombres de rabinos prominentes
  2. ↑ Taikh, Samuel; Hersh Goldwurm (2001). The Rishonim: biographical sketches of the prominent early rabbinic sages and leaders from the tenth-fifteenth centuries. Brooklyn: Mesorah Publications. OCLC 60850988. 

Bibliografía

  • "Gersonides". The Encyclopaedia Judaica. Keter Publishing.
  • Eisen, Robert (1995). Gersonides on Providence, Covenant, and the Chosen People: A Study in Medieval Jewish Philosophy and Biblical Commentary. State University of New York.
  • Guttman, Julius (1964). Philosophies of Judaism, pp. 214–215. JPS.
  • Feldman, Seymour. The Wars of the Lord (3 volumes). Jewish Publication Society.
  • Taikh, Samuel; Hersh Goldwurm (2001). The Rishonim: biographical sketches of the prominent early rabbinic sages and leaders from the tenth–fifteenth centuries. Brooklyn: Mesorah Publications. OCLC 60850988. 
  • Seligsohn, M.; Kaufmann Kohler e Isaac Broydé (2002) [[[:Plantilla:Circa]]], «Levi ben Gershon», en Isidore Singer y Cyrus Adler, Jewish Encyclopedia, LCCN 16014703, OCLC 4743907, http://jewishencyclopedia.com/view.jsp?artid=247&letter=L 

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