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Commentary on Maimonidesʼ Twenty-Five Premises
Commentary on Maimonidesʼ Twenty-Five Premises
A new English translation and the newly edited Hebrew rendering of the work that provided the conceptual vocabulary for philosophers such as R. Moses Narboni and R. Hasdai Crescas
Muḥammad ibn Abī Bakr ibn Muḥammad al-Tabrīzī
Commentary on Maimonidesʼ Twenty-Five Premises (Paperback / Hardcover)
A New English Translation of the Reconstructed Source alongside the Edited Hebrew Rendering by Rabbi Isaac ben Natan.
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Muḥammad ibn Abī Bakr ibn Muḥammad al-Tabrīzī
Commentary on the Twenty-Five Premises (Hebrew)
Two Medieval Hebrew Translations: by Rabbi Isaac ben Natan and by an Anonymous Translator.
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Rabbi Abraham ben Shem Tov Bibago
The Path of Faith (Book One)
The first part of The Path of Faith (Derekh Emunah) by Rabbi Abraham ben Shem Tov Bibago – a seminal work of late Spanish Jewry – is presented here in its first critical edition, based on all extant manuscripts and the original print.
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Rabbi Moshe ben Yosef Halevi of Seville
Metaphysical Treatise
Rabbi Moshe ben Yosef Halevi of Seville, a 13th-century Jewish philosopher, was an authority in metaphysics, geometry, and music theory. In his Metaphysical Treatise, he explores the question of the identity of the Prime Mover, a crucial issue in medieval philosophy.
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Rabbi Hasdai Crescas
Light of the Lord (2023)
Light of the Lord is a classic work of Jewish philosophy written by Hasdai Crescas, a renowned medieval Jewish philosopher, rabbi, and statesman. This new Hebrew edition of the book offers a corrected version of the original text, based on the most authentic manuscript available.
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Rabbi Hasdai Crescas
Light of the Lord (2021)
A corrected reprint of the first edition, introducing minor textual refinements and a redesigned cover while preserving the same authoritive text.
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Rabbi Hasdai Crescas
Light of the Lord (2019)
The inaugural critical edition of Crescas’s Light of the Lord, based on the earliest manuscript and establishing a new standard in textual fidelity.
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