- of Beauty) in 1455, and, most celebrated, a
textbook of
rhetoric called Nofet Zufim (The Honeycomb's Flow),
which was
printed by
Abraham Conat of Mantua...
-
Mordecai Finzi Sefer Yosippon, the pseudo-Josephus or
Gorionides Eldad ha-Dani
Nofet Zufim, the
rhetoric of
Messer Leon (Judah). This was the
first book published...
-
state . It was
initiated by the
publication of
monthly educational called Nofet (Hebrew: נופת
meaning innocence) for
Jewish children, and
during 1917–1920...
- the only book
known to be
printed during its author's
lifetime was the "
Nofet Ẓufim" of
Judah b.
Jehiel (9), one of the few
Hebrew works showing the influence...
- only of the old
people of Israel, but also of the
youthful Renaissance."
Nofet Zufim drew on the
classical theoretical writings of Cicero,
Averroes and...
- the
calendar entitled Meleket ha-Ḳebi'ah, and compiled,
under the
title Nofet Ẓufim,
calendric tables. Both
these works, in m****cript, are preserved...
