Moshe ben Maimon Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

In this book, Hermann Hedwig Bernard presents an overview of Jewish creed and ethics, drawing on selections from the Yad Hachazakah, a code of Jewish law compiled by Moses Maimonides in the 12th century. Bernard provides commentary on Maimonides' work and offers insights into the principles that have guided Jewish thought and practice throughout history.

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Zo židovskej arabštiny a hebrejštiny přeložili, k vydaniu pripravili a úvodné štúdie napísali Daniel Boušek a Dita Rukriglová. Publikácia je reprezentatívnym výberom jedenástich listov židovského rabína, lekára a filozofa Mošeho ben Majmūna – Maimonida (1138 Córdoba – 1204 Fustāt). Najviac sú zastúpené texty s nábožensko-právnou tematikou (list o prenasledovaní, list do Jemenu, listy sudcom Jefetovi a Pinhasovi), ďalej kratšie filozofické traktáty (pojednanie o zmŕtvychvstaní, list o rozhodnutí hviezd) a tiež osobná korešpondencia (z listov Josefovi ben Jehudovi a Šmu’elu ibn Tibonovi).

Focusing on Maimonides' significant contributions to Jewish law and philosophy, this volume serves as a companion to his work "On Asthma." It features critical editions of three medieval Hebrew translations, including one by Samuel Benveniste and another by Joshua Shatibi, alongside two Latin translations by Giovanni da Capua and Armengaud Blaise. This scholarly edition highlights the historical context and the evolution of Maimonides' ideas through various translations, concluding with important updates to the first volume.

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This lucid and elegant English translation of Maimonides' introductory work to the Talmud has become a classic. Here Maimonides explains the origins, aims, methodology and spirit of the Talmud and delineates all the Rabbinic sages of the period. He covers such fundamental issues as the powers of the Rabbis to add to the original laws of the Torah, why dissensions from the accepted rulings of the Jewish law were permanently recorded in the Talmud, and the criteria for the determination of a true prophet. This edition features annotations, charts, indexes and a glossary, as well as Maimonides' complete original Hebrew text.Essential reading for any student of the Talmud!