The Commentary of Ibn Ezra On Isaiah; Volume 1

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The Commentary of Ibn Ezra on Isaiah; Volume 1

Abraham Ben Meir Ibn Ezra

Michael Friedländer

Franklin Classics Trade Press

Essays on the Writings of Abraham Ibn Ezra

Religion & Spirituality

Abraham ben Meir ibn Ezra was one of the outstanding and colorful scholars of medieval Jewry. He was a poet, mathematician, astronomer, astrologer, grammarian physician and philosopher. However, his chief claim to fame rests on his commentary on the Bible, especially on the Pentateuch, the five books of Moses. Ibn Ezra's commentary constitutes a major contribution to Biblical exegesis. One cannot be considered a true student of the Bible without having studied it. Ibn Ezra's works influenced all major Bible commentators. This commentary on NUMBERS is now available in an English translation.

Ibn Ezra's Commentary on the Pentateuch:Numbers (Series 4)

SILVER

Arthur M. Silver

H. Norman Strickman

Bloch Pub. Co

Ibn Ezra's Commentary on the Pentateuch Leviticus VA'YIKRA

Ibn Ezra's Commentary on the Pentateuch, Vol. 3: Leviticus

Menorah Publishing

The Parma psalter: Cod. De Rossi 510, Parm. 1870, Biblioteca palatina in Parma : [a Hebrew psalter with commentary of Abraham Ibn Ezra] (Hebrew Edition)

Facsimile Editions

<p>Of all medieval Hebrew manuscript Psalters (tehillim), one of the earliest and most important to survive is the masterpiece Ms. Parm. 1870 (Cod. De Rossi 510), the treasure of the Palatina Library in Parma, Italy. This profusely illuminated book of Psalms was written and decorated in about 1280, probably in Emilia in Northern Italy. Its 452 pages contain the biblical text in a clear, large vocalized Hebrew hand. Each psalm is illuminated and numbered, and many are exquisitely illustrated with musical instruments or with scenes described in the text - extraordinary for a Hebrew manuscript of the period, and proof that it was the work of Jews. Only a wealthy patron could have commissioned so lavish and tasteful a manuscript; and the presence of Ibn Ezra's commentary suggests that he was also well educated. Early copies of Abraham Ibn Ezra's great commentary on Psalms are rare, and the one in this manuscript records many wordings not to be found in other versions. A joy to hold, this facsimile will serve as a constant reminder of the rich legacy of medieval Jewish scholarship and artistic patronage.</p>

Parma Psalter

Emanuel Silver

Therese Metzger

Judaism

Facsimile Editions Ltd

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