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Joseph ibn
Migash or
Joseph ben Meir
HaLevi ibn
Migash or
Yosef Ibn Meir Ha-Levi Ibn
Megas or José ben Meir ibn
Megas (early 1077 – c. 1141) (Hebrew:...
- is
Judah Halevi,
author of the Kuzari; he also
taught Joseph ibn
Migash (the Ri
Migash), who was in turn a
teacher of
Rabbi Maimon,
father and teacher...
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Wahrman Issachar Berend Lehmann Avraham Bromberg Max
Letteris Joseph ibn
Migash Zerahiah Ha-Levi
Yechezkel Landau Yaakov ben
Moshe Levi
Moelin Luis de Torres...
- Albalia,
astronomer and
rabbi at
Granada Jehiel ben Asher, poet
Joseph ibn
Migash,
diplomat for
Granada Maimonides, also
known by the
acronym 'Rambam', author...
- same
thought is
expressed in full.
Commentaries (ḥiddushim) by
Joseph ibn
Migash on two tractates, Bava
Batra and Shevuot,
based on Ḥananel and Alfasi, also...
-
pupil Joseph ibn
Migash are
prefaced by the
words "my
teachers have decided" (although
there is no
direct source confirming ibn
Migash as Maimonides' teacher)...
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studied Torah under his father, who had in turn
studied under Joseph ibn
Migash, a
student of
Isaac Alfasi. At an
early age,
Maimonides developed an interest...
-
father of Maimonides. His
teacher was the
respected scholar Joseph ibn
Migash. He aut****d a commentary, in Arabic, on the Pentateuch, and also wrote...
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Islamic Iberia Isaac Alfasi Joseph ibn
Migash Judah al-Bargeloni
Solomon ibn
Gabirol Abraham ibn Ezra
Moses ibn Ezra
Yehuda Halevi Samuel ibn Naghrela...
- of the Authors") –
Rambam Geonei Sefarad ("The
Brilliant of Spain") – Ri
Migash (or,
sometimes Rabbeinu Chananel)
Chachmei HaTzarfatim ("The Wise of France")...
