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Abraham ben Shem Tov
Bibago (c. 1420–1489) was a
Sephardic Jewish philosopher, scholar, rabbi, preacher, theologian, and
author from Aragon. A
Jewish Averroist...
- abridged.
Josel was
influenced by the
Jewish apologist and
polemicist Abraham Bibago. In his
active life,
Josel always found time to
study Torah,
religious literature...
- Languedoc.
Averroes was
cited by Falaquera,
Yehuda Moscato and
Abraham Bibago to
argue that the Gr****s
borrowed their scientific and
philosophical knowledge...
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Gharib (r. 1381/1382–1412),
Syriac Orthodox patriarch of
Mardin Abraham Bibago (c. 1420-1489),
Sephardic Jewish rabbi, preacher, scholar, philosopher,...
- (translation by
Rabbi Gershom Barnard)
Moscato cites Ibn
Rushd and
Abraham Bibago arguing that the
source of all
knowledge and
science was Solomon, and that...
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kabbalistic (Dyhernfurth, 1806). He
cites Judah Halevi, Meir Aldabi, and
Abraham Bibago to
claim that
Aristotle learned from the
books of
Solomon when Alexander...
